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"What do we do now?" Sony has finally released the first full trailer for the sci-fi movie Passengers, from a screenplay by Jon Spaihts, directed by Morten Tyldum (of The Imitation Game previously). The story is set far in the future entirely on a passenger ship carrying thousands of people to a colony on the other side of the galaxy. Chris Pratt stars as a mechanic whose sleep pod malfunctions, ... more.

"Outside of these walls, there are no guarantees." Another outstanding short film to watch. Dust is a sci-fi, fantasy short film produced by Ember Labs and directed by Mike Grier. We originally featured the teaser trailer for this short film way back in 2013, a year after it was on Kickstarter getting funding. Now it's finally complete and it's gorgeous, some of the best short film cinematography... more.

"If I'm innocent, it means that everyone's vulnerable… And that's everyone's nightmare." Netflix has debuted one more official trailer for the Amanda Knox documentary, which has earned some rave reviews at the Toronto Film Festival earlier this month. Now with extra buzz and extra attention, the doc is getting a strong push before it hits the streaming service later this month. The documen... more.

"She's with me now, so move on." This one is for all the short guys out there. This film already hit theaters in France and the UK earlier in the summer, but I just came across this trailer now and it's quirky and – yes – quite charming. The film is titled (in English) Up for Love, which is a fun title because it's about a beautiful women who meets a guy she likes but it turns out he'... more.

"You're drunk… You don't want to say something you're not going to be able to take back." Starz Digital has released a trailer for an indie comedy called Flock of Dudes, about a 30-something guy who decides to "break up" with his best buds in order to finally grow up. Chris D'Elia stars as Adam, who is still hanging out with his life-long friends. This also stars Jamie Chung, Hilary Duff, ... more.

Destiny's Rise of Iron expansion came out today, but that wasn't the only thing Bungie launched. The $60 Destiny: The Collection bundle is also available now. This package comes with the Destiny base game and all expansions, including The Dark Below, House of Wolves, The Taken King, and the just-released Rise of Iron. The bundle also includes one character boost, which you can use to catch up to f... more.

The Pokemon Company CEO Tsunekazu Ishihara has lent credence to the suggestion that Nintendo's NX console is a console/mobile hybrid, as it's been reported for a long, long time now. Speaking with The Wall Street Journal, Ishihara not only commented on the console but also pledged that his company will make games for it. "The NX is trying to change the concept of what it means to be a home console... more.

Rocket League developer Psyonix is currently evaluating the possibility of releasing a PS4 Pro patch for its hit soccer-with-cars game. VP Jeremy Dunham told GameSpot that nothing has been decided at this stage, but it has not shut the door as other developers have done."We don't have anything to announce at the moment," he said. "We are still evaluating community interest, technical requirements... more.

Destiny isn't the only big game getting new content today.EA's Star Wars Battlefront welcomes its newest expansion, Death Star, today. Similar to Destiny, Battlefront also received a big patch for all players, even if they didn't buy the new content.The Battlefront patch unlocks the Death Star DLC (season pass owners get it today; everyone else has to wait two weeks), which includes five new maps,... more.

Destiny's newest expansion, Rise of Iron, launches today. Alongside this is a new patch that makes a series of changes to multiple areas, and now Bungie has posted the full patch notes.As published on Bungie's website, the patch notes cover things like the Rise of Iron content itself, which requires your character to be level 40 or above. Additionally, the max Light has been increased to 385. Ther... more.