Movies

Mariah Carey is setting the record straight on her 2024 Spotify Wrapped video. 

It can be challenging to determine a performer’s genuine feelings towards a film they’ve starred in. After a movie’s release, actors often engage in publicity to praise the production. Even when external opinions have been made, they typically continue to defend their work for clear reasons. However, Paul Walter Hauser is open about sharing that one of his films, in his own words, is quite satisfactory.

As a movie critic, I must say that diving into “Creature Commandos” feels like embarking on a fresh chapter in the world of DC. This isn’t merely an animated series spun from a DC Comic, airing on Max; it’s the inaugural step in James Gunn and Peter Safran’s vision for the DC Universe (DCU).

At the beginning of September, A24 made waves in the film industry by securing U.S. distribution rights for Brady Corbet’s grand historical epic, “The Brutalist,” for a neat $10 million. This move outmaneuvered established contenders like Searchlight Pictures and Sony Pictures Classics, who were reportedly also interested in acquiring the film. Renowned for its eclectic collection of titles, either produced in-house or obtained for distribution, A24 has had a standout year with critically acclaimed indie films such as “A Different Man,” “Sing Sing,” and “I Saw the TV Glow.

The streamer and director Adam McKay find themselves back in a legal battle, this time concerning the 2021 movie . Previously, they faced accusations that the film’s plot was copied from the 2012 novel “Stanley’s Comet” by a self-published author. Now, another author has come forward claiming that the story was actually based on his self-published work. As they say, things tend to come in threes, so this might not be the end of these legal disputes.