If You Are the One 

Caught Stealing is packed full of fast cars, sex, money, nail-biting fight scenes, and a dash of 90's nostalgia. Charlie Huston, the author of the book by the same name, and director Darren Aronofsky take you on a gnarly ride in the Lower East Side burrow of New York, 1998. With Charlie’s action-packed thrills and prose found in his novel and comic book writing spilling over onto the screen, you'd better buckle up, pack a spare pair of underwear, and maybe lay off the drinking for one night.

What an ensemble. Caught Stealing explodes onto the screen with a cast so stacked it feels like a fever dream, the kind where you wake up and immediately want to fall back asleep just to keep it going. Austin Butler, now firmly established as one of the most magnetic actors of his generation, commands the spotlight in a performance that’s messy, vulnerable, ferocious, and unforgettable. Butler’s Hank Thompson is not a sleek action hero but a battered, broken man who once dreamed of baseball stardom and now tends bar, drowning in regret. Watching him stumble, scramble, and claw his way through the chaos is as riveting as it is heartbreaking.