Caught Stealing
Instrueret af Darren Aronofsky6.885%83%6.9
Hank Thompson (Austin Butler), et tidligere baseballvidunderbarn, der nu arbejder som bartender, har en fantastisk kæreste (Zoë Kravitz), og hans hold er på vej mod mesterskabet. Da hans nabo Russ (Matt Smith) beder ham passe sin kat, bliver han fanget af en gruppe truende gangstere, og han har ingen anelse om hvorfor. Han må bruge al sin snilde for at overleve længe nok til at finde ud af det.
Caught Stealing-bedømmelser og anmeldelser
- thomasrogers7531. september 2025Wear your seatbelts kids Go Giants!
- jam74103. oktober 2025Plot is very holey. I had much higher hopes. To clarify, the 83% 🍿 set expectations high, and I didn't find it that entertaining. Amusingly, I have about 83% approval of my review, suggesting the popcorn meter is broken 😁
- branden augustine22. marts 2026Not a light and fun movie but certainly a good one with some major star power.
- Tyler S30. september 2025This movie movie checks a lot of boxes for me i.e. taking place in the 90's, an everyday normal guy protagonist thrust into a crazy situation, insane over the top villains, a British punk who swears constantly, an awesome cat (I'm a cat guy) and a slew of twists I didn't see coming. By far Aronofsky's most audience friendly movie with a taste of some of the fucked up sensibilities of his past work. Austin Butler is a certified leading man now, he is in nearly the entire runtime and keeps us invested from start to finish. The supporting cast is top notch too with fun small roles from Griffin Dunne and Action Bronson. If you've seen the trailers then you know of some of the other actors that are scary and hilarious in equal measure that I don't want to spoil here. To cap it all off Aronofsky's regular DP Matthew Libatique gives the movie a pulse and vibe that makes this a must see big screen experience to end the summer season with a bang. Highly Recommended! 👍👍 8.5/10
- Phattony30. september 2025Solid rabbit hole unexpected gangster movie with a baseball background theme. Reminded me a lot like Lucky Number Slevin.
- arnoldo200216124. oktober 2025Probably the most enjoyable and possibly mainstream Darren Aronofsky movie to date, but not the best in a technical sense. Different genre to his usual, but it worked really well in the most part. Excellent lead and supporting cast specially lipa and shmully and russ. Also nice to see a little humour in the movie. Recommended. Also loved the end credits. Rare that I watch the entire credits, but these were a little mesmerising.
- shadow24425. oktober 2025was actually ok.
- Joe G2. december 2025Darren Aronofsky is my favorite director. No one else comes close, and I will defend every film he makes on artistic merit—except this one. This feels like a project funded by someone who wanted a Guy Ritchie film but couldn’t get him, so they threw money at Aronofsky, assembled a cast eager to work with him, and everyone simply took the paycheck. Nothing in the film is redeemable, and there is nothing worth highlighting. Even the constant baseball references, which should at least offer thematic coherence, are so trite they become distracting. If anyone else had directed this, it would never have been on the watchlist. And if anyone else had directed it, it would have been turned off immediately. But it wasn’t. And while there’s no regret in seeing it through, it’s impossible to recommend this to anyone who has ever appreciated Aronofsky’s work. Absolutely awful.
- andrewturner111. oktober 2025I liked it -- the film was a bit differently paced at first than what I had expected from the trailer, but I am glad I watched it. Star-studded cast with solid characters. Turn off your brain a bit and just enjoy the ride.
- Samuel Ribeiro21. marts 2026Caught Stealing is definitely a departure for Darren Aronofsky but in the least exciting ways. It's full of familiar tropes and story beats we've seen before but Aronofsky just doesn't do much of anything to differentiate it or raise the script above feeling so generic. It's entertaining here and there but overall there wasn't much of a personality on display. Because I kept waiting for the film to come into its own and give me a hint as to why Aronofsky was drawn to this story and it honestly just never came. Every new character feels increasingly more one-noted and the whole plot that the Austin Butler character gets dragged into is disappointingly straight forward. Austin Butler is great and I liked the fact that the movie never lost sight of this being a truly normal character totally out of his depth and they never took a convoluted jump with his skill set which I appreciated. He has a self destructive nature that I never really felt came to ahead and where they leave him off didn't really feel that set up to be a satisfying conclusion Honestly it felt like it was trying to set up a sequel that I doubt is ever going to happen. It's a really stacked cast over all but the colourful characters the trailers teased never really come about on screen and ended up feeling like a massive waste of some amazing talent. Zoe Kravitz has great chemistry with Butler but her character just fizzles out of the narrative after a while and she just ends up feeling like the standard girlfriend archetype. Matt Smith doesn't get much to do after an intriguing set up and Regina King is let down by the writing of a character who feels like she belongs in a different movie. Liev Schreiber and Vincent D'Onofrio end up feeling like the only ones who get real characters to play and the script actually capitalises on their potential. The energy of the whole film just shoots up every time they're on screen and a development surrounding those two characters raised the third act up quite a bit higher for me. While not perfect the first half is where the movie most captivated me. It really does effectively put you in this period and it's where the chemistry between Butler and Kravitz is on full display and the film is all the better for it. It's got a lot of that signature Aronofsky griminess and the violence is a lot more effective than I expected it to be. But as soon as it's revealed what all these characters are fighting over it just never truly regained my interest. The pacing slows down as the few characters I like have their appearances cut down and there's very few surprises. It's well directed but the visuals are surprisingly flat and the pacing just lagged on more and more as the runtime went on. Caught Stealing isn't a bad movie but it's middling in the most disappointing ways and sometimes that's so much worse. I kept waiting for the movie to do anything to set its self apart and not only did it never come but the more it went on the more surprised I was to see this many people of this calibre attached to something so without its own identity. I don't mind familiar beats but this film doesn't do anything interesting with them and nothing about the craft on display improves the final product. A departure for Aronofsky without a doubt but not a satisfying one.
- runinhot1. oktober 2025Not to bad
- RaddTitan21. februar 2026Dull... predictable...
- kylebran16. oktober 2025Eh, it’s ok. There are better “run all night “ type of movies. This is about 45 mins too long
- kVOD.2 | https://linktr.ee/xszr11. oktober 2025pacing is alright. plot line is okay. casting performance is superb. what i love the most about this movie is the cinematography style!
- Hakihiko30. december 2025Gritty, Messy, and Surprisingly Engaging "Caught Stealing" is a rough-edged crime film that leans into chaos, momentum, and attitude more than polish - and that's largely what makes it work. It's not a clean or elegant movie, but it's energetic, tense, and consistently entertaining, even when it stumbles. The direction embraces a gritty, street-level feel, keeping the pace moving and the tone raw. There's a sense of unpredictability running through the film that helps maintain interest, making even familiar crime-movie beats feel a bit more alive. Visually, it's appropriately grimy, reinforcing the story's sense of desperation and moral grayness. Performances are solid and committed. The cast brings enough intensity and personality to keep the characters engaging, even when the script doesn't always give them the depth they deserve. Some moments work better than others, and the narrative can feel uneven, but the actors manage to carry the film through its weaker stretches. "Caught Stealing" isn't groundbreaking, and it doesn't fully capitalize on all its ideas, but it delivers a tense and enjoyable ride. Flawed but engaging, it's a crime thriller that knows how to keep your attention - messy in places, effective in others, and ultimately worth the watch.
Caught Stealing-trivia
- august 2025 blev Caught Stealing udgivet.
Caught Stealing blev instrueret af Darren Aronofsky.
Caught Stealing har en spilletid på 1 t 46 m.
Caught Stealing blev produceret af Darren Aronofsky, Ari Handel, Jeremy Dawson, Dylan Golden.
Hank Thompson (Austin Butler), et tidligere baseballvidunderbarn, der nu arbejder som bartender, har en fantastisk kæreste (Zoë Kravitz), og hans hold er på vej mod mesterskabet. Da hans nabo Russ (Matt Smith) beder ham passe sin kat, bliver han fanget af en gruppe truende gangstere, og han har ingen anelse om hvorfor. Han må bruge al sin snilde for at overleve længe nok til at finde ud af det.
Nøglepersonerne i Caught Stealing er Hank Thompson (Austin Butler), Detective Roman (Regina King), Yvonne (Zoë Kravitz).
Caught Stealing er bedømt 15.
Caught Stealing er en Kriminalitet, Thriller, Komedie-film.
Caught Stealing har en publikumsbedømmelse på 8.3 ud af 10.
Caught Stealing havde et budget på 40 mio. US$.
Caught Stealing har indtjent 32,7 mio. US$ ved billetlugen.