Well, this week is juggernaut-free, which suits me just fine - not that I don't understand the pull of last week's newsmaking big winner. I just can't join in the enthusiasm for it.
Directed by Taken 's Pierre Morel, and also starring Javier Bardem, Ray Winstone, Idris Elba, Mark Rylance and Jasmine Trinca, The Gunman is based on the novel The Prone Gunman by Jean-Patrick Manchette. It tells the story of a former Special Forces soldier and military contractor with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder who must go on the run to clear his name.
The 62-year-old actor and former boxer, who stars in action films such as Taken, A Walk Among The Tombstones and Non-Stop, said he has a regular exercise routine to stay in good shape. "I keep pretty fit, in life.
Here's an interesting twist. Liam Neeson - the star of the Taken franchise, arguably one of the most violent group of films out there in recent memory - doesn't like guns.
Nicole Kidman knows most people don't consider her a comedic actress. Over her 31-year career, her roles have ranged from the morose to the deliciously sadistic.
Construction crews are hard at work to restore a rundown filling station featured in the 1974 film "Texas Chainsaw Massacre." An Ohio businessman has joined forces with a horror film actor to transform Last Chance Gas Station into a paradise for scary movie lovers.
A lot of your favorite 80s classics have been rebooted or remade into not-so-classics. It's the unfortunate state of the movie business.
A photograph of Pamela Smart from the HBO documentary "Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart" during her trial for conspiring to murder her husband Twenty-four years after Pamela Smart was convicted of conspiring in her husband's murder - during a trial that gripped New Hampshire with scandalous revelations and was the first to be televised gavel to gavel - she hopes recurring questions about cameras in the courtroom will bring her a chance at freedom. Smart, who still denies that she lured her teenaged lover into a plot to shoot her husband, got a life sentence with no opportunity for parole, while the actual killers could leave prison this year.
Twain Thomas was caught on camera breaking down the door in a terrifying attack that was reminiscent of the petrifying scene from Stanley Kubrick's classic The Shining Machete-wielding Twain Thomas was caught on camera breaking down the door of James Cvengros and his girlfriend Kaila Gearhart's home. It's a horrifying moment eerily similar to the moment when Jack Torrance, played by Jack Nicholson, cuts through the bathroom door in 1980 horror The Shining before famously declaring: "Here's Johnny!" Mr Cvengros told Local 8 News: "If he hadn't been shot at that time, then we would be looking at a murder case, not an attempted murder case."