Disney Animation tackles their first Marvel property with Big Hero 6, where young, genius inventor Hiro Hamada and his robot Baymax must join with other heroes to defend the city of San Fransokyo.

Portland detective Nick Burkhardt discovers he has the ability to see creatures called Wesen and must now defend against the evil ones in Portland and beyond.

Elmore Leonard’s “The Switch” is adapted into the upcoming crime comedy, Life of Crime, where Jennifer Aniston is a kidnapped wife whose husband (Tim Robbins) is not particularly keen on getting her back.

Having already adapted Mark Millar’s Kick-Ass, Matthew Vaughn takes on another of Millar’s comics with Kingsman: The Secret Service, which stars Colin Firth doing his best Bond impression while recruiting a young street punk into an elite espionage training program.

Jack manages to get into the US Embassy in London and gets the vital flight key of Lt. Tanner’s drone, but is forced to take hostages when the embassy is locked down and the decryption of the key takes longer than expected.

A bunch of the bigger movies from earlier this year like Pompeii, 3 Days to Kill and, our Pick of the Week, The Monuments Men, are all out this week.

Marvel’s weirdest team hits theaters this August as the Guardians of the Galaxy arrive to stop a powerful artifact from ending up in the hands of the evil Collector.

Godzilla proved why he’s the “King of the Monsters” this past weekend with an incredible $93 million opening.

Weird Al parodied the look and sound of the Presidents of the United States song, Lump, to recap the events of Forrest Gump for “Gump”, off the Bad Hair Day album.

The Asylum turns the story of Sarah Winchester and her crazy house into a cash-in to try and get in on the trend of horror/exorcism movies, specifically 2009’s The Haunting in Connecticut, with Haunting of Winchester House.