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  The release of the poster for George Clooney and Brad Pitt’s highly anticipated film “Wolfs” has sparked a wave of speculation about its theatrical run—or rather, its lack thereof. With a release date stamped for September 27 on Apple TV, fans are left wondering: did Apple just cancel the movie’s planned one-week theatrical run? Apple Pulls ‘Wolfs’ From Theaters—What Happened? Originally, “Wolfs,” directed by Jon Watts, was set for a limited theatrical release on September 20 before heading to Apple TV the following week. However, the film has been pulled from advance ticket sales on Fandango, and the latest promotional materials make no mention of its short-lived cinema run. This sudden shift marks a significant pivot in Apple’s strategy, potentially signaling the end of its brief foray into theatrical releases for streaming-focused films. Despite the promise of a big-screen experience, it seems the tech giant has decided against putting “Wolfs” in theaters altogether. This move com

The Comedy Duo Is Back   Apple Original Films has officially announced a sequel to the highly anticipated comedy "Wolfs," starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt. The announcement comes just before the film’s premiere at the 81st Venice Film Festival, marking a significant moment for fans of the rival professional fixer duo. Jon Watts to Return Jon Watts, the acclaimed director behind "Spider-Man: No Way Home," will return to write, direct, and produce the sequel. His involvement ensures that the sequel will maintain the same high standards of storytelling and production as the original. Watts' expertise in balancing action and comedy will be pivotal in delivering another hit. Release Strategy Apple has decided on a unique release strategy for "Wolfs." Originally slated for a wide theatrical release on September 20th, the film will now have a limited theatrical run on the same date, followed by a global premiere on Apple TV+ on September 27th. This appro