No Time to Die took the top spot at the box office with a solid domestic debut to add to it’s already impressive worldwide grosses while Venom: Let There Be Carnage dropped to second and The Many Saints of Newark saw a steep drop from it’s fairly mediocre debut last weekend.

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The director of Skyfall and Spectre is taking us back over 100 years to World War I in the war movie 1917, which follows two young British soldiers who have to cross enemy lines to deliver a message of vital importance.

Pulling an unexpected upset at the Oscars last week, Sam Smith somehow defeated Lady Gaga with his Bond theme, Writing’s On the Wall, proving that it was either the only song the voters had heard or they are huge fans of tentacle porn.

After one of the worst Octobers of all time, the first weekend of November delivered the second highest ever Bond opening and a solid start for Peanuts.

Bond is back and confronting more of his past in the upcoming 24th Bond movie, Spectre

Fox is moving forward on a couple of major comic properties, Guillermo Del Toro is staying insanely busy, Disney is going to lose a ton of money on The Lone Ranger and much more in this week’s News Shotgun.

It’s time once again for us to give out awards you actually care about to movies you’ve actually seen in the 7th Annual Kick Ass Awards.