Google Play Movies & TV—and the Google Play brand in general—seems doomed. Google already pulled the Play Movies & TV app from Rokus and other smart TV platforms last year, and it will now ...

Google is killing off the last vestiges of Google Play Movies & TV, a service that sold premium Hollywood films and TV shows as part of Google's once-cohesive string of Google Play content stores.

You can absolutely watch Google Play and Google TV movies offline. This guide will show you exactly how to do it.

Google Play Movie & TV has become the latest streaming service to improve its viewing experience by adding support for high dynamic range video technology. Google rolled the HDR support out to its ...

Managers at Google Play are considering a plan to sell films, multiple sources have told CNET. Google Play, formerly known as Android Market, only rents movies now, but the company has shown an ...

The ability to purchase movies and TV shows is leaving Google Play for a new home in the Google TV app.

The death of Google Play Movies is a needed step for Google TV, but it means more people will be subjected to YouTube's awful alternative.

In 2014, the Disney Movies Anywhere service opened support to iTunes and Google Play, specifically for Disney movies to be accessed virtually anywhere. The service was great for consumers because ...

Google announced in a blog post today that Google Play customers in the US and Canada will see several upgrades to their movie-watching experience.

Google has quietly launched a new $0.99 movie rental deal on its Google Play Movies platform, giving users the chance to rent select movies for a dollar.

Launched less than four years ago, Google Play has already established itself as one of the home entertainment industry’s top retailers. You read that right: retailers. Aside from serving as the ...

This Thanksgiving, Google Play is gifting everyone with $1 movie rentals. So once you're done eating your Thanksgiving dinner, if you don't want to watch football and you just want to cuddle up ...