An invading army of Orcs threatens the peaceful nation of Azeroth.

Warcraft the Beginning is coming to cinemas soon, and it's set to be a high fantasy spectacle the likes of which we rarely see on the big screen.

The summer movie season is almost upon us, with blockbusters galore, and some of them don't even have superheroes in them. Not many we'll admit... here's looking at you Independence Day!

So you want to remake swords and sandals epic Ben-Hur and the chosen director is the man who made Wanted, Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter and Nightwatch.

THERE’S a charming quality to the opening scenes of Fantastic Four (12A), as child inventor Reed Richards (Miles Teller) bonds with bullied kid Ben Grimm (Jamie Bell) as they attempt to build a machine capable of teleportation. 

A group of scientists gain extraordinary powers after a trip to another dimension.

The superhero movies just keep on coming, and there's more from Marvel this week.

There's a new movie version of the Fantastic Four coming to cinemas pretty soon, and it's certainly looking dark.

The Marvel cinema universe is a huge and fractured thing, spread across multiple companies with rights and regulations monitering the use of plots, characters and even some individual words.

The world of Warcraft is one with a long and storied history, but its still one you might have missed entirely.

It’s been so long since anyone has really mentioned it that we were almost beginning to forget that this year, the Fantastic Four franchise is being relaunched.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes ****

The battle between species intensifies in the action-packed sequel Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Britain’s Got Talent’s performing pooch wags his tail in Pudsey The Dog – The Movie.

This week’s new releases

Never underestimate the intoxicating power of nostalgia.

A third 'Clash of the Titans' film has been given the go-ahead.

Joy Division biopic Control leads the field at the British Independent Film Awards with 10 nominations.

A drama-doc based on the book by Debbie, the wife of Joy Division’s Ian Curtis, telling the story of the iconic band and the tragic Curtis, who took his own life just as the band was preparing for its Stateside debut.

Dead Man's Shoes is a tough British film about bloody - very bloody - revenge in the dire Midlands as ex-soldier returns to get even with the men who gave his young brother, a hard time.