Alan Ritchson's New Action Movie Loses Half Its Theaters
Alan Ritchson's latest action film has been pulled from roughly 1,200 theaters, dropping from about 2,500 to 1,300 locations.
Alan Ritchson's new action movie has been removed from roughly 1,200 theaters, cutting its theatrical footprint from about 2,500 locations to roughly 1,300. The sharp reduction comes as the film continues its domestic run.
So far, the movie has grossed approximately $14 million domestically. Early reports suggest it will land on PVOD platforms on October 13.
The film originally debuted in around 2,500 theaters. Its domestic total puts it between the two Jason Statham vehicles of the year, Shelter and Mutiny, and it is poised to overtake Ridley Scott's The Dog Stars.
In October 2025, the recently released period action movie The Uprising, starring Andrew Garfield, was already available for rent and purchase digitally. This summer, Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Odyssey continued to appear on the domestic top-10 chart more than two months after their release, according to Collider.
Quick answers
How many theaters did Alan Ritchson's new movie lose?
It was removed from roughly 1,200 theaters, dropping from about 2,500 to roughly 1,300.
When will Alan Ritchson's new movie be available on PVOD?
Early reports suggest it will land on PVOD platforms on October 13.
How much has Alan Ritchson's new movie grossed?
It has grossed approximately $14 million domestically so far.