The teaser trailer for Paddington in Peru, co-starring Olivia Colman and Antonio Banderas, has arrived.
A single line of dialogue in the trailer sparked a frenzy of memes, and paved the way for how the superhero movie was received.
It may not be quite as cheap as TCL or as incredible as the Bravia 9, but the Bravia 7 mini-LED is no slouch in all the ways that really matter.
One of the best theater chains in the U.S. has a new owner.
If everything goes according to plan, the long-awaited horror sequel is just a little over a year away.
Sony's TV refresh combines everything under the ‘Bravia,' with a new Bravia 3, 7, 8, and 9 TV selection that still includes the A95L QD-OLED as a solid choice.
Jedi Survivor, Barbie, and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds are among the ceremony's nominees.
Anime fans in the United States now have fewer, more expensive, options for legal streaming.
With mega franchises like Marvel, Star Wars , and DC mostly taking a back seat, what surprises will 2024 bring?
Plus, Blumhouse wants to get the rights to Friday the 13th .
Between animation, including the just-released Across the Spider-Verse , and video games, Miles is doing his best right where he belongs.
The highly anticipated animated Marvel sequel starring Shameik Moore, Issa Rae, Hailee Steinfeld, and Oscar Isaac opens June 2.
More Spiders, more problems, and more everything for Miles and his friends in Sony's new Marvel animated sequel.
The first show will be Silk: Spider Society , starring Cindy Moon, who was also bitten by Peter Parker's radioactive spider.
The $6.99 per month Basic With Ads tier will attempt to capture a growing audience of users unwilling to pay for more subscriptions.
Sony just dated a new Karate Kid film for June 2024, but we don't know more than that.
Plus, a certain absent face on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is set to make a return.
Jared Leto's putrid Marvel vampire film is returning to theaters this weekend. You're welcome, internet.
Dragon Ball Super: Superhero will mark the first time Crunchyroll internationally distributes an anime movie beyond a U.S. release.
Honestly, though: Does Sony really need another superhero movie out right now after No Way Home made all the bank?
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