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Take home the 2016 sci-fi hit on us.

"Sometimes, when I get upset, I have been known to blow up."

Could a closer association to the original film change its fortunes?

Chalk up another win for remakes that no one asked for.

Fourth studio officially announces titles in new format.

Australia finally gets some decent 4K content.

Labelling his demographic 'assholes' probably wasn't the best move.

The classic Jim Henson/ George Lucas production starring David Bowie set for celebratory disc re-releases.

More characters weave in and out of the wider Marvel Cinematic Universe.

After years of insecure servers, Sony will fortify its PlayStation Network infrastructure with two-factor authentication.

Paramount boldly go with two of their biggest catalogue titles.

Who you gonna call? Your audio visual store to get a new 4K TV and 4K UltraHD Blu-ray player. Probably the bank too.

"It was all me, James. It's always been me. The author of all your pain."

Will the final film be as awful as predicted? Based off this first-look trailer - perhaps it might.

A Sonic the Hedgehog hybrid live-action/animation movie has just been confirmed for 2018. His first movie appearance ever.

"This is our home. Our only choice is to take it back."

Rovio bank on feature film to relight its sagging franchise.

The terrifying 80's cult classic is set to terrify a new generation. But I'm calling it. It won't be as good.

Sony will bring its expansive library of 4K content to Bravia Ultra HD TV's later this year.

Warner Bros the latest studio to announce titles for upcoming 4K Blu-ray format.

'It was me, James. The author of all your pain.'

The second studio to announce slate of titles, and a tease of many more to come.

'People ask me 'why do you risk death?' For me, this is life.'

'You can't kill Q-Bert! You gotta talk to it, get to know it better. Then kill it!'

The big question is... will Skeletor be real or CG?

Ready or not, the game is coming back to theatres.

Who's pumped for the next installment in the long running James Bond franchise?

North Korea wants cyberwar against the United States?

Sony hanging onto rights for upcoming animated feature.

WikiLeaks committed to maintaining database of hacked emails and documents "for years to come"

"I don't want to die. I want to live."

Go into the draw to take home a copy of the 2014 drama from Russell Crowe.

The highest selling racing franchise in history is planning a transition to the big screen.

The FBI is aware of at least 60 cyberthreat groups tied to state operators.

The director of the NSA will continue building backdoors into IT companies' products.

News around the Sony attack has simmered after other high-profile cybercriminal activity, but the NSA still feels North Korea is to blame.

National governments attacking one another in the digital world is becoming more common, as cyberespionage campaigns are becoming increasingly normal.

New agreement will see the series re-booted for the third time in 15 years.

Sony has delayed their third-quarter earnings report due to hacking attacks.

Sony is still struggling following its data breach in late 2014, as its computer systems are still not functioning normally.

The 2014 war drama comes home in all the Fury of HD.

John McAfee says North Korea isn't behind cyberattack against Sony Pictures, but won't name names.

Sony Pictures is on the road to recovery, and cost of data breach is less than published estimates, Sony Pictures' CEO says.

Sony Pictures is still trying to recover from the GOP data breach that took place before Thanksgiving, and it remains a bump road.

Speaking during CES 2015, Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai reported being a glass half-full kind of person, saying he doesn't expect an 'upheaval' from Hollywood.

"The Interview" may not have been a theater box office hit, but continues to rack up sales and rentals online.

Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai condemns cyberattack that brought down Sony Pictures in late 2014.

The North Korean government not surprisingly isn't happy that the United States has issued new sanctions, in retaliation for SPE hack.

Sony Pictures didn't want to release "The Interview," but bowed under pressure - and could have helped usher in change in the movie industry.

It's possible the Guardians of Peace, the group that claimed responsibility for dropping Sony Pictures, still has access to SPE computers.