‘Mr. Smith Goes to Washington’ looks great on Blu-ray (review)
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington is finally available on Blu-ray, and it looks great.
December 2, 2014
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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington is finally available on Blu-ray, and it looks great.
A number of unreleased movies, as well as some confidential data, has been leaked online following a massive hack at Sony Pictures that happened last week. In the Reddit thread covering the issue it says that, movies aside, confidential data including visa and passport information of cast and crew members working on different Sony projects, email inboxes and other important documents were leaked …
Ted Sarandos, the man who decides what shows and movies run on Netflix, was on a stage recently interviewing Norman Lear, the creator of some of television's most controversial and groundbreaking shows, like All in the Family and…
Hackers hit Sony Pictures last week and managed to find various assets in the studio’s network — including high-quality screener copies of various movies that haven’t even been released yet — and made them available on torrent sites well ahead of their official launch. Engadget reports,. FROM EARLIER: Dirt-cheap Android tablets from Best Buy, Walmart, elsewhere found to ship with major security …
The surfaces of Blu-ray discs have proven to be useful in increasing solar panel efficiency. Photo by Flickr userBlake Patterson Forget commentaries or deleted scenes; a new special feature found within Blu-ray discs unleashes the power to harness the sun. Researchers from Northwestern University, in a study published in the journal Nature Communications , found that the way data was written to …
Sony is believed to have asked the FBI for help, following the leak of at least five new movies online, attributed by some to North Korea.
Sony Pictures Entertainment is making progress in removing new films stolen in a cyberattack from file-sharing websites. The movies include the Brad Pitt war film “Fury,†released in the U.S.
Sony Pictures has been hacked. Five new movies are being illegally downloaded via copyright-infringing file-sharing hubs online. Four of the films are unreleased—Annie (in theaters…
Sony Pictures Entertainment has reportedly called in the FBI to investigate a massive cyberattack, which compromised the company’s computer networks last week.