The latest trailer for The LEGO Batman Movie sees the caped crusader tasked with being a responsible adult and caring for the orphan that he's taken in.

It's been less than two years since the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles rocked back into cinemas and honestly I had a lot of fun with that big screen reimagining.

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.

Irish actress Ruth Kearney has made her breakthrough in a dark new Netflix comedy, writes Ed Power

Derval McGovern’s house features in Home of the Year on RTÉ One on Thursday at 8.30pm.

A new comedy is set to debut on Netflix this week - Flaked stars Will Arnett and Irish actress Ruth Kearney (The Following)

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.

The sequel to last year's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has found its Bebop. Gary Anthony Williams will play the humanoid mutant warthog in the upcoming film. No word who’ll play his other half, Rocksteady, just yet.

The Lego Movie may not have won a single Oscar at the 2015 ceremony but the bricks still made plenty of appearances throughout the show

The curtains fell on the Oscars, but Hollywood was not done celebrating its biggest night as the film industry took Academy Award winners and their statuettes out for an extended spin through glamorous after-parties.

Declan Burke casts his eye over the latest movie releases. 

Conan O'Brien broke news to shocked audience live on air.

The pizza-loving heroes with half shells will be back in 2016.

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Will Arnett has filed for divorce from his estranged wife Amy Poehler.

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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire has been named best film at the MTV Movie Awards, besting even top Oscar winner 12 Years A Slave.

It might not even be released yet, but Warner Bros. are already developing a sequel to 'The Lego Movie'.

Amy Poehler has moved on from Will Arnett.

Liam Neeson has signed up for 'The Nut Job'.

Christina Applegate is leaving 'Up All Night'.

Morgan Freeman will voice a character in 'Lego: The Piece Of Resistance'.

Al Pacino is set to make his animated film debut in 'Despicable Me 2'.

An animated treat that’s packed with wonderfully off-centre characters (going down to the supporting roles), a battery of evil devices, laughter from the downright silly to the downright falling down and rolling in the aisles … you couldn’t ask for more.

Well, it’s summer and you should be out walking hand-in-hand with a lover and not wasting your time with this second-rate, cut-price stand-in for romance.

Cute, but hardly new.

A 3D version of this spoof horror film is also on release and since it’s such a terrifically funny, if not truly original, film it’s well worth seeking out for the heightened special F/X.

Actor Val Kilmer has replaced Will Arnett as the voice of talking car Kitt in the TV movie remake of 'Knight Rider'.

A comedy ought, surely, to be entertaining, contain a couple of chuckles, keep us amused?