Brad Bird gave up Star Wars to work on Tomorrowland, his passion project about a return to an optimistic future, but was that a wise decision?

George Miller brings his Mad Max series back with a masterpiece of brutally insane action as Tom Hardy takes over for Mel Gibson in Mad Max: Fury Road.

Despite being delayed because of the tragic passing of Paul Walker, Furious 7 was worth the wait as the addition of Jason Statham takes the action to new levels of awesome insanity.

Sean Penn bulked up and threw his hat into the action ring currently dominated by Liam Neeson and, while it’s a decent attempt, The Gunman is just an average action movie.

Liam Neeson is back for Run All Night, where he is forced to kill the son of his mob boss/best friend (Ed Harris) in order to protect his own son (Joel Kinnaman).

A girl is the latest victim of a curse that leaves an unknown force stalking her unless she finds a way to pass it someone else in the new horror movie, It Follows.

Using a police robot bound for destruction, an engineer (Dev Patel) tests out his experimental AI on it and creates Chappie (Sharlto Copley), a fully sentient robot, but both fall into the hands of the gangster Ninja, who wants Chappie as a weapon to pull of a massive heist.

Celebrating the spy genre while ramping up the action to ridiculous levels, Kingsman is the latest fantastic comic book adaptation from Matthew Vaughn.

Delayed for months, the latest from The Wachowskis is finally here with the visually amazing, completely baffling plot wise, Jupiter Ascending.

Well meaning but bumbling Bizarro creates a Bizarro League to fight a threat against Bizarro World in the new Lego DC Super Heroes movie, Justice League vs Bizarro League.

House Forrester gains back one of it’s members but are quickly losing their grip on their precious ironwood in the second episode of Telltale’s Game of Thrones game.