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Thought Fujifilm only made cameras, right? Turns out, they're gearing up to fuel the artificial intelligence race.
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Thought Fujifilm only made cameras, right? Turns out, they're gearing up to fuel the artificial intelligence race.

Get ready for a fantastic journey, because the new Wildwood trailer is here. Laika's latest effort, the studio behind Coraline, promises magic and a touch of darkness.

Humanoid robots used to be sci-fi movie props, then university lab curiosities. Now they're headed for the Chinese stock market, with Unitree aiming to rake in a hefty sum.

You know when a movie bombs at the box office, but isn't actually terrible? That's Supergirl's story. The issue? Just "pretty good" doesn't cut it anymore.
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Just when you thought it was over, it isn't. Nolan's Homeric epic still sparks fierce debate, years after its release.

The world of film distribution is about to take an unexpected turn. A new CEO promises to bring different stories to the big screen, beyond the usual blockbusters.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the movies, they returned. The seventh Minions film raked in $61.4 million over the July 4 weekend.
Imagine a cinema that's not just movies, but a full experience. Soon you might enjoy popcorn, AI, and a karaoke session, all in one hall.

Remember when video games desperately wanted to be movies? Back in the '90s, many believed "full motion video" was the future of entertainment.

Corporate drama with bonuses and resignations, straight out of a movie. The head of a famous game studio is stepping down, again.

Picture this: one of the most famous AI image generators is now demanding Hollywood studios come clean. They want to know exactly how those big-shot producers are using artificial intelligence in their films.