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8 Most Perfectly Made Action Movies, Ranked
Action perfection is a very particular thing. It’s a movie where nothing feels ornamental. The geography is clear. The momentum is alive. The star body matters. The camera knows what the movement means. The plot gives the action shape instead of interrupting it. The action gives the plot emotion instead of merely decorating it. And when it is really at the highest level, the movie starts feeling like it could not have been made any other way.
That is why these eight are different. They are not merely beloved action films. They are action films where craft becomes its own kind of ecstasy. You can feel the confidence in them. The calm. The absence of panic. They know exactly where the audience is, exactly what the body in motion can do, exactly when to speed up and exactly when to hold. Some are funny. Some are brutal. Some are practically religious in their commitment to pursuit. All of them feel complete.
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‘Speed’ (1994)
The thing that makes Speed so perfect is how ruthlessly it understands premise as structure. There is a bomb on a bus and it cannot go below fifty, is a brilliant hook. And then it is a complete action grammar. Every choice, every lane change, every bit of traffic, every passenger panic, every patch of open road or city congestion becomes dramatically legible instantly. The movie does not have to keep inventing fake urgency, because urgency is baked into the design at the molecular level. That is such a hard thing to pull off this cleanly, and Speed makes it feel easy.
And then there is the human side of its precision. Jack Traven (Keanu Reeves) is not cool in a distant, invincible way. Reeves makes him physical, reactive, fast-thinking, sometimes improvisational to the point of recklessness. Annie Porter (Sandra Bullock) gets pulled into the machine and Bullock does the exact right thing with the role: she does not become dead weight, comic side garnish, or forced action heroine. She becomes part of the pressure system. Howard Payne (Dennis Hopper), meanwhile, understands villainy as gleeful theatrical engineering. But the deeper reason the movie feels perfect is that the action never loses contact with bodies. A bus should feel huge, unstable, overcommitted, and full of panicking human beings. In Speed, it always does.
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‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ (2023)
What puts John Wick: Chapter 4 this high is that it is one of the few modern action movies that understands excess can become form. A lot of long action films feel swollen. This one feels symphonic. It keeps taking the same core idea, a man moving through systems designed to kill him, and finding new visual and rhythmic ways to restate it until repetition turns into style and style turns into destiny. By this point, John Wick (Keanu Reeves) is not just an assassin but this symbol and myth wandering through architecture, and the movie fully commits to that without losing the tactile joy of bodies being thrown, slammed, shot, chased, and broken.
And the set pieces are ridiculous in the right way. The Osaka sequence. The Arc de Triomphe insanity. The overhead dragon’s-breath section, which feels like an action director briefly turning into a god with a cruel sense of play. Then the staircase, which is funny, painful, humiliating, and heroic at once. That is the trick with John Wick: Chapter 4. It knows action can be beautiful and absurd simultaneously. Reeves’ performance is part of the perfection too. He is not giving you a lot in traditional dialogue terms, but his exhaustion, persistence, and pain shape the whole movie.
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‘Hard Boiled’ (1992)
There are action movies with great gunfights, and then there is Hard Boiled, which feels like John Woo deciding that bullets, loyalty, sacrifice, male grief, and pure movement can all belong to one emotional language. This is one of the most deliriously confident action films ever made. Every gunfight is filmed beautifully — choreography as moral weather. Tequila Yuen (Chow Yun-fat) is not just a cop blasting his way through rooms. He is a man moving with so much sorrowful aggression that the whole film starts feeling like balletic self-destruction.
The hospital sequence alone would secure the movie’s place in the canon. It is one of the greatest endurance-action constructions ever put on film, a set piece that just keeps mutating without losing spatial readability or emotional heat. Babies, gangsters, glass, white walls, elevators, corridors, double-crosses, it all becomes part of the same fever. But what makes Hard Boiled feel perfectly made instead of merely gloriously excessive is Woo’s control over tone. The movie can go broad, tender, savage, and tragic without snapping apart. Chow Yun-fat gives Tequila that miraculous combination of charisma and bruised nobility, and the result is action cinema at full operatic intensity.
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‘Mission: Impossible – Fallout’ (2018)
This is one of the cleanest examples in modern blockbuster filmmaking of a movie understanding that action is trust. Trust in the audience’s eye. Trust in star labor. Trust in geography. Trust in the idea that if the movement is clear and the stakes are clean, the tension will build itself. Mission: Impossible – Fallout feels like a machine designed by people who respect action enough not to bury it. Every set piece is allowed to breathe. The HALO jump, the bathroom fight, the Paris chase, the helicopter finale, none of it feels chopped into submission. You can actually watch what is happening, which in this era still feels borderline radical.
And then there is Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise), who by this point is not merely starring in these movies but turning his body into part of their marketing, mythology, and internal truth. Ethan Hunt’s whole deal in Fallout is that competence and emotional loyalty are inseparable. He is amazing at this work, and that very quality keeps making the work harder because he refuses to reduce people to collateral. That is why the action matters emotionally. He is trying to save everyone and pay every moral bill at full speed. The whole film is structured around that impossibly high standard, and the action becomes the physical expression of it.
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‘The Raid’ (2011)
The Raid is what happens when an action film strips itself down until almost nothing remains except momentum, impact, and survival, and then discovers that “almost nothing” can still feel enormous if the craft is exact enough. The premise is so simple it is almost blunt: a SWAT team enters a building controlled by a crime lord, everything goes wrong, and now they have to fight floor by floor to stay alive. That is it. No wasted mythology. No false complexity. Just vertical hell and men trying to get through it with bones still functioning.
What makes it perfect is that the movie understands the building as action structure. Every hallway, doorway, room, stairwell, and choke point means something. Every fight changes the audience’s relationship to space. The bodies matter. The fatigue matters. The hits feel like they cost energy that will be needed later. Rama (Iko Uwais) moves with terrifying grace, but the movie never turns that grace into ease. The action has clarity and pain in equal measure. And because the narrative is so stripped, the film has nowhere to hide. If one fight were dull, the whole thing would wobble. It never does. It just gets meaner, tighter, and more impressive the longer it goes. That is purity.
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‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day’ (1991)
There are bigger action films. There are grimmer action films. There are maybe even films with individual set pieces as iconic. But Terminator 2: Judgment Day is one of the rare action masterpieces where scale, emotion, concept, and physical craftsmanship all lock together so fully that the movie starts feeling inevitable. It is not just a sequel upgrade. It is one of the best demonstrations ever of how to take a premise and deepen it rather than merely enlarge it. The first film gives you terror. The second takes the same mythic machinery and builds toward something stranger and more moving: protection, chosen family, and the impossible fantasy of teaching a killing machine how to become morally legible.
That is why the action scenes land so hard. The T-1000 (Robert Patrick) is not just cool effects innovation, though it absolutely is that. It is a conceptual nightmare, relentless, adaptive, smooth where the old model was brutal. The truck chase, the asylum break, the canal pursuit, the steel mill finale, every set piece is doing technical work and emotional work simultaneously. Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) is harder now, John Connor (Edward Furlong) is still a child trying to figure out what kind of future is being written around him, and the T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger) becomes a paradox: a machine made more heroic by gradually acquiring something like human devotion. Heads up: the ending of this film hurts.
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‘Die Hard’ (1988)
If Speed is the masterpiece of the perfect premise, Die Hard is the masterpiece of the perfect containment system. It takes one building, one man, one group of thieves, one holiday setting, one marriage in trouble, and turns all of it into action architecture so exact it almost feels supernatural. John McClane (Bruce Willis) is not an abstract hero or that perfect hero archetype either. He is tired, irritated, vulnerable, improvisational, increasingly battered, and emotionally invested in the situation in ways that go beyond generic heroism. McClane bleeds, limps, panics, guesses, hides, and keeps going anyway.
And every supporting piece is doing real structural work. Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) is elegant enough to elevate the whole movie because he does not mistake cruelty for loudness. Al Powell (Reginald VelJohnson) gives the film its off-site human warmth. Holly Gennero McClane (Bonnie Bedelia) matters as more than hostages usually matter. Even the corporate and media irritants make the story richer by sharpening the social ecosystem around the siege. Then the action itself is a lesson in escalation. The roof. The broken glass. The vent. The elevator shaft. The unfinished floors. The movie learns the building so thoroughly that the building becomes part of the storytelling body. That is why it feels immortal. It is not just exciting. It is organized with genius.
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‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ (2015)
This is number one because it is one of the very few action films that feels like pure cinema from the first frame to the last without ever drifting into abstraction or self-admiration. Mad Max: Fury Road is not a chase movie in the reductive sense. It is a complete action cosmology built out of pursuit, rhythm, war machinery, and desperate rebirth. The genius is that George Miller takes something simple, escape, chase, turn, return, and loads every second of it with visual intelligence, character information, world-building, and escalating emotional consequence. There is no slack. There is not a dead image in the movie.
And what makes it the most perfectly made action film is that for all the formal precision, it still feels feral. Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron)’s mission is not just plot. It is spiritual revolt. Max Rockatansky (Tom Hardy) is not just a helpful drifter. He is trauma on wheels, slowly turning back into a participant in human survival. Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne)’s world is grotesque and mythic and horribly functional. The War Boys are not just cannon fodder but a whole theology of weaponized desperation. The action scenes are incomprehensibly rigorous in craft terms, center framing, color clarity, motion continuity, practical weight, but the film never presents that rigor as homework. It feels like a scream with perfect grammar. That is why it sits at the top. Not just because it is great. Because it is complete.
Mad Max: Fury Road
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May 15, 2015
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121 minutes
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George Miller
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Brendan McCarthy, George Miller, Nico Lathouris
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Martin Short is basking in the support of his rumored partner, Meryl Streep, in the aftermath of the devastating loss of his daughter, Katherine Short.
After connecting on the set of “Only Murders in the Building,” the pair, who have yet to officially confirm their relationship, have remained inseparable.
As Short deals with the gaping hole left behind by his daughter’s demise earlier this year, he has the companionship of Streep to grant him some form of comfort.
A source is dishing on how Short and Streep are navigating this difficult time, saying the relationship is offering him the strength he needs.
“It’s like each one of them is exactly what the other person needs at this stage in life. It all feels incredibly effortless between them,” the insider explained to Page Six.
Streep and Short reportedly find it so easy to be together, as there is no drama or complications in their relationship. Things reportedly flow “naturally” between the pair, and their bond is “really rare,” the informant noted.
“Everybody should be so lucky to find somebody who fits into their life the way they do each other’s. They make each other laugh, they support each other, and there’s just a calmness to their relationship,” they added.
Short And Streep Are No Doubt In Love
The Hollywood veterans, who have been together for more than a year, remain largely private. However, their inner circle is well aware of their undeniable chemistry.
Although the pair started as on-screen love interests, they quickly became core emotional support systems for each other as they navigated career and personal life changes.
For Streep, who is reportedly stepping back from the acting industry, her life has felt “invigorated” by Short’s presence, as he makes her happy. This was more than evident when Streep and Short were spotted enjoying an intimate dinner together at Chateau Marmont earlier this month.
A source said of their outing, per The Blast, “What was interesting is that they’ve both been denying they’re in a romantic relationship. But seeing them inside the Chateau, there’s no doubt they are in love.”
How Meryl Streep’s Husband Feels About Martin Short’s Romance
As Streep and Short’s low-key romance gets the stamp of approval from fans and their inner circle, tongues continue to wag about the state of things between the actress and her husband, Don Gummer.
The “Death Becomes Her” star and Gummer, a sculptor, were married for almost four decades before calling it quits in 2017. However, it wasn’t until 2023 that their separation became public news.
Nevertheless, the pair remains legally married amid their split, adding a twist to her ongoing romance with Short.
According to an insider, Gummer initially struggled to accept the end of his marriage to Streep, especially with their shared connection through their four adult children.
However, given that so much time has passed since things ended, he has no issues with Short in the picture.
“If this relationship with Martin had started immediately after the split, it’s something he probably never would have gotten over. But enough time has passed now that he’s genuinely at peace with it,” the informant revealed, per The Blast.
Martin Short’s Call Before Daughter’s Death Revealed
As Short continues to lean on Streep, a new update has surfaced about the tragic circumstances surrounding his daughter’s passing.
In February, Katherine, 42, was confirmed dead by the Short family through a heartbreaking statement after she took her life. The late social worker battled with mental illness.
As documented by the autopsy report, Short seemingly sensed something was wrong with his daughter after she didn’t respond to calls and texts for more than 24 hours.
As reported by The Blast, the concerned actor reached out to a friend of Katherine’s to visit her residence, where she was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Inside The Dark Parallel Between Short’s Wife And Daughter
While opening up about Katherine’s death, Martin looked back at the heartbreaking loss of his wife, Nancy Dolman, drawing parallels.
Dolman, an actress, passed away from ovarian cancer in 2010 at the age of 58, after three decades of marriage.
Reflecting on Dolman’s final moment in an interview, Short recalled her last words as she told him, “Martin, let me go.” 16 years later, the actor shared that he experienced the same sentiment with the demise of his daughter, Katherine, per The Blast,
The era of grunge, fanny packs, and boy bands, the ‘90s, has left its mark on pop and counterculture in many ways. Some of the movies that came out in the 1990s are among the most iconic, and watching them is like getting a concentrated dose of nostalgia. From Oscar-winning kids’ films to off-the-wall military-themed comedies, Prime Video has some buried treasures from this iconic decade.
Whether you want to rewatch cult classics or discover something new, these forgotten ‘90s movies will be an interesting palate cleanser for your normal viewing routine. Watching older films offers a fascinating insight into the subtle and not-so-subtle changes cinema has undergone as time has moved forward. From pacing to special effects, movies have come a long way in the past 30 years. Some of these titles have aged better than others, but they all owe a debt of gratitude to the post-Cold War decade.
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‘Wish Upon a Star’ (1996)
Instead of a mother-daughter body swap like Freaky Friday, the TV movie Wish Upon a Star featured sibling rivalry at its core. Younger sister Hayley (Danielle Harris) feels inferior to her older sister Alexia (Katherine Heigl), who seems to have it all. When Hayley wishes on a shooting star to trade places with her sister, both Wheaton teens get the shock of their lives when her wish comes true.
Fans of teen movies, makeover movies, and “in their shoes” type tropes will get a kick out of Wish Upon a Star. It is a fun flashback to the fashion of the era, and the sisters’ journey through vengeance and annoyance toward mutual understanding is rewarding. It is also a snapshot of the different personalities that can emerge within family dynamics and how differences can be strengths, not sources of contention.
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‘Lionheart’ (1990)
With over 80 acting credits to his name, Jean-Claude Van Damme is a legend in the martial arts movie genre. He was the preeminent star of action films in the ‘90s, and titles like Bloodsport and Kickboxer put him on the map. Shortly after the release of Bloodsport in 1988, Van Damme appeared in a similar movie called Lionheart in 1990.
While both films involved Van Damme’s character participating in fighting rings, Lionheart has a more compelling plot and character motivation. In Lionheart, Van Damme’s character, Lyon Gaultier, is driven to fight not for selfish gain or to prove anything to anyone, but for the love of his family. When Lyon’s brother is severely injured, he must provide for his brother’s wife and young daughter. Lionheart has everything Van Damme fans will enjoy, including terrific fight scenes and quippy one-liners. It also includes some more tender moments, and Van Damme gets to stretch his acting muscles in the more emotional scenes.
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‘Under Siege’ (1992)
Under Siege is a Steven Seagal aquatic version of Die Hard. The unhinged action movie stars Seagal as the ship’s cook, Casey Ryback. When a group of terrorists takes over the battleship, Casey is the only one who can stop them. Though Seagal delivers a performance comparable to his other films, the highlight of the movie is Tommy Lee Jones as the villain William Strannix.
Jones is off-the-wall in his portrayal of Strannix, and having a movie that focused on his character would have been equally entertaining, if not more. Gary Busey also appears in the film and is committed to his role as the loathsome Commander Krill. Fans of Die Hard, Seagal, and Jones should add Under Siege to their watchlist. It is a thrilling buddy action flick that is par for the course for the ’90s.
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‘Major Payne’ (1995)
Damon Wayans is Major Payne in this military-themed kids’ comedy that is full of quotable moments. As a Marine, Major Payne is no stranger to the tough and rigorous life of a soldier. While his enthusiasm and vigor are never questioned, his people skills are a little lacking, and they are put to the ultimate test when he is tasked with training a small group of JROTC cadets.
Wayans is well known for his comedy and unmistakable character performances, and Major Payne is one of his most noteworthy. Mixing a drill sergeant archetype with Wayans’ unique crazy-man performance makes Major Payne an unforgettable character. In one of the most famous scenes, a young cadet tells Payne that there is an imaginary man living in his closet. After the first attempt is unsuccessful at calming the young boy’s fears, Payne walks upstairs, takes out his gun, and fires five rounds into the closet. Turning to him, Payne proclaims, “If he’s still in there, he ain’t happy.” Although some aspects of Major Payne haven’t aged as well as others, it is still a fun family comedy, with Wayans doing what he does best.
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‘Desert Blue’ (1998)
For anyone who spent their teenage years living in a small town, there is Desert Blue. Written and directed by Morgan J. Freeman (not the actor), it captures the essence of rural living during adolescent years. Desert Blue is a unique film described by Roger Ebert as “not a romance, a drama, or an adventure, but the evocation of a time and place.” Everything in the movie is understated and subdued; it is not meant to shock or overwhelm but to simply be, and inspire what it inspires as the viewer chooses what to take from it.
Roadside attractions, the world’s largest ice cream cone, carbonated sodas, and the FBI are all a part of what makes Desert Blue its own unique tale. Instead of typical coming-of-age films, Desert Blue is simply a snapshot of life as it is. It is a bittersweet glimpse of disappointed dreams and unwavering hope that things could get better. Desert Blue is full of now well-known stars, including Casey Affleck, Christina Ricci, and Kate Hudson. It is worth a watch and might become a new favorite.
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‘Empire Records’ (1995)
Perhaps no movie on this list so perfectly captures the ‘90s in a bottle like Empire Records. When music was the main expression of the era, setting a movie inside a record store was ingenious. Although it wasn’t a financial success, Empire Records is beloved by fans and has grown to become a cult classic over the years.
Taking place within a single day, the movie focuses on the young employees and manager of an independent record store that faces the unfavorable reality that they might have to join a conglomerate. Full of teenage angst, drama, and eccentricities, Empire Records tackles several issues of the times, like pills, corporate sellouts, and culture clashes. The cast is a kaleidoscope of talent before they hit it big with stars like Renée Zellweger, Liv Tyler, and Brendan Sexton III. Music lovers and ‘90s fans should definitely give Empire Records a spin.
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‘Heat’ (1995)
Although silver screen titans Al Pacino and Robert De Niro had appeared in the same movie before with The Godfather Part II in 1974, they didn’t share any scenes. That changed with 1995’s Heat. In Heat, Pacino and De Niro play two sides of the same coin. One, De Niro, a master thief named Neil McCauley, and the other, Pacino, an LAPD officer named Vincent Hanna. Both figures are excellent at what they do, and both have strong beliefs about how control should be maintained.
If the dynamic performances given by Pacino and De Niro weren’t enough to make Heat one of the best thriller movies of all time, Val Kilmer also appears in the film, and his character Chris Shiherlis adds a whole new dimension to the tension. Heat has interesting characters, intentional dialogue, and one of the greatest heist moments in film. Watching Pacino and De Niro on screen together is sublime, and now is an ideal time to check out this 1990s crime-themed classic.
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‘Babe’ (1995)
One of the best family movies of the last 100 years, Babe is the endearing tale of a small piglet who is determined to be more than what people expect of him. When the little pig arrives at Farmer Hoggett’s (James Cromwell) farm, he is told by a malicious farm cat that his destiny is only for the dinner table. Babe (Christine Cavanaugh) decides to change his fate and learns how to herd sheep like the resident sheepdogs, Fly (Miriam Margolyes) and Rex (Hugo Weaving). Despite Rex’s vehement protests, Babe is resilient and learns how to work with the sheep in his own way, not as a sheepdog would, but using his “heart of gold.”
Babe is an exceptional film. Its fantastic blend of puppetry and restricted computer graphics still makes it enjoyable and believable to watch today. It was nominated for an outstanding seven Academy Awards and quite deservedly won for Visual Effects. All of the performances given in Babe are charming and winsome, especially the gentle, quiet, no-nonsense farmer played by Cromwell. To watch Farmer Hoggett stake his entire reputation on his belief in a little pig is touching, and it gave the world of the cinema the famous “That’ll do, pig” quote. Babe is a perfect movie for the young and the young at heart and is, without a doubt, one of the best and most worthy ‘90s movies to be rediscovered on Prime.
Babe
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July 18, 1995
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89 minutes
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Chris Noonan
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Dick King-Smith, George Miller, Chris Noonan
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14 Years Later, J.J. Abrams’ Forgotten Thriller Is Still a Stellar 21st-Century Sci-Fi Show
The U.S. is filled with landmarks that have infamous histories; 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York, the notorious house from The Amityville Horror; a secret U.S. Air Force military installation in southern Nevada, associated with rumors of clandestine experiments and secrets about alien life, aka Area 51. But maybe none has the infamy of the long-abandoned United States Penitentiary in the San Francisco Bay, known as “The Rock” — or in this case, Alcatraz.
Alcatraz was hell for those imprisoned there, where discipline was severe and, as one former prisoner recounted, “Men go slowly insane under the exquisite torture of restricted and undeviating routine.” Prisoners died within its walls and remain there, with many accounts of ghosts still haunting its rusty cells and catwalks, 60 years after the last prisoner was escorted out on its closing in 1963. But what if the last prisoners of The Rock weren’t escorted out at all, but simply disappeared? And, mysteriously, reappear in the present day? Such is the premise of Fox’s 2012 TV series Alcatraz.
256 Inmates and 46 Guards From “The Rock” Reappear Years Later in ‘Alcatraz’
“On March 21, 1963, Alcatraz officially closed. All the prisoners were transferred off the island. Only, that’s not what happened. Not at all.” So begins all 13 episodes of Alcatraz, narrated by Jurassic Park alum Sam Neill, who plays FBI agent Emerson Hauser. The J.J. Abrams-produced series is in the vein of shows like The 4400 and Manifest, but unlike those shows, Alcatraz has the draw of its captivating, mystifying namesake. The series begins with 256 inmates and 46 guards disappearing from Alcatraz on March 21, 1963. One of the first to arrive on the scene is young San Francisco police officer Hauser, who discovers they’re missing. To keep the situation undercover, the government states that the prison is being closed for safety reasons, and the inmates have been transferred to prisons across the country.
The disappearance of the prisoners and guards isn’t the only secret the government is keeping quiet about, either. They have also been anticipating their return, with Hauser now the head of a classified government unit set up years before, waiting. So, when the “63s” begin returning to the present day, one by one, not having aged or having any clue about where and when they’ve been over the years (and back to their criminal ways), Hauser’s team is ready. Once captured, the prisoners are brought back to a cellblock, deep in the woods, which is laid out like their former home on Alcatraz Island. Hauser’s team is aided by police detective Rebecca Madsen (Sarah Jones) — whose grandfather, one of the 63s, murders her partner — and by Dr. Diego Soto (Jorge Garcia), an expert on Alcatraz.
‘Alcatraz’ Is Strengthened by Its All-Star Cast
Alcatraz also doesn’t have the convoluted nature of Manifest or Abrams’ previous Lost, which works in its favor. It’s relatively simple — the prisoners reappear one by one, turning the series into a case-of-the-week procedural — with the mystery behind it the overarching narrative. Alcatraz also succeeds thanks to the strength of its cast. Jones is refreshing as Madsen, whose personal connection to the mystery drags her in, but not so pervasively that she becomes a one-note, brooding stereotype who can’t live life until she finds the truth.
She is, in a word, interesting. Garcia shines as a subject matter expert/comic book store owner, attacking the mystery with an almost gleeful exuberance and the series’s best humorous lines. The inmates, too, are strong, including the likes of Mahershala Ali (whose upcoming Jurassic World Rebirth gives him a one-degree separation from Neill) and Rami Malek.
This riveting crime thriller features a young Supergirl in a Tasmanian noir mystery.
But it’s Sam Neill who is Alcatraz‘s most prominent cast member, and he delivers as only an A-list talent like himself can. His Emerson Hauser is a man on a mission and a man of secrets; a man of great heroism and a man with a dark side behind the prison walls. Neill sells the gravitas of the series’ unbelievable premise, and he’s so good at bringing the enigmatic character to life without even saying a word, betraying his intimate knowledge of what’s happening to the audience alone.
Despite coming out of the gates strong, viewership quickly declined, and Fox pulled the plug after 13 episodes, making the proverbial “Sophie’s Choice” to keep Abrams’ Fringe alive. The series would join a long list of cancelled series whose cliffhanger endings never see a resolution, with Rebecca having been stabbed and presumably dead after flatlining in the hospital. But maybe, just maybe, fiction became fact, and Alcatraz simply disappeared, ready to return to the air as if nothing happened. We’re on to you, Fox.
Alcatraz is available to stream on Tubi in the U.S.
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2012 – 2012-00-00
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FOX
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Elizabeth Sarnoff
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Elizabeth Sarnoff
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Elizabeth Sarnoff
For decades, Alfre Woodard has built a career defined by powerhouse performances, critical acclaim, and a refusal to let Hollywood define her limits. But according to the Oscar-nominated actress, the road to success came with harsh realities, including one painful comment she heard while trying to break into the industry. In a candid new cover story, Alfre Woodard opened up about the racial bias she faced early in her career, revealing that one Black theater actress tried to warn her away from pursuing film altogether.
After graduating from Boston University in 1974 with an acting degree, Woodard told AARP The Magazine that she headed west to Los Angeles, determined to make it as a film actress. But the reception she encountered in Hollywood was far from welcoming. “‘Oh, honey,” she says a Black theater actress warned her. “There’s no such thing as a Black film actress.”
Rather than discouraging her, however, the comment only strengthened Woodard’s resolve. “In my mind, I just went, Well, that’s not my reality,” she recalled.
Woodard Says Hollywood Tried To Box Her In
The Emmy-winning actress revealed that rejection became a painful reality during those early years as she struggled to even land auditions. “I wouldn’t get an audition for nine or 10 months at a time,” Woodard admitted.
Even when roles became available, she said her representatives often dismissed opportunities before she ever had a chance. “When she’d hear about a role, ‘my agents would say, “Oh, Alfre, that’s not for you. It says attractive young Black woman,” she recalled.
At times, Woodard said she was also told she didn’t look like “the right kind of Black,” underscoring the narrow standards Black actresses often faced in Hollywood. Still, she refused to let those barriers define her future.
Instead, the actress focused on preparing herself for the opportunities she believed would eventually come. She explained that she stayed grounded in the belief that “when somebody wanted to invite me into a space with them, that was the kind of person I should be with.”
Faith also became an anchor during difficult moments. Woodard, who has practiced Christian Science since college, leaned into spirituality while navigating an industry that repeatedly shut doors in her face.
Tulsa Roots Helped Shape Alfre Woodard’s Confidence
Long before Hollywood questioned whether she belonged, Woodard said her family in Tulsa, Oklahoma, made sure she knew exactly who she was. Raised by father Marion “MH” Woodard and mother Constance, the actress grew up in a household where confidence and resilience were expected.
“From the time I can remember, my father would say, ‘Nobody, no man in this world, I don’t care who it is, is better than you are,’” Woodard said. “What I got from my family is a strong sense of self, a sense of value.”
Those lessons proved especially powerful growing up during segregation. Tulsa high schools were not desegregated until 1973, but Woodard said she never doubted her voice mattered.
How Tulsa Taught Alfre Woodard Resilience
She also learned early about injustice and perseverance. At just 5 years old, Woodard said her father required the family to watch the nightly news, exposing her to the Civil Rights Movement at a young age. By age 10, she was helping her parents register voters.
Woodard also recalled a pivotal classroom moment in middle school when teachers secretly educated students about the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, an event largely omitted from formal curriculum at the time.
“They told the story of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre,” she recalled, saying the experience helped shape her understanding of survival and strength. “From the passed-along stories of those Black Tulsans who survived the violence and endured. I learned what resilience looked like.”
Alfre Woodard Refused To Let Hollywood Decide Her Future
Despite the setbacks, Woodard’s persistence paid off. After a breakout stage performance in “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf,” acclaimed filmmaker Robert Altman cast her in her first film role in “Remember My Name” in 1978 and later again in “HealtH.”
Her breakout film role in “Cross Creek” earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress in 1983, launching a decades-long career that would eventually include four Emmy wins, a Golden Globe, and more than 100 screen credits.
But even now, Woodard says success was never about trophies. “I’m a child of Southern Blackness, a grandchild and a great-grandchild,” she said. “You push and you work because you’re part of the continuum! The trophy is not the thing.”
Adult content creator Bonnie Blue is revealing the detail of her next stunt, which she admits is “disgusting.”
“My fans will be involved in my baby shower, which is happening in June,” Blue, 27, exclusively tells Us Weekly. “To celebrate a wholesome pregnancy, my baby shower will be so special it’ll turn into a golden shower.”
(For the uninitiated, a “golden shower” is a slang term used to describe one person urinating on another person or persons for sexual pleasure or gratification.)
Blue continued, “My fans can cover me in their urine and have sex with me. Traditional baby shower games will be played throughout the day, piñatas and my holes will be getting smashed. My pregnancy has been a community effort and it’ll continue throughout my pregnancy. I don’t want to tear, so I plan on being stretched regularly.”
Former OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue is giving fans details on her alleged pregnancy. In an exclusive interview with Us Weekly, Blue, 27, said she will be a mom before 2026 ends, revealing her due date is in November and that she has already found out the sex of her baby. “I’ll have a gender reveal […]
In addition to allegedly allowing her fans to pee on her during her baby shower, Blue says she still plans on “auctioning off the baby’s name” to the highest bidder.
Blue (real name Tia Billinger) claimed in February that she was pregnant after having unprotected sex with 400 men as part of her “breeding mission.”
@bonnie_btsx Ngl even for me, my next event is abit out there! #bonnieblue #bonnieblueevent #grwm #makeup #skincare
“I’ll have a gender reveal later on in the year with my fans,” Blue exclusively teased to Us on May 20. She further alleged that she will be a mom before the end of 2026, claiming to Us that her due date is sometime in November.
The adult content creator previously admitted to her numerous TikTok followers that the upcoming stunt is considered “pretty disgusting,” even by her standards.
“Get ready with me. And I realized, I’m not setting women back, I’m just setting myself back,” she said in a May 12 video. “And if I’m saying it’s disgusting then… It’s taking something very wholesome, like a pregnancy, and mixing it with something which is very much out there, even for the industry I’m in.”
Courtesy of Bonnie Blue/Instagram OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue clarified online speculation that she is expecting a baby. “I am not pregnant,” Blue, 25, said in a Thursday, February 20, YouTube video. “I’d say, about a week ago, [there were] rumors about me being pregnant and quite a lot of the media approached me and said, […]
Blue added that she’s been sick throughout her alleged pregnancy, at times needing to “double up” on her anti-nausea medication to get through the day. Still, she continued, her alleged morning sickness “doesn’t mean” she’s “not going to have fun” at her baby shower-turned-sex-stunt event.
“What’s going to be funny about the event, if you were looking up close — like, I’ve just got this particular image in my mind — up close it’s like, that’s quite cute, quite wholesome,” she explained. “Then you’ll pan out and be, like, what the actual f***.”
One year prior to her alleged pregnancy, Blue — who split from estranged husband Oliver “Ollie” Davidson in 2023 — exclusively told Us that she had struggled with fertility.
“I tried to get pregnant for years with my ex-partner and really, really struggled and I’d have to go down the IVF route,” she said at the time. “So I wish I could say I might get pregnant, however, I’m not in that position where I can fall pregnant naturally.”
To learn more about the serious potential risks and harms of “competitive sex” and other explicit OnlyFans content — read what doctors, mental health professionals and other experts told Us Weekly here.
Brad Pitt is reportedly distraught about the latest development involving his eldest son, Maddox Jolie-Pitt, who has now taken legal steps to drop the actor’s name.
Maddox recently filed documents requesting to go only by his mother Angelina Jolie‘s last name, a move reminiscent of one made by his younger sister, Shiloh Jolie, when she turned 18.
Despite the worsening estrangement from all six of his children, insiders claim Brad Pitt remains hopeful for reconciliation.
According to a new report, Maddox’s decision to officially drop Pitt’s name has completely shattered the actor, as he wished things were different between him and his six children, whom he shares with his ex-wife, Jolie.
“He feels most hurt out of everything that happened with Angie that his children don’t want a public association with his last name,” a source told Us Weekly. “It’s been very difficult.”
Before Jolie met Pitt, she had already adopted Maddox while in Cambodia, a country she had grown fond of due to her time filming the hit movie “Tomb Raider.”
Pitt later legally became Maddox’s father in 2006, a year after starting a relationship with Jolie. The duo went on to have five more kids, Pax, 22, Zahara, 21, Shiloh, 20, and twins, Knox and Vivienne, 17.
Now, according to legal documents, Maddox, 24, is requesting for a name change as he wants to be known as “Maddox Chivan Jolie,” instead of the usual “Jolie-Pitt.”
According to an insider who spoke to the publication, the Oscar winner is optimistic about reuniting with his children, despite the ongoing estrangement.
“[Brad] still does hope and keeps the door open to eventual reconciliation, hopefully with all of them, but it is their decision. He has no power, and he can’t force them,” the insider said.
They further noted that Pitt’s “biggest fear is to be permanently disconnected from the kids because he does want to find a way to make things right.”
“His biggest fear is that too much time is going by, and the more time without something happening, the harder it will be to reconcile,” the insider added.
The Actor’s Circle Claims He Was ‘Alienated’ From His Kids By Their Mother, Angelina Jolie
Shortly before Maddox’s bold move, sources close to Pitt accused Jolie of being the mastermind behind his estrangement from the children.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, an insider claimed that there was a “campaign of alienation [by Jolie] which has been successful.”
“The antagonism is huge,” the source noted. “He has been alienated from the kids completely. It is devastating to him.”
While Pitt’s four adult kids have the right to cut ties with him and can choose not to see him, the actor has court-mandated visits with the twins, Knox and Vivienne, as they are still considered minors.
However, according to the news outlet, Pitt still hardly ever gets to see them, with his busy work schedule recently adding to the challenges.
Brad Pitt Skipped Zahara’s Graduation And Never Reached Out
A recent major family event revealed how bad things had gotten between Pitt and his kids.
The actor was nowhere to be seen at his daughter, Zahara’s graduation from Spelman College, with a source telling TMZ that Pitt never “reached out” or tried to see if he could attend the ceremony.
They further claimed that “nothing prevented him from showing up for her. Or ever visiting her.”
It is worth noting that Zahara made a public move to distance herself from Pitt when she first entered college, opting to use only Jolie’s last name. However, unlike Shiloh and Maddox, she has yet to make this official.
Jolie and all three of her sons, Maddox, Pax, and Knox, were the siblings at the graduation to support Zahara.
Insider Claims Angelina Jolie Made It Difficult For The Actor To Reach Out
Amid the criticism over Pitt’s absence from Zahara’s graduation, a source blasted Jolie, accusing her of creating a situation that made it impossible for the actor to participate in his children’s milestones.
“You can’t have it both ways – to promote a complete estrangement and then criticize someone for not going to an event when you’ve made sure that they would not be welcome,” the source told the Daily Mail. “That’s not a situation which he created.”
They then described Jolie as “evil” and “manipulative” for allegedly driving a wedge between Pitt and the six children.
Besides Zahara’s graduation, Pitt has notably been absent from other major milestones, like his son Knox’s win at a Muay Thai competition on his 17th birthday in 2025.
Shiloh Jolie Dropped Brad Pitt’s Name Once She Turned 18
Maddox is only the second sibling to legally cut ties with Pitt, as the actor’s biological daughter, Shiloh, was the first to kick things off on her 18th birthday.
At the time, a source said Shiloh’s decision was tied to her parents’ custody battle during their bitter divorce, after she and her siblings were prevented from testifying despite Jolie’s request that they be allowed to testify.
“The name change goes back to the custody battle, and Shiloh’s belief that her rights as a victim were violated,” an insider told the Daily Mail. “Shiloh believed she had the right, as a victim of crime, to testify — and was prevented from doing so.”
Shiloh’s lawyer also hinted at this reason, telling People Magazine that the teenager “made an independent and significant decision following painful events.”
The move was said to have deeply “hurt” Pitt, but a source insisted that “he will be there for Shiloh and any of his kids whenever they need, no questions asked.”
Another reality TV star is considering a career in politics.
“I’d like to save lives for the next three to five years, with Archangel centers,” Jersey Shore’s Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino told local New Jersey news outlet News 12 on Thursday, May 28, while attending the VUE Magazine spring edition party in state’s Wall Township.
“I’d like to have an Archangels center in every 50 states [sic], and after that, you know, I will introduce everybody to Governor Situation,” the reality TV star added, seemingly announcing his plans to run for office sometime in the future.
When asked if he would enter the political arena as a Republican or a Democrat, Sorrentino, 43, played coy.
Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino has announced the launch of his own recovery and treatment centers, The Archangel Centers. “If you had told me 10 years ago that the U.S. government would send me to prison, strip me of my passport and voting rights, and hit me with millions in penalties, I would’ve thought it was […]
“I can’t announce it yet, but, uh, I think the, uh, residents of New Jersey would like no property tax,” he responded.
Sorrentino, who has struggled with addiction issues in the past, announced the launch of his own recovery and treatment centers in September 2024.
Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino Getty Images
“If you had told me 10 years ago that the U.S. government would send me to prison, strip me of my passport and voting rights, and hit me with millions in penalties, I would have thought it was game over,” the reality TV star wrote via Instagram at the time. “But here I am — living proof that the comeback is always greater than the setback.”
(Sorrentino spent eight months in federal prison for tax evasion after failing to pay $8.9 million in taxes. He was released in 2019.)
He continued, “Against all odds, I turned my life around. Today, I’m happily married with three amazing kids, a published author, nine years sober, and about to launch my own treatment centers: @thearchangelcenters. What once seemed impossible is now my reality.”
Sorrentino, who married wife Lauren Sorrentino in November 2018, previously opened up to Us Weekly about his substance abuse struggles.
“I had an obsessive personality and everything I did was zero or a hundred,” he told Us in November 2023. “Once you get into that life of excess, whether it’s drugs, women, money, success, a lot of people don’t make it out.”
If Sorrentino should enter into politics, he will join a growing list of reality TV stars who have decided to run for office, including current President Donald Trump, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy and The Hills alum Spencer Pratt, who is currently running for mayor of Los Angeles.
Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino was one of the biggest troublemakers in the Jersey Shore house during the show’s early days, but he’s since become a voice of wisdom for the roommates. Thank You! You have successfully subscribed. Subscribe to newsletters Enter your email Please enter a valid email. Subscribe By signing up, I agree to […]
“Not a reality star,” Lisa Rinna said of Pratt’s mayoral campaign, before evoking Trump and his presidency. “I love him [Pratt], but we’ve already done that. We’re not going to do that again. You got me, because listen, I’m a reality person. I wouldn’t want me as mayor, really. I mean, let’s just face it, I love him [Pratt]. I think he’s amazing. I just think we did that.”
While many have denounced Pratt’s campaign citing his reality TV background and lack of experience, others have thrown their weight behind the TV personality.
“I’m actually excited,” Audrina Patridge exclusively told Us on May 1 of her former castmate’s political ambitions. “He impressed me. I listened to some of his interviews, and at first when I heard, I was like, ‘Wait, is he really doing it? Is it a joke? Is it real?’ But he is, and he is very intelligent, and I think that he would make a lot of change to L.A. and he would follow through with what he said.”
Will Whitney Leavitt star in her own reality show after leaving “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives“? That’s what it looks like. The Hulu TV personality recently shared a post on her Instagram stories featuring her with her husband, Conner Leavitt, and appeared to confirm that her new production company was preparing a show focused solely on her and her family in New York City.
@whitneyleavitt Leavitt Media House Productions has been busy 👀🤫🎥🎬
Whitney posted a TikTok of her and her husband, Conner, dancing to a viral sound. Over top of the clip, the “SLOMW” reality star wrote, “Y’all keep asking for a Levitt reality show… careful what you wish for.” She also added several emojis—a smirking face, a pair of lurking eyeballs, and a video camera. Whitney captioned the clip: “Levitt Media House Productions has been busy,” followed by the same emojis as above.
According to a previous report from The Blast, Whitney announced that she was starting a production company. Right after that announcement, the mother of three said that the company was already “working on something big!!!!!”
Whitney Leavitt Announced Her Exit From ‘The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives’ In An Epic Way
Whitney rose to fame as part of the group MomTok and garnered even more attention as an original cast member of “SLOMW.” After five seasons, though, Whitney said it was time to say goodbye to the part of her life.
During her final performance as Roxie Hart in the Broadway musical “Chicago,” Whitney announced her exit. “Oh, what is that?” her character, Hart, said in the viral clip. “Whitney Leavitt announces she’s leaving ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.’”
Her exit didn’t come as much of a surprise, considering the fact that she teased her departure in March 2026. “Well, I’m figuring it out in real time,” she said at the time, according to The Blast. “We’re figuring it out together, but it feels like that’s the trajectory of where it’s going.”
Whitney Leavitt Isn’t Sad About Leaving ‘The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives’ In Her Rearview Mirror
While she’s turning the page on an important part of her story, Whitney said she feels confident about her decision to say goodbye.
“It’s been about four years of my life,” she said. “Every time I left, it wasn’t with gratitude. But this time it is. It just feels like a chapter that’s closing in my life. My cup is full, and it just feels like it’s time. So I’m excited.”
She opened up about her departure from the popular series with an Instagram post, saying, “We have been through so much together, even more than what you’ve seen. We’ve had really big highs, really big lows and no matter what happens with our relationships like that is something that will always be a part of our life, will always be a part of my life and I wouldn’t change a thing.”
Speaking with Kelly Clarkson on her show, Leavitt shared a similar message, telling the singer-songwriter that she feels “content.”
“I feel like this is a chapter that’s closing in my life and honestly, I believe that’s how it was always meant to be. I’m so grateful for ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.’ It’s got me where I am today. It’s given me the opportunities that you all have seen but I’m ready. I’m ready for the next chapter and I cannot wait to share with you guys what’s next,” she explained.
The Solo Whitney Reality Show Is Getting Mixed Reviews
Some of Whitney and Conner’s fans have reacted to the news of a possible Leavitt family reality show with glee.
One user posted, “Honestly, this potential New York series seems way more fun. ‘SLOMW’ really dropped the ball when they stopped filming she had so much going on since moving there that people wanted to see.”
Another said, “Yayy, I love this couple! From someone who doesn’t have social media, thanks for posting OP!”
“I will be seated,” said another. “I want to know more about her relationship with Mormonism now.”
However, some of the Redditors shared differing opinions.
Some Aren’t Here For The Levitts Getting Their Own Show
“I’m not saying this in a hating way, genuinely curious if they would have enough content for a show that would be interesting of just her since the slomw is based on like 6 peoples lives and how they interact aka much more content, interesting dynamics, and drama which is largely why people watch,” someone posted.
“A reality show if just them two = boringgggg. A reality show where she is on there with other cast members. Like a slomv nyc spinoff.. sure why not. She can’t hold a show though. She is performative and too animated which screams fake for cameras. If she can’t be vulnerable and REAL, then it won’t go anywhere after 1 season,” said another.
Looks like viewers will just have to wait and see.
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Everyone’s traveling lately, including Gwyneth Paltrow. But she’s not strolling through TSA in an oversized sweatsuit. Paltrow wore the chicest button-up shirt that looked just as comfy, but 10 times more stylish. Her timeless style channels rich mom energy from cabins away, and we found it for only $27!
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Kate Middleton is rarely spotted in anything other than heels, but she swapped pumps for something even classier than regular ballet flats. Middleton’s two-toned slingback flats give timeless a trendy edge, so it’s no wonder the style is taking over the internet. The Princess of Wales visited Italy wearing a simple yet elegant ensemble that […]
Authorities have suspended the search for a man feared to be Alaskan Bush People star Matt Brown.
“Search efforts to locate the male reported deceased in the Okanogan River continued through Friday 5/29/2026,” Sheriff Jodie Barcus said in an updated press release shared via the Office of the Okanogan County Sheriff’s official Facebook account on Saturday, May 30. “Deputies and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife agent[s] used boats, personal watercraft, sonar and divers to search an expanding area near the last location the male was seen.”
The press release continued, “A canine from Spokane, trained in detection of human remains, was deployed and implements were used to drag the river bottom. The male has not been located; no signs of the male have been located.”
According to authorities, the weather became progressively worse, impeding search efforts to the point they had to be called off until further notice.
Bear Brown has shared details of his brother Matt Brown’s past struggles amid the Alaskan Bush People alum’s disappearance. Posting via TikTok on Thursday, May 28, Bear, 38, claimed that Matt, 43, had been grappling with some tough situations in his personal life. “He has been struggling for a long time, you know, with alcohol […]
“During the day of search efforts, the river conditions deteriorated and hampered search efforts,” the press release said. “After rainfall from the previous night, the river level and river current speed increased. The active river flow increases the likelihood that the male has not remained near the location last seen.”
Authorities added, “The search has been suspended due to dangerous river conditions and pending information to focus on search efforts.”
@bearthekingofextreme Really bad news about Matt #bearthekingofextreme #alaskanbushpeople #thelifeofbear #fyp
Brown’s family members are worried he is the deceased man, according to Matt’s brother, Bear Brown, who took to TikTok on Thursday, May 29, to address multiple, unidentified witnesses’ claims that Matt, 49, was seen floating in the river.
“I have some really bad news about Matt that I wanted to share with you all guys,” Bear said in the social media upload. “But I wanted to start out by saying that I can’t confirm that it’s 100 percent true right now, but it is what I’m hearing.”
Bear went on to claim that his brother has been “struggling for a long time” with “alcohol and with drugs and stuff.”
“He has other issues and stuff, too,” he alleged. “He has done a lot of stuff that people, like, don’t even know about.”
Bear Brown slammed people leaving disrespectful comments about brother Matt Bear amid the family’s concerns for his well-being. “First off, I’m not just making a video on rumors. It’s a very, very, very, very small chance it’s not him. It’s like 99 percent him,” Bear, 38, said of the family’s fear for Matt, 43, in […]
TMZ first reported that the Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office received a call on Wednesday, May 27, to report a man sitting in the shallow waters of the Okanogan River in Washington state. The anonymous caller looked away and when they turned back because of a sound, the man was allegedly lying face down in the river and being swept away by the current.
On Saturday, authorities reiterated that “the identity of the male is not confirmed” and it will not be publicly released until next of kin is notified.
“The family is not sure what to believe right now. They are not sure where Matt is but they are hoping that he is OK and that the information is wrong,” a source close to the family told Us Weekly on Friday, May 29. “They are all in contact and speaking to police and waiting to hear. They have had their issues [with Matt] and Gabe has been the person most in contact with him.”
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