Upcoming crime stories on the upcoming calendar include Amazon MGM heist and remake titles, Gareth Evans's neo-noir A Colt Is My Passport, Warner's untitled Ocean's prequel, and returning crime series on Prime Video and Paramount+.

Cross-genre titles appear on more than one FilmBase page when that helps readers browsing mood—for example a heist comedy under both Action and Comedy—without changing the studio listing or distributor.

Movies

How to Rob a Bank

Upcoming · Amazon MGM Studios (theatrical)

Leitch's How to Rob a Bank is Amazon MGM's high-energy heist comedy (schedule changed per Deadline). The ensemble billed Amazon includes Hoult, Kravitz, Sawai, Davidson, and Reilly.

Crime audiences will track it as a theatrical heist first; comedy readers will find the same title on the Comedy page.

The Thomas Crown Affair

Upcoming · Amazon MGM Studios (theatrical / IMAX)

Michael B. Jordan directs, produces, and stars in Amazon MGM's reimagining of The Thomas Crown Affair opposite Adria Arjona, with Jon Batiste scoring. About Amazon lists a worldwide theatrical release.

The elegant-thief crime romance returns as an Amazon MGM theatrical centerpiece.

A Colt Is My Passport

Upcoming · Orion Pictures / Amazon MGM

Gareth Evans directs a noir-drenched reimagining of the 1967 Nikkatsu thriller, relocated to 1978 Detroit, for Orion/Amazon MGM. CinemaCon coverage and Deadline casting reports describe Colt as a Vietnam veteran turned contract killer on the run after assassinating a gangland boss.

Amazon's slate summary did not lock a weekend; Deadline coverage noted Sope Dirisu and Tim Roth among the cast as the project moved through production.

Untitled Ocean's Eleven prequel

Upcoming · Warner Bros. (theatrical)

Warner Bros. lists an untitled Ocean's Eleven prequel, with Bradley Cooper listed as director on that calendar's billing.

Final title and cast should be confirmed when Warner publishes an official campaign; is the plan.

Karoshi

Upcoming · Lionsgate (theatrical)

Confirm premise and cast on Lionsgate's materials as marketing begins.

TV Series / New Seasons

The Terminal List Season 2

Prime Video · Series

Prime Video lists Terminal List Season 2 on the official upcoming-originals list and Den of Geek's calendar.

Crime-thriller viewers following James Reece's story return here after Season 1.

Dexter: Resurrection Season 2

Paramount+ · Series

Den of Geek lists Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 on Paramount+.

The Dexter continuation returns for a second season on Paramount+'s schedule.

Tulsa King Season 4

Paramount+ · Series

Den of Geek lists Tulsa King Season 4 on Paramount+.

Sylvester Stallone's mob-in-Tulsa drama continues for a fourth season.

Heist season and neo-noir

is a strong window for heist and elegant-thief cinema under Amazon MGM: How to Rob a Bank, then The Thomas Crown Affair. Gareth Evans's A Colt Is My Passport remains the noir-drenched Orion/Amazon MGM crime title without a locked weekend—Deadline and CinemaCon coverage agree on the premise and setting even while the schedule stays fluid.

Warner's untitled Ocean's Eleven prequel extends studio franchise crime comedy.

If you are chasing classic film-noir tone specifically, use the Film-Noir page, which centers Colt and explains why the classic-noir pipeline is thin. Crime readers who want broader heist and procedural coverage can stay here.

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