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Triumphant Warcraft puts Ninja Turtles in the shadows at UK box office

Half-term crowds help propel family-friendly action-thrillers to the top, as Anthony Hopkins/Al Pacino turkey gobbles up just £97

Jake Gyllenhaal to star in adaptation of Tom Clancy’s The Division video game

Prince of Persia actor will also produce big-screen version of record-breaking third-person shooter

Viral video: Star Trek Beyond and Game of Thrones meets Family Guy

Laughing Star Wars Chewbacca mask lady drives James Corden to work, Simpsons actor has a treat for graduates and a very happy wolf

Slice of the action: smartphone game Fruit Ninja to be made into film

Halfbrick Studios, the makers of the billion-selling fruit-slicing game, have announced plans to convert it into a live-action family comedy

Top Guns: The six greatest flight shooters

It’s the 30th anniversary of Top Gun, and here are the finest air combat games inspired by the classic movie

The Call Up review – cheap and cheerful gamer number with a slasher-pic heart

This lowish-budget British film about gamers playing a VR shoot ’em up gone wrong is a modest update on all those killer-website movies in the noughties

Steven Spielberg warns VR technology could be ‘dangerous’ for film-making

Speaking at Cannes, the multiple Oscar winner and BFG director expressed fears that storytelling will suffer if viewers of VR films are given the choice where to look

BB-8’s Windows XP makeover is the stuff of nightmares

Star Wars: The Force Awakens mascot droid turned from inspirational robotic pal into a 2001 disaster with the help of Microsoft’s operating system

The Y2K aesthetic: who knew the look of the year 2000 would endure?

From fashion and architecture to music and art, the optimism and techno-utopianism of the early 2000s found its way into every element of design

Captain America puts Angry Birds to flight at UK box office

Marvel’s crusading superhero reigns supreme for a third week as the animated avians perch in second place

The Angry Birds Movie review – charmless chaos

Fans may rejoice at their game being given a story, but it’s one that lacks laughs and elegance

Viral video: cat watches horror movie, James Corden and Cyndi Lauper sing

Watch a kitten react to a scary Hitchcock soundtrack, plus the duo back equal pay with a parody of Girls Just Want To Have Fun

When it comes to interracial romances, the movies need to catch up

Almost 50 years after Kirk and Uhura’s kiss on Star Trek, there are plenty of parts for black women - provided they want to play blue- or green-skinned aliens …

Is the Assassin’s Creed movie actually going to be good?

The first trailer was released on Wednesday, showing Michael Fassbender donning the assassin’s hood. It shows promise, but we’ve been here before

Assassin’s Creed: five things we learned from the first trailer

Michael Fassbender’s movie already looks better than Warcraft, with Marion Cotillard on top femme fatale form and director Justin Kurzel embracing the video game

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