Alex Carter 
Just a few days after the case against Alec Baldwin in New Mexico fell apart due to claims of evidence hiding in the “Rust” shooting incident, Hannah Gutierrez, the film’s armorer, also requested to have her case dismissed. Jason Bowles, Gutierrez’s attorney, submitted a 23-page motion on Tuesday night, requesting for either a reversal of … Read more
Unraveling the best plot twists comes from following a lengthy trail of hints, ultimately leading to a shocking revelation that was hidden in plain sight all along. The promotional campaign for the surprise horror hit “Longlegs,” distributed by the independent company Neon, took this concept to another level. The breadcrumb trail of cryptic trailers, eerie … Read more
Whether it delights your love for the absurd or tests your understanding of narrative coherence, it’s undeniable that the Buñuel-inspired drama “Mother, Couch” is a unique, entirely unpredictable journey from start to end. It’s also, in various ways, captivating, thought-provoking, puzzling, and unsettling, and it’s likely to polarize audiences with its dreamlike aims and allegorical … Read more
Baltasar Kormákur, a director known for effortlessly balancing Hollywood narratives in remote locations (“Beast,” “Adrift”) and films in his homeland of Iceland, returns to his roots with the bittersweet love story, “Touch.” But it doesn’t take long before the movie globe-trots within its two-hour duration. The theme of restlessness is woven into the plot, which … Read more
In “Confessions of a Good Samaritan,” Penny Lane, renowned documentary filmmaker, embarks on a journey of selfless donation, gifting her kidney to a stranger. This act of extreme altruism leads viewers to question whether the idea for the film came first, or the desire to help another human being. Lane, known for her creative and … Read more
The Australian actress Rebel Wilson, known for her role in the musical comedy film “The Deb,” is being sued for defamation by three of the film’s producers. The lawsuit comes after Wilson used her social media platforms to accuse them of trying to undermine the movie. The legal action was initiated in the Los Angeles … Read more
“Fly Me to the Moon” may not have all the elements for a perfect cinematic recipe, but the movie, despite its narrative gaps and tonal irregularities, is indeed a pleasure to watch purely for its existence. In an ideal world, this film, set primarily in 1969 around NASA’s Apollo 11 moon landing, could have been … Read more
“Sing Sing” is a film that stands out for its extraordinary empathy and a deep-seated sense of humanity. It is a product of painstaking attention to detail and a heartfelt creative process. The creation of this quietly impressive film is a story in itself, intricately woven into the narrative that appears on screen. “Sing Sing” … Read more
July seems to be a special month for Eddie Murphy. As per reports, the actor and comedian, who has been nominated for an Oscar, has tied the knot with his long-time girlfriend, Paige Butcher, an Australian model. The wedding took place on Tuesday, merely days after the launch of his new movie, “Beverly Hills Cop: … Read more
SANTA FE — The criminal case against Alec Baldwin, related to the fatal shooting on the set of “Rust”, largely revolves around one key question: Was it the actor’s duty to ensure his firearm was safe? As the hearing on Baldwin’s charges of involuntary manslaughter started on Wednesday, the prosecutor argued that Baldwin was negligent in … Read more
