The new Chris Hemsworth thriller Crime 101 releases in theaters this weekend. Here is a look at what to expect from the crowd-pleasing crime film.
There is a great slate of movies set to release this weekend, from Wuthering Heights to Goat to Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die to Crime 101. Crime 101 is directed by a relatively unknown filmmaker, Bart Layton. While Layton is not yet a household name, the cast is loaded with massive stars. Chris Hemsworth is leading the film, and he is surrounded by the likes of Mark Ruffalo, Halle Berry, Monica Barbaro, Barry Keoghan and more.
Crime 101 is set in Los Angeles and is about a jewel thief (Hemsworth) who has found what he thinks is the score of a lifetime. Halle Berry’s character becomes his unexpected accomplice, while Mark Ruffalo plays the cop trying to stop Hemsworth before he can pull off the ultimate job. The film is based on the novella of the same name, written by Don Winslow. The premise evokes other great Los Angeles crime thrillers, such as Heat and Den of Thieves, which also feature games of cat and mouse between a cop and a criminal.
The movie is releasing nationwide on Friday, February 13th, 2026. It will be available exclusively in theaters for a standard theatrical run. Following that run, it should come to streaming on Amazon Prime Video relatively quickly, as it is an Amazon MGM Studios production. Among that production team are Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, who both played a big role in getting the movie made.
FAQs
When does Crime 101 come out in theaters?
The movie is being released in theaters nationwide on Friday, February 13th.
When does Crime 101 come out on streaming?
Crime 101 does not have a set streaming date. However, after its theatrical run, it should be available to rent or buy on most major services. It will then be streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
Who stars in Crime 101?
The primary star of Crime 101 is Chris Hemsworth. However, there is a loaded supporting cast, which includes Halle Berry, Barry Keoghan, Mark Ruffalo, Nick Nolte and more!
