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Four-panel full-color culture comic. Panel 1: Trailer #2 November 13 poster board. Panel 2: cartoon robbers filming on phones. Panel 3: cartoon FBI agent and coder. Panel 4: red-and-white popcorn bucket.
Four panels: Trailer #2 lockup, phones filming a cartoon heist, fed-and-geek chase board, popcorn bucket. Cartoon cast only. · Comic: Topics / Drew’s Comic Newsroom. Source: FirstShowing.

Culture and Curiosity

Second trailer drops for David Leitch’s How to Rob a Bank

What happened

FirstShowing’s Alex Billington, writing Sept. 17, 2026, flags Amazon MGM Studios’ second official trailer for How to Rob a Bank, the next big action outing from David Leitch after Bullet Train and The Fall Guy. The pitch: a social-media-savvy crew broadcasts bank heists, then draws a veteran FBI agent and a brilliant software engineer closing in as they line up their most ambitious score. That is the Culture filing: a fall trailer drop, a Leitch set piece vibe, and a November theater date.

The ensemble listed in the FirstShowing write-up includes Nicholas Hoult, Zoë Kravitz, Anna Sawai, Rhenzy Feliz, Christian Slater, Pete Davidson, and John C. Reilly among the feds on the chase. Mark Bianculli wrote the screenplay; producers include Brian Grazer, Jeb Brody, Allan Mandelbaum, David Leitch, and Kelly McCormick for MGM, Imagine, and 87North. Amazon MGM has the film in theaters nationwide starting November 13, 2026 — shifted from an earlier September target. Bright heist reds and phone-screen blues, white gutters, cartoon figures only — never likenesses of living actors. The FirstShowing URL is the receipt. Skip real-crime how-to energy; this is a movie trailer package.

Fall trailer season is when popcorn calendars get inked. Readers get the Sept. 17 trailer-two timing, the Leitch résumé hook, the social-heist vs fed-and-coder premise, the named ensemble, the Nov 13, 2026 release, and the studio/production banner — one Culture slot for Friday, not a review.

Why it matters

A second trailer is the studio saying the movie is real and the date is locked. Leitch’s recent track record makes the action-comedy lane an easy Culture comic: phones up, vault doors, chase boards. Color on the trailer lockup and the popcorn bucket. White gutters. Readers get the Nov 13 stamp, the FirstShowing synopsis beats, and the source URL on the page.

Conclusion

Amazon MGM’s second How to Rob a Bank trailer — David Leitch’s social-media heist thriller with Hoult, Kravitz, and company, set for theaters November 13, 2026 — landed in FirstShowing’s Sept. 17 coverage. Cartoon cast only. Source: https://www.firstshowing.net/2026/nicholas-hoult-zoe-kravitz-in-how-to-rob-a-bank-movie-trailer-2/

Source: FirstShowing.net