I'm looking forward to Ant Man. I see no problems with that major character that everyone loves and respects.

All the endless back story stuff, the prequels, the cameos it's just a massive load of bollocks and a cheap way to add depth to characters which doesn't really work and isn't necessary in decent films.

I watched Gone Girl on Sunday. It was very enjoyable, but I can't really work out if it was good or not, due to reading the book the week before and it being 99% the same. I can't work out in my head if it is good because the book is good, or if it actually stands up on its own as a film.

It's like you've decided what you want to think, then muddled up the comics and movies in your mind while throwing in some baseless stuff just to arrive at a justification.

As long as the quality remains high, I say bring them on. Comic book films were largely terrible for so long, let's revel in this golden age!

BBC Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe is leading a project by the radio station to rescore the 2011 film Drive with tracks from artists such as CHVRCHES, SBTRKT and Eric Prydz. Lowe's ambitious project to curate an entirely new soundtrack for Nicolas Winding Refn's crime drama has received the backing from the director himself. The original score, which was revered for its pulsing retro-synth sounds and acute attention to tone and mood, featured tracks from Kavinsky, Chromatics and Desire.

I watched a Million Ways to Die in the West.

Christ, it's just awful, isn't it? Isn't it? Brian from Family Guy may be a funny writer (well, actually, I'd disagree with myself right here but for the sake of this paragraph I'll assume he's written some funny lines) but he's just a terrible actor. There's something about him that's unlikeable; something about his face that's not right, and something about his overall screen presence that does not make him a star. At all. I've got a feeling that he's got a massive ego too which is why he was unable to give him his role to someone who might have done a much better job.

And, really, there's a shitting gag?

And a penis gag.

And a gag where a sheep does a wee on him.

I'm sure he thought this would be all very clever but it's awful. Man alive...

Also, he does the same voice for everything and it winds me up.

So I've just come out of the cinema where I watched The Book Of Life with the Grimlet, and I was totally blown away.

I'm not sure how good it is for kids (although the Grimlet seemed to approve) because it's basically a love story crossed with "this is what death is". And there's a pig.

Although the themes are really quite dark, it's never scary or threatening (although the bandits and some of the bullfights may scare younger kids), and it looks amazing (especially when they go to the Land of the Remembered). And the songs are great (I particularly liked Creep).

And it's got Ron fucking Perlman in it.

The whole thing was beautiful, in every way.

It was charmless to the point of making you cry?

Toy Story 4 is a'coming.

Yeah, bit disappointed with that, but hopefully they do something sufficiently different with enough different toys to make it worthwhile. They've earned at least a little slack via the quality of the past ones.