Officially coming to terms with a reality that pretty much everyone else could see from 20,000 leagues away, Disney has reportedly postponed production on David Fincher's long hoped-for 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea remake, acknowledging that due to its complete lack of a cast or an official greenlight from the studio, it was fairly unlikely to start filming next month.

It's become something of a scapegoat for Hollywood's current love affair with loud, effects-reliant, mostly soulless tentpole pictures, but CGI spectacle isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's only when filmmakers use it to try and distract from under-developed ideas that it ends up feeling hollow; like any tool, it's only as effective as its user allows it to be.

So, uh...how often are you playing Angry Birds these days? Anywhere near as much as you were a few years ago? And, um, do you think you'll still be playing it in 2016?

If you let out a cry of befuddled anguish when you heard that Warner Bros. was planning on putting together another Dungeons & Dragons movie, good news: Hasbro is right there with you.

It's one of those long-mooted projects whose general lack of updates has lulled us into hoping that cooler heads have prevailed at the studio, but no such luck: that Gremlins remake that Warner Bros. has been trying to get off the ground is still very much in development.