Film

What is a reboot, what is a remake? TECHBOOK explains some of the most common terms in the world of films and series.

"The Naked Gun" is getting a reboot and the first moving impressions are here. Our author Woon-Mo Sung is ambivalent

We used to play with it, now it's worth a fortune: some technology items from our childhood are now really valuable.

Netflix and Quentin Tarantino will be working together for the first time. It's about a sequel to "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood".

Netflix has spent more than 300 million USD on "The Electric State", yet it's raining down bad reviews. What does this mean for the movie?

Netflix has revealed which films and series were the most successful in 2024. First place could come as a surprise in both cases.

The James Bond brand is being steered more strongly by Amazon than before. A new deal gives the mail order company complete creative control.

Netflix could be the big winner at the 2025 Oscars with "Emilia Pérez". If it weren't for this one scandal that is now threatening everything.

Everyone is certainly familiar with one scary movie or another. BA study has identified the scariest horror films based on bodily reactions.

An analysis came to the conclusion that sex scenes in films are becoming increasingly rare. Read more at TECHBOOK.

Nudity and sex are not uncommon in films and series, but are such scenes always real? TECHBOOK will tell you.

By far the most brutal movie of 2024 is coming soon to Amazon Prime Video. TECHBOOK tells you when you can stream "Terrifier 3".

Films from Apple TV+ could soon also be shown on linear television. Such plans are currently being addressed internally.

Normally, the Netflix offering is constantly growing. However, almost all interactive Netflix content is set to disappear on December 1, 2024.

A lawsuit has been filed against Disney because a deceased actor was technically brought back for his role in a "Star Wars" movie.

Netflix is currently plagued by a major leak. As a result, numerous series episodes and films have appeared illegally online.

The decline of physical media has now led to the end of Blu-ray. Our TECHBOOK author doesn't quite want to accept this.