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iPhones and Infected: How 28 Years Later Redefines Cinematic Horror

Danny Boyle is taking a bold step into modern filmmaking with 28 Years Later, the highly anticipated continuation of his apocalyptic horror series. While shooting a movie on an iPhone is no longer shocking in Hollywood, Boyle is pushing the concept further—by using up to 20 iPhones simultaneously in specially designed rigs to capture scenes unlike anything audiences have seen before.

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Netflix Welcomes Peppa Pig to Its Gaming World and Expands Its Kids Content Strategy

Netflix is doubling down on its investment in kids entertainment with the U.S. release of new Peppa Pig episodes and the addition of the “World of Peppa Pig” game to its platform. This move represents a broader push by the streaming giant to connect its younger audience to content they already love, blending familiar characters with interactive gaming in a seamless ecosystem.

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Peacock’s NBA Broadcasts Are Getting a Video Game Makeover Next Season

Basketball fans tuning into Peacock’s NBA coverage next season are in for a completely new experience—one that feels more like a game of NBA Jam or NBA 2K than traditional live sports. NBCUniversal is preparing to roll out a new “Performance View” feature starting next October, bringing a flashy, interactive presentation that merges live gameplay with eye-catching virtual elements.

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“Delphi” Series to Expand the Creed Universe on Amazon with Michael B. Jordan Producing

A new chapter in the Creed legacy is on its way—this time on the small screen. Amazon has officially announced a spin-off TV series titled Delphi, which will build on the world first introduced in the Creed film trilogy. Actor and director Michael B. Jordan, who portrays Adonis Creed, is deeply involved in the project from behind the scenes as an executive producer.

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Netflix Becomes the New Nest for Sesame Street’s Colorful Crew

The iconic residents of Sesame Street are moving to a new neighborhood—this time on Netflix. In a major shift for children’s television, Netflix has reached a deal to stream new episodes of the beloved series, starting with its upcoming 56th season. The agreement also includes access to a rich archive of 90 hours of past episodes, giving young viewers a chance to enjoy both the latest adventures and timeless classics featuring Elmo, Cookie Monster, Big Bird, and the rest of the gang.

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Severance Secures Season 3 Renewal with a Promising Future

The highly anticipated Severance Season 2 finale has finally landed on Apple TV+, but fans can breathe a sigh of relief—there’s plenty more to come. Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed the show’s renewal in response to producer Ben Stiller, humorously stating that “Season 3 of Severance is available upon request.”

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Netflix Brings Webtoon Thriller Karma to Life

Netflix has officially announced that the highly anticipated live-action adaptation of the webtoon Karma will be available to stream worldwide on April 4. Alongside the release date confirmation, the streaming giant also unveiled the series’ official poster, building anticipation for what promises to be a gripping crime thriller.

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Spielberg’s Next Sci-Fi Epic Shifts to June Release

Steven Spielberg’s highly anticipated new film is now set to hit theaters on June 12, moving from its original May 15 release date. The adjustment comes as Universal reshuffles its calendar, replacing the upcoming project from Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, the acclaimed directors behind Everything Everywhere All at Once.

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The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep Brings Geralt to Life in Stunning Animation

Geralt of Rivia has faced countless dangers across the Continent, captivating audiences through books, video games, and live-action adaptations. Now, Netflix’s latest animated film, The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep, propels the monster hunter into the world of animation, where physics take a back seat to pure fantasy.

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Netflix Announces Price Hikes Amid Record Subscriber Growth

Netflix is raising subscription prices across several plans in the U.S. and select international markets, marking another adjustment to its pricing structure. This comes as the streaming giant reports record subscriber growth, adding 18.9 million new users in the fourth quarter of 2024—its largest quarterly increase ever.

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Resident Evil Reboot Sparks Bidding War Among Major Studios

A heated competition has erupted among major studios for the rights to a new live-action reboot of CAPCOM’s Resident Evil franchise. According to reports, Warner Bros., Netflix, and two other studios are vying for the project, which is set to return the survival horror series to its terrifying roots under the direction of Zach Cregger (Barbarian, Weapons).

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Sakamoto Days Anime Takes Global Streaming Charts by Storm

The anime adaptation of Yuuto Suzuki's Sakamoto Days has taken the world by storm, ranking as the second most-watched non-English show on Netflix globally for the week of January 13–19. The series trailed only behind Squid Game: Season 2, showcasing its immense popularity. In the U.S., the anime claimed the ninth spot among all shows.

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Hajime no Ippo Sequels Land on Netflix: A Knockout Addition for Fans

Boxing enthusiasts and anime fans alike have reason to celebrate as Netflix has expanded its library with Hajime no Ippo: New Challenger and Hajime no Ippo Rising. These sequels to the beloved anime adaptation of George Morikawa's iconic manga are now available for streaming in the United States. Offering audio in Japanese with English subtitles, as well as options in other languages, this marks the first official U.S. release for New Challenger, the first television sequel to the original series.

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WWE Raw Makes Its Historic Streaming Debut on Netflix

For the first time in its 31-year history, WWE Raw is heading to a streaming platform, finding a new home on Netflix. The groundbreaking move will see the flagship wrestling series streaming live every week, launching a 52-week programming schedule that brings fans closer to the action than ever before.

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Jim Carrey Teases Potential Return for Sonic 4 as Franchise Momentum Grows

The Sonic the Hedgehog franchise shows no signs of slowing down, with the latest installment, Sonic the Hedgehog 3, leaving fans buzzing about what’s next. The film, which grossed approximately $210 million globally in its first week, ends with an uncertain fate for Jim Carrey’s portrayal of the iconic Dr. Robotnik.

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Apple TV+ Kicks Off the New Year with Free Streaming for a Limited Time

Apple TV+ is starting 2024 with a festive treat for viewers worldwide. From January 3 to January 5, anyone with a registered Apple ID can dive into the streaming service’s extensive library without paying a dime. This limited-time offer provides full access to Apple’s premium content, making it a perfect opportunity to explore the platform’s award-winning shows and exciting new films.

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The Future of James Bond Caught in Limbo Amidst Creative Disputes

The fate of the James Bond franchise remains uncertain as tensions between longtime Bond stewards, the Broccoli family, and Amazon reportedly escalate. Following Amazon’s acquisition of MGM in 2022, hopes were high for the super-spy’s return to the big screen. However, according to a recent report from The Wall Street Journal, these ambitions have hit a significant roadblock.

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