Robert Rodriguez film Hypnotic gets Spring release date

• Robert Rodriguez film Hypnotic has secured a theatrical release date.
• The movie will be released in the US on May 12.
• It will star Ben Affleck as detective.

According to the reports, the new Robert Rodriguez film Hypnotic has secured a theatrical release date in the United States following its surprise screening at the SXSW Festival, where a “work-in-progress” cut of the film was shown.

The film, which will star Ben Affleck, received a positive response when it was screened on Sunday night at the festival, providing a much-needed boost for the production, which has experienced a number of ups and downs during its difficult journey from script to screen.

While screening a big-budget film as a “work-in-progress” was unusual, Rodriguez’s decision to do so in his native Texas provided a PR boost for the film and gave confidence to the financers.

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Speaking after the film, which will launch on over 2000 screens, was given a domestic release date of May 12, 2023, Rodriguez stated: “I’ve been working on this film for many years now, and to see the reaction from my home town audience at SXSW was humbling and validating. I look forward to now sharing it with all movie lovers who want to experience a crazy fun ride full of unexpected twists and turns.”

In the film, Affleck appears as a detective who finds himself spiraling down a rabbit hole while investigating a series of reality-bending crimes mysteriously connected to his missing daughter. He is pursued by a lethal specter who he believes holds the key to finding his daughter, with the help of a gifted psychic.

However, more rabbit holes await. Alice Braga, JD Pardo, Hala Finley, Dayo Okeniyi, Jeff Fahey, Jackie Earle Haley, and William Fichtner are among the supporting actors.

Its release coincides with the star’s busy schedule, as he will also be promoting his film Air, about Nike’s Air Jordans, in which he is director, producer, and also stars alongside Matt Damon, as well as DC’s The Flash, in which he reprises his role as Bruce Wayne/Batman in what will most likely be his final appearance as the character.