No, Vudu isn't going away. In fact, it's merging with its parent company's own streaming service, FandangoNow, to form a single platform that'll take on Vudu's name.

Retail giant Walmart announced its exclusive in-store disk-to-digital service powered by Vudu today, which will allow people to play DVD movies they buy on more devices.

Movie and TV streaming platform Vudu just upped its game, adding support for HDR10 in addition to already-supported Dolby Vision HDR.

BIG NEWS: Vudu will soon become Fandango at Home, making Fandango your one stop shop for movie 🎟️'s and On Demand! We will still have the same great films, shows, deals, and bundles, plus ...

Walmart-owned streaming service Vudu announced today that it will be launching new interactive shows later this year, created through the company’s joint venture with interactive content startup ...

UltraViolet is shutting down this summer — and Vudu, Walmart’s video-streaming service, is notifying customers who have used the movie-locker system to not cancel or unlink their UltraViolet ...

That Vudu that you do—at least, when every other streaming service or VOD offering doesn’t have the movie you’ve been scrounging around for cheaper—is now no more, Variety reports ...

Vudu’s freemium streaming app is now supported on Facebook’s Oculus Quest 1 and Quest 2 VR devices, with a spokesperson telling The Verge more than a hundred 3D titles are available to buy or ...

Vudu, one of the largest and longest-running digital video on demand retailers, has rebranded as Fandango At Home. Fandango, the movie-ticketing giant, actually purchased Vudu back in 2020, but ...