Guadagnino often connects films back to their original books, showing he considers the broader story alongside the director’s vision—as he does when discussing a Scorsese film. He’s proven with *Suspiria* that he’s willing to reimagine movies that are beloved by film fans. But now the question is: will he tackle films that are generally considered controversial or even ‘bad’?
Chapter 58 of *Solo Leveling: Ragnarok* reveals the consequences of Sung Jinwoo’s earlier actions, specifically his transformation of humans into Shadow Soldiers. During a fight with Jinwoo’s son, Sung Suho, Hwang Dongsoo remembers his past life as Greed, a devoted Shadow Soldier, and openly expresses the pain Jinwoo caused him. Unbeknownst to Dongsoo, Jinwoo is listening to everything.
The *Grand Theft Auto* series gained popularity, but its violent content concerned many parents. *The Simpsons: Hit & Run*, released on September 16, 2003, offered a similar open-world gameplay experience that was much more suitable for families. The game was a commercial and critical success, selling over 3 million copies. However, despite the continued popularity of the *GTA* series, a sequel to this well-loved game has never been released.
The special features are packed with extras! You’ll find interviews with the cast and crew, including writer James Gunn (who recently directed the new Superman film), deleted scenes with optional commentary from Snyder, a behind-the-scenes look at the visual effects, several short featurettes, and even a detailed explanation of how they created the exploding head effect practically. Here’s a complete list of what’s included:
This book features brand new interviews with the cast and crew of the film, including stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and Margot Robbie, as well as Margaret Qualley and Mikey Madison. Published by Insight Editions, it’s expected to be a beautifully made, high-quality book perfect for display on a coffee table or bookshelf.
If you grew up loving the original Pokémon anime like I did, you probably know the Poké Rap by heart and spent a lot of time trying to guess Pokémon silhouettes. And, not to sound arrogant, but I was usually right when playing “Who’s that Pokémon?” It wasn’t a huge accomplishment, but still!
This time, things are looking up for Clark Kent: he’s teaming up with Shazam, and thankfully, they’re on the same side—which isn’t always the case. In the new series, *Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum*, from the creators of *Ice Cream Man*, it’s revealed that Shazam helped Superman deal with the challenges he faced when he was first exposed to Kryptonite.
Disney has announced a new Frozen series called LEGO Frozen: Operations Puffins, which will debut on Disney+ in October 2025. You’ll be able to start watching on October 24th.
Ryan Murphy’s *Monster: The Ed Gein Story* tells the unsettling true story of Ed Gein, a notorious serial killer and grave robber from Plainfield, Wisconsin, during the 1950s. Charlie Hunnam delivers a standout performance as Gein in the third part of this anthology series. Like the show it’s often compared to, both series are based on real people, with some dramatic license taken for entertainment. Many fans who were disappointed by the cancellation of *Mindhunter* found the finale of *Monster* to be a particularly satisfying conclusion.
Whether you’re new to using a keyboard and mouse or you’ve been playing with them for a long time, having the right settings is crucial. Fine-tuning your keybinds, sensitivity, and other options can make your games more fun and even help you win!