Ghostbusters III is something that might’ve been half an idea in the early 1990s, after the wonderful 1984 original, but then we later had the dismal sequel, Ghostbusters II, in 1989.
Over the years, there’s been talks of endless rewrites, rebooting the franchise with young Ghostbusters, Bill Murray not being at all interested, only a cameo from Harold Ramis – who sadly passed away in February last year, and then… an all-female Ghostbusters movie. Everything we’ve ever heard about it all sounds like a collection of bad ideas.
But, the latter option appears to have won through.
Who’s up for it?
This week’s Movie Chart for the UK w/e January 25th 2015 is as follows:
Desert Dancer tells the tale of Afshin Ghaffarian (Reece Ritchie) and his friends, who, despite the dangers, form an underground dance company where, via hacking into YouTube, they learn from the very best – Michael Jackson, Pina Bausch, Gene Kelly and Rudolf Nureyev. 
The Intruders is nothing to do with the recent TV series, Intruders, but is instead yet another of those apparent thrillers where someone new moves into a house which has a spooky past. Those new people are teenager Rose Halshford (Miranda Cosgrove, right) and her Dad, Jerry (Donal Logue), and weird stuff starts happening at the hands of Tom Sizemore, Jenessa Grant and Austin Butler.
The Fantastic Four is not a third film in the series following the so-so 2005 reboot, but is yet another reboot, this time starring 
In this week’s video games charts, week ending January 24th 2015, there are two new entries and two re-entries.
She’s Funny That Way stars Owen Wilson as Arnold, a married Broadway director, who falls for prostitute-turned-actress Izzy (Imogen Poots), and works to help her advance her career. 
Cucumber, banana and tofu are the stages of male sexual arousal, and the first in a new series from Russell T Davies
