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How To Rob A Bank Delayed Until November

Originally published Jul 10, 2026

By Matt Schimkowitz · The A.V. Club

AI-generated summary based on The A.V. Club · Aggregated by Filmarian · Human-reviewed and approved on Jul 10, 2026

Key points

  • How To Rob A Bank has been delayed from September to November 13.
  • The delay is due to strong test screenings with the 18-34 demographic.
  • The studio aims to release the film around Thanksgiving for better theater attendance.

The upcoming David Leitch film 'How To Rob A Bank' has been moved from its original September release date to November 13. The delay is reportedly due to strong test screenings with the 18-34 demographic, prompting the studio to aim for the Thanksgiving holiday. The film, starring Nicholas Hoult and Zoë Kravitz, was initially set to open around Labor Day but faced competition from other thrillers. The move allows the movie to avoid a crowded weekend of releases and potentially benefit from higher theater attendance during the holiday season.

Read the original story: The A.V. Club — by Matt Schimkowitz

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