Collider reported that Tom Hardy’s crime movie, which underperformed at the box office despite positive reviews, is officially taking over HBO Max.
Why it matters
Fans will see Hardy’s film reach a wider audience on HBO Max.
Key facts
- The film is a crime movie starring Tom Hardy.
- The movie underperformed at the box office.
- The movie received positive reviews.
- The movie is now available on HBO Max.
Evidence
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