Overview

• The film opened in theaters on Aug. 29, returning Aronofsky to a late-1990s New York backdrop for a stylish genre pivot.
• Critics describe a breezy yet gritty caper tone uncommon for his work, with Butler earning particular praise.
• Outlets report a post-credits stinger and advise audiences to stay through the end credits without detailing the scene.
• Adapted from Charlie Huston’s novel series, any follow-up is being discussed as possible and dependent on audience interest.
• Production coverage highlights Butler’s intense physical commitment, a mohawk transformation, bruising stunt work, and cinephile nods such as Griffin Dunne’s casting.