Page Revisions:

(March 29, 2026) Original
(September 27, 2026) New Trailer (#2)
(November 1, 2026) New Posters (#2-#9)

Release Date:

November 6, 2026

Synopsis:

From IMDb: “CIA agents Chris and Lee face a trust-testing mission from Santiago to Easter Island during 1973 Chile.”

Poster Rating: B / B- / C+ / B- (6)

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Review: (#1, B) The feel of a 1970s spy picture, this design has a lot of unnecessarily empty space and, from a distance, almost looks like the crosshairs are forming an umbrella, the effort is clever but could be improved.

(#2, B-) Similar to the prior design but in a more aggressive yellow color, this effort doesn’t add anything measurable except overwhelm the image. (#3, C+) The off-white background doesn’t give the eyes much of a break with the sunset-shaded coloration of the actor names and title design adds some unique appeal. That said, Malkovich should have the middle color scheme rather than Rockwell since this is ostensibly Malkovich’s character’s swan song story. (#4-#9, B-) Simplistic? Yes. Familiar? Yes (#2). Visually striking? Yes. Generally underwhelming? Also yes.

Trailer Rating: B / C

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Review: (#1, B) Fans of Martin McDonagh will recognize his trademark touches to this dark comedy but that familiarity only supports the director for so long. There are some plot elements that are cribbed from In Bruges but with different stars. He seems to be alternating between the stars of that film and one of his stars of Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing Missouri. It also adds a period element that his earlier films don’t quite express but for fans, this should be sufficient to pull them in even if broader audiences won’t be attracted.

(#2, C) Trailer designers seem to be struggling to sell this film without giving away most of its plot. However, they did so much better with their humorous and well constructed prior trailer and land on something quite a bit duller and lacking any defining characteristics that will build excitement.

Oscar Prospects:

Martin McDonagh is now a Oscar mainstay so we have to expect this to contend. Nominations for its stars is likely but when it shares some similar ideas as his prior In Bruges, I’m not sure if it can bring him the victory he deserves.

Trailer #1

Trailer #2

Posters

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