Paranormal Activity 2 is out and Saw 3D is imminently upon us - yes, it's Halloween again and rather than list the scariest horror movies or discuss Let Me In vs Let the Right One In (again), I thought we'd go for something a tiny bit different.

As anyone who's every carved a pumpkin knows, it's frickin' difficult to do well, especially if you're aiming for a cinematic likeness. Which is why we've rounded up the best movie pumpkins on the internet to give you some solid inspiration before you start cutting massive holes in your evening. It was either that or kidnap Neil Buchanan and force him to make a Horror Movie Art Attack. And this was far easier.

After the success of Twentieth Century Fox's Avatar Day, Disney held Tron Night yesterday - a chance for fans to see 23 minutes of preview footage from the upcoming Tron: Legacy. The verdict? Pretty damn awesome.

Continuing on from Steve Lisberger's incredibly impressive 1982 movie, Tron: Legacy takes place in an age where technology is far more relevant. It's so advanced that the film's in 3D, an arguably unnecessary touch, but one that at least makes the title screen stand out a little more. The rest is just as stunning however you see it (hint: IMAX).

After all that hoo-hah and cackwaffle, The Hobbit has finally got its fight with the New Zealand folks settled and will be shot in Peter Jackson's home country.

Warner Bros. have reached a deal with the Kiwi government, which will see new legislation introduced to clearly distinguish between employees and independent contractors.

Not that anyone wants to read more about Peter Jackson and his hairy midget friends. I'm certainly sick of writing about it. What I will say is that it's great news for my friend Ed, who moved over to New Zealand looking for production work a while back. Working in a range of museums and constantly bumping into Guillermo Del Toro in comic book shops, he's been pestering Wingnut Films every day for several years. Now there's some actual work for him to beg for. Good luck to him, the bespectacled darling.

For all the other Middle Earth nonsense, you can read our Exclusive Generic Hobbit News Story, which will cover you in the event of any possible rumours.

So that's the title of the third Batman film: The Dark Knight Rises.

So much for The Dark Knight Returns - clearly a better title. Nolan confirmed the sequel's name to the LA Times, also ruling out The Riddler as a villain. He also spoke about his determined dislike of 3D, and had this to add:

"We’ll use many of the same characters as we have all along, and we’ll be introducing some new ones". It's enigmatic as usual, but I'll forgive any director who not only makes Inception but also prefers IMAX to 3D.

"They said it would never happen.. That he would NEVER make it... But you NEVER stopped believing..."

So that's clear then. Because you never stopped believing, we get a Justin Bieber film. Perhaps if we all stopped believing in Justin Bieber, he would stop singing.

Until then, Never Say Never - the official biopic of music star Justin Bieber, aged 16 - is definitely heading towards cinemas. And is definitely in 3D. And definitely has a trailer.

Read on to sample just a small taste of what this documentary about pop music, fame and floppy fringe hair has to offer. Then work out a way to cover your ears on Friday 1st April next year, when deafening teen girl screams will kill all those within hearing range.

And for all those hoping that this is an April Fool's in advance, I point you in the direction of the snazzy purple poster.

Here's hoping someone writes "Again" at the end of the title and makes everyone think this is a re-release of Sean Connery's unofficial Bond movie. Ah, Mr Connery. There was a REAL man who never said never.