Paramount's big-budget 'The Running Man' may have trouble opening to much more than $17 million in the first box office miss for actor Glen Powell since achieving movie star status.

The “Now You See Me” franchise’s reappearing act is landing on the top of box office charts, debuting ahead of the weekend’s other new releases “The Running Man” and “Keeper.” Lionsgate’s “Now You See Me: Now You Don’t” heisted $8.

Edgar Wright cast Glen Powell in The Running Man not just because he's a talented actor, but because of what he represents.

Glenn Powell’s new movie 'The Running Man' is in theaters now, but is it streaming yet? Here’s how to watch it, plus updates on when it may arrive on digital and streaming platforms.

Does Edgar Wright's new take on The Running Man have any post-credits scenes worth sticking around for? And how does this version of the Stephen King tale end?

If I told you this is the plot of a 2025 movie adapted from a novel by Stephen King (writing under the pen name Richard Bachman), that would at least narrow it down to two films — The Long Walk, which came out in September,

The new Running Man is here, and it's even more amped-up and poignant than the pulpy Arnold Schwarzenegger original. This Running Man—directed by Edgar Wright and starring Glen Powell—is also much closer to the text of the original Stephen King book.

And on Apple TV, a touching and surprisingly funny new documentary about the poet Andrea Gibson and their struggle with cancer.