Usually, the first thing you hear about a film is its name, and despite you being given more details, trailers and teasers about the film, there's no escaping the feelings conjured up from the title.

With the blockbuster season getting earlier and earlier this year, March already sees some huge cinematic releases.

And here are the films that you should definitely not miss when they are released this month...

The term Oscar bait has become increasingly popular over the past decade or so - incredibly dramatic films going all-out in a bid to please The Academy and land the big one - the Best Picture Oscar.

Film adaptations of good (and sometimes awful) novels have always been an easy go-to for Hollywood to churn out a film without having to come up with original ideas.

Our good friends over at Kidrated have picked their top family cinema releases to enjoy this spring, including LEGO Batman, Boss Baby and Power Rangers.

With the release of The Founder, starring Michael Keaton as ruthless McDonald's businessman Ray Kroc, we're taking a look at the most cutthroat, underhanded businessmen ever to appear on the big screen.

With all the pageantry and sporting excitement that comes with the Super Bowl and the millions of people watching around the world, there is no better place to get your advert or trailer broadcast to the largest viewing audience.

The arrival of February sees many Oscars hopefuls hitting UK cinemas.

Which means that the calibre of films out this month is potentially the highest of the year, so here are five films that are worth visiting cinemas to see in February:

The LEGO version of Batman is set to hit cinemas with his hilarious building blocked movie, in what could be the best Batman film of recent years (sorry Ben!).

To whet your anticipation for this Gotham fun, LEGO Batman has dropped in to add some beatboxing to the famous Pearl & Dean ident!

For the highly-anticipated sequel to the iconic '90s drama Trainspotting, we're taking a trip down memory lane to challenge you at how good your knowledge is from the first film.

How familiar are you with the misadventures of Renton, Sick Boy, Spud and Begbie? Tackle our fiendish quiz...