Not much of import in the US this weekend, with Sinister 2, American Ultra and Hitman: Agent 47 all failing to make much noise.
But the Digital Economy Bill is far more sinister than that: this weekend the government announced that non-compliant sites won't just be fined, as was proposed in early drafts of the Bill, but blocked outright.
The tear gas last weekend, the sinister mob attacks of this weekend and then the apparent ultimatum issued by Hong Kong's leader have all served to galvanise support and strengthen the protesters' resolve.
The Conservatives launched a new advert this weekend showing a sinister-looking cartoon Salmond catching a train from Aberdeen down to London, where they claim the SNP leader will be able to "call the tune" of Mr Miliband.
In a Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware What should be a cozy and fun-filled weekend in the English countryside takes a sinister turn in this gripping, suspenseful, and darkly twisted literary debut. .
In the film, young city musicians, later joined by female friends, go into the woods for a weekend recording session that turns sinister with a twist.
Inside 'Dismaland': Banksy's Sinister Disney-Trolling Theme Park Reportedly Opens This Weekend http://t.co/WJmcjEmHM1 pic.twitter.com/Sw62bVouTg Nigel Ashton, leader of North Somerset Council, said: "We have been working closely with the organisers for months now, and for obvious reasons, have had to remain tight-lipped about the true nature of the event.
In my experience this problem is usually caused by the sinister forces that conspire to take away fall weekends.
He and his family spend weekends in locales far from places where sinister scenarios might unfold, canoeing the Delaware, hiking the Appalachian trail and exploring trees.
In the movie, Roman Polanski's breakthrough, a sinister young hitchhiker who accompanies a sportswriter and his wife on a weekend sailing expedition instigates a sadistic rivalry with the writer for his wife's respect.
