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Ryan Coogler's Sinners is finally coming home, with digital and physical release dates set from Warner Bros. Pictures.

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In the latest hit against physical media fans, LG has discontinued its remaining Blu-ray players. However, this doesn't spell the end for Blu-rays, which, in at least some categories, are seeing ...

LG discontinues ... as a 4K Blu-ray fanatic that brands like Panasonic and Sony continue to fly the flag for 4K Blu-ray and all other physical media. James is the TV Hardware Staff Writer at ...

LG is setting the stage to exit the Blu-ray player market. As FlatpanelsHD reports, LG has discontinued Blu-ray and UHD Blu-ray players, including the UBK80 and UBK90. Its website also no longer ...

LG is officially putting the kibosh on any further production of its Blu-ray players, adding to the growing sense that we're witnessing a slow and unfortunate end to physical media as we know it.

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