After 36 years, Van Damme's Kickboxer is getting its first video game – from ex-Call of Duty devs
Better late than never
US Copyright Office rules out copyright for AI created content without human input
AI-assisted editing is allowed, but AI-generated images are not
US copyright groups push for internet site blocking to combat piracy
Experts say piracy has "matured" into a sophisticated criminal enterprise
A new Resident Evil movie is in development from the writer-director of Barbarian
Going back to its horror roots
"The Brutalist" director clarifies the usage of AI amid intense backlash
The AI tools were only used to enhance Hungarian dialogue accuracy
2024's 10 top-grossing US films were all sequels and prequels
Inside Out 2 and Deadpool & Wolverine dominate a slightly down year
TCL made five short films to help normalize AI-generated movies and TV shows
AI isn't ready to take over Hollywood just yet
The future of high-end cinema shines bright with LED, led by Chinese companies
While expensive, they promise hugely improved visuals
Nearly half of young Norwegians are fine with piracy to save money, survey shows
High costs cited as the main reason for piracy acceptance
'Captain America: Brave New World' trailer teases an epic Red Hulk showdown
Harrison Ford debuts as Red Hulk in climactic battle
The Terminator at 40: the sci-fi cult classic that still shapes how we view the threat of AI
In context: October 2024 marked the 40th anniversary of director James Cameron's science fiction classic, The Terminator – a film that popularised society's fear of machines that can't be reasoned with, and that "absolutely will not stop … until you are dead", as one character memorably puts it.
Take-Two says "disappointing" Borderlands movie boosted game sales
At least some good came out of it?
Real-time de-aging AI tech showcased in Tom Hanks and Robin Wright's latest movie
No expensive and lenghty post-production required
Apple is turning classic video game The Oregon Trail into a comedy movie
Hopefully no dysentery for this wagon ride
This massive 110-inch Mini LED TV from Hisense is now available for $20,000
TL;DR: Hisense is known for offering some of the most innovative devices on the market, though many of them never make it outside of China, the company's home turf. Fortunately, the 110-inch ULED X Mini LED TV is an exception. Priced at $20,000 through platforms like Best Buy, this colossal TV can now be yours, too.
How much did it cost to rent a movie at the first rental store in the US in 1977?
Decades before the Netflix era.
PC gaming fan Steven Spielberg says he "can't do controllers," prefers keyboard and mouse
The sign of a true PC gamer
Terminator director James Cameron joins Stability AI despite past warnings on artificial intelligence
John Connor would not be happy
EA is not developing The Sims 5 but has confirmed a Sims movie
A Project Rene playtest is weeks away, while the movie hopes to captures "Barbie" appeal
Watch Dogs movie finally wraps production more than a decade after initial announcement
Surely it can't be worse than the Borderlands movie?
Disney faces lawsuit over CGI recreation of Peter Cushing in Rogue One
"I think you overestimate their chances!"
Remedy announces plans for TV and film adaptations of Control and Alan Wake
Annapurna will also help fund Control 2
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 trailer highlights Keanu Reeves as new nemesis Shadow
Sonic and Dr. Robotnik, an unlikely team
Nicolas Cage plays John Madden in Amazon's upcoming "Madden" biopic
It should be a fun watch while you're eating your turducken
Two games based on Halloween are in development, one with John Carpenter's involvement
The original Halloween from 1978, thankfully