Amazon gamifies finding something to watch
Amazon released the IMDb What to Watch app to gamify users choosing what movie or show to watch.
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Overwhelmed, audiences turn to 90s TV hits
Despite the endless stream of new shows to watch, many audiences are going back to 90s sitcoms as a form of comfort viewing.
Kevin Hart merges comedy kingdoms
Kevin Hart is merging his companies and taking on additional financing to form one giant funny-house, Hartbeat.
Mad Realities raised $6 million to bring unscripted TV to Web3
Mad Realities is bringing dating competitions to Web3 — and it’s already finding success with its first show, Proof of Love.
Bored Ape trilogy marks Coinbase’s possible push into streaming
Coinbase is casting up its upcoming film trilogy with Bored Apes in what could be the first-ever released feature based around NFT characters.
Hollywood needs a reboot in China
While Hollywood films made a lot of money in China over the past decade, they’re no longer doing well in the country.
Kevin Smith to distribute film as NFT so audiences can continue the story
Kevin Smith is releasing his next film 'KillRoy Was Here' as an NFT.
Netflix programs physical events
Netflix is doubling down on IRL events to engage fans of top shows like Bridgerton, Stranger Things, and Money Heist.
The Third Floor wants to play the movie industry
The Third Floor announced that it would start making feature-length animated films and TV shows
Halo reaches for the stars
After revolutionizing the video game industry for over 20 years, the Halo franchise is trying to transcend it.