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Apple Thinks Its Folding iPhone Is Good for Streaming (opens the original)
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This story is featured in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the entertainment industry. Sign up at vulture.com/buffering! Hold the phone … or don’t! The newly announced iPhone Duo’s foldability may have been the focus of Apple’s latest rollout event yesterday, but regardless of how subtle or not its middle crease will ultimately look on most units or whether the design will alienate lefties, its ability to collapse on itself is far from the only feature teased yesterday. One arena that CEO J
The Greatest Robot Anime Is Back With Something to Prove (opens the original)
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This review was originally published May 19. We’re republishing it now that Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway: The Sorcery of Nymph Circe is streaming on Netflix. For all of the new Gundam anime film’s hulking mechas and speaker-bursting ordnance, it’s a quiet moment of exposition that draws a red line under its politics. As the blonde clairvoyant Gigi Andalucia, the mistress of a very rich old man, sits in the back of a limousine, her cabbie idly observes how quickly the elites of society have return
Apple TV Is Going to Cost You an Extra $2 Every Month (opens the original)
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Welcome to streaming price-hike season. Barely a week after Peacock announced its latest, kinda-steep price hike, Apple TV is following suit. Effective immediately, a monthly subscription to Apple TV in the U.S. will cost subscribers $15, up from $13, while the annual plan will move to $119, up from $99. Apple will notify subscribers a month before their plans switch over to the new rates. Apple’s also hiking up the monthly price of the individual tier of its bundled everything-subscription plan
What Have They Done to Bluey? (opens the original)
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In the world of animation, moving from the small screen to the multiplex always comes with change. Bigger budgets bring improved shading, more time to perfect fluid movements, and more ambitious set pieces, usually from more animators. Sometimes they reframe a familiar IP in a whole new visual style. Such is the case of The Bluey Movie. The new 45-second teaser trailer released at D23 features none of the simple, 2-D line work of the seven-minute show beloved by kids and adults alike. It’s repla
Netflix vs. the Chocolate Factory (opens the original)
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Could the real Golden Ticket be a box-office receipt? Netflix has scheduled its animated feature Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory for a theatrical release ahead of the 2027 holiday season. Starring Taika Waititi as Willy Wonka and Kit Connor as Charlie Paley, the film will open globally in theaters on November 5, 2027, and hit Netflix on December 22. That’s 47 days of exclusivity — the same length of time the streaming service recently announced for this year’s Cannes Film Festival darling La B
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