So we had absolutely no idea that there could be a good film with a title like 'The Lego Movie.' But boy were we wrong.

Sausage Party's red band trailer has been released, and the film is shaping up to be one of the weirdest things you'll see all year.

The Lego movie was a massive surprise when it landed in cinemas in February 2014, not just because it was a bit of fun but somehow managed to be fairly brilliant in its off the wall humour and gorgeous graphics.

There have been some iconic portrayals of Joker over the years, but could we soon be adding Zach Galifianakis’ voice acted role to the list?

Michael Cera is in line to feature in the upcoming Lego Batman movie, voicing the boy wonder himself, Robin.

Arrested Development came and went at Fox then reappeared on Netflix with a 15 episode run that was, charitably, a bit weird.

Arrested Development came and went at Fox then reappeared on Netflix with a 15 episode run that was, charitably, a bit weird.

Arrested Development came and went at Fox then reappeared on Netflix with a 15 episode run that was, charitably, a bit weird.

Here’s a quick recap of all the weeks entertainment news.

MUSIC NEWS: You may have seen poor Florence Welch sitting on a stool for her performance with The Machine on Later With Jools on Tuesday (longer version on BBC Two tonight). Apparently she broke her foot while leaping off the stage at the Coachella festival in the US. 

Check out our guide to the best of tonight's TV.

Microsoft is finally ready to serve an assorted helping of original TV programmes made for the Xbox 360 and Xbox One.

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If you’ve ever wondered how Hollywood actors would fare in a real apocalyptic scenario (nope, me neither), then This is the End (16s) may well be your perfect movie.

If the end of humanity was nigh in a heavenly hail of fire foretold in the Bible, would anyone spare a passing thought for the fate of excessively overpaid Hollywood stars in their plush mansions?

Ear To The Ground returns for a 20th series, Thursday on RTÉ One. Presenters are Helen Carroll, Darragh McCullough and Ella McSweeney.

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'Arrested Development' is returning to TV screens and is getting made into a film.

'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World' is among seven films in contention for an Oscar nomination for Best Visual Effects.

Natalie Portman is pitching a comedy entitled ‘Bring Your Own’ to movie studios.

Michael Cera thinks ‘Scott Pilgrim vs. The World’ is “tricky” to market.

Michael Cera would have got involved with any project Edgar Wright was working on.

Video and computer games geeks will certainly love Edgar ‘Shaun of the Dead’ Wright’s screen version of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s cult graphic novels, but if you’re not into that strange world this might be disappointing since at best it’s a curate’s egg: good in parts.

Michael Cera would like to become a full-time action star.

Michael Cera felt like he had “ownership” over his character in ‘Scott Pilgrim vs. The World’.

OSCAR nominee Anna Kendrick was joined by co-stars Michael Cera and Jason Schwartzman and director Edgar Wright for the Irish premiere of Scott Pilgrim Vs The World in Cineworld, Dublin, last night.

Sandra Bullock received a standing ovation at the MTV Movie Awards as she accepted the MTV Generation Award.

A funny, if ultimately shallow, coming-of-age story whose central theme revolves around teenage sex, the lack of it and how to get it.

Pelt-clad primitives Zed (Jack Black) and Oh (Michael Cera) are incompetent and lazy and don’t pull their weight like the other men in their village.

If gross out – often quite disgusting – humour is your thing then this one will delight. Otherwise, forget it.

Just when you thought you couldn’t stand another teenage high school flick, along comes this totally charming tale … romance races back.

Teen comedy 'Superbad' is leading the nominations for the 2008 MTV Movie Awards after picking up five nods, including Best Movie.

Much, much more than another Stateside tale of a dim teenager getting herself pregnant … a brilliantly written story played to the hilt by a wonderful, sympathetic cast and an Oscar hope come the end of the month.

If you liked ‘Knocked Up’ and ‘40-Year-Old Virgin’ then ‘Superbad’ (SPHE, €24.99) is more of the same.