Aquaman has already lit the Box Office on fire by becoming the highest grossing DC movie of all time. Now it's time for the movie to be released for home use when it comes out on Blu-ray and DVD.

With January now out of the way, more bigger movies are releasing in February 2019. Reviewers have now seen both The Lego Movie 2 and Alita: Battle Angel and their Rotten Tomatoes ratings have been revealed.

The Batman will be released in the year 2021, although Warner Bros has yet to announce the lead actor for the movie. A new report suggests that the studio is aiming for someone familiar to play the role of Batman and Bruce Wayne.

Paramount Pictures has now announced the official release dates for both Mission Impossible 7 and Mission Impossible 8. The films are being shot back-to-back and will be out during the Summer blockbuster season.

Universal Pictures has now released the first trailer for the Fast and Furious spinoff movie called Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw. The movie stars the charismatic duo of Dwayne 'The Rock Johnson and Jason Statham with Iris Elba playing the bad guy.

Hot Toys has now announced it will be releasing a figure for the character of Alita for the upcoming movie called Alita: Battle Angel. The movie is directed by Robert Rodriguez and is produced by James Cameron and Jon Landau.

Dragon Ball Super: Broly was out last weekend and it has already grossed a lot of money in North America. With its second weekend coming up, it could creep up to be the highest grossing anime movie in North America.

The 2019 Academy Award nominations have now been revealed in full and Black Panther has made history. This is because it's the first ever superhero movie to be nominated for the 'Best Picture' category.

Universal Studios Home Entertainment has now announced the release date for Mortal Engines if you want to buy the movie for home viewing. The movie will be available via Digital HD, 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray and DVD.

We are three weeks into 2019 and the first batch of big movies have come out. On top is the movie called 'Glass', but Dragon Ball Super: Broly managed to squeeze in the top 3 despite only being released in a limited number of theaters over in North America.