Go, go Power Rangers? Although the answer can seem pretty clear for many, there are a few aspects of the new 24-years-old franchise's reboot that attracted critics' attention and that might make you want to go see the super-hero movie in theatre this weekend. The story? 5 modern teenagers who met during high school detention are infused with unique superpowers in order for them to save the planet from an evil witch (Elizabeth Banks) who has a weakness for gold and world domination.

Remake of the 1991 Disney animated film, Beauty and the Beast follows the 'Stockholm syndrome' love story between Belle (Emma Watson), a smart, beautiful young lady, and a man-beast who, due to his bad attitude when he was 100% human, has been cursed by a mysterious enchantress, which has left him with a ghastly appearance (supposedly the true version of himself) - until he finds true love that is.

It would have taken Danny Boyle 20 years to find the right reasons to direct a follow-up to his brilliant 1996 indie movie, Trainspotting. A long period of time that could make us wonder if in the end it was a good idea at all... Straightforwardly titled T2 Trainspotting, the sequel, coming out in the U.S. this Friday, is, just like its forerunnner, based on the characters and stories created by the Scottish novelist Irvine Welsh, with once again John Hodge behind the script.