Guillermo del Toro Got Help from James Cameron When His Father Was Kidnapped

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Guillermo del Toro described his close relationship with his brother, saying, ‘He’s my brother, and we’re incredibly close—I love him very much.’ He shared this during an interview on The Hollywood Reporter‘s ‘Awards Chatter’ podcast. He then recounted a story from the past, explaining that when his father, Federico, was kidnapped in Guadalajara, the criminals knew about the money he had won in the 1969 lottery.

PS5 Controller Change Gives It a Major Upgrade

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If you’re looking to extend the battery life of your PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller, there’s a simple setting you can adjust. Go to the PS5’s System Settings, then select Power Saving. From there, change the ‘Set Time Until Controllers Turn Off’ option to ‘After 10 Minutes.’ It’s strange this isn’t the default setting – some speculate it’s to encourage more controller purchases. However, Sony has offered this option on the PS4 and PS3 as well, it just isn’t enabled by default.

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Is Missing Two Major Characters in Its Best Scene

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At the end of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Spike and Kelly manage to escape their pursuers, the Jimmys, and run into the countryside. They find a house while being chased by infected people, and the people living there thankfully come to their rescue. Though Spike and Kelly don’t recognize them, viewers will: it’s Cillian Murphy’s character, Jim, and his daughter.

Classic Animated Character Finally Getting a Solo Movie After 70 Years & Multiple Failed Attempts

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Good news for animation fans! Warner Bros. is reportedly developing a new animated movie starring Speedy Gonzalez, the famously fast mouse from Mexico. Director Jorge R. Gutiérrez will be at the helm. Details about the story and who’s writing the script are currently being kept secret. This isn’t the first attempt – Warner Bros. previously started a Speedy Gonzalez movie in 2016 with Eugenio Derbez set to voice the character, but it was canceled due to concerns about potentially offensive content.