After dominating home-video charts for weeks with his overlooked 2025 comedy film Good Fortune, Keanu Reeves is poised to continue the momentum with his latest release. However, the ride might be a little bumpy this time around, as the movie in question has been ruthlessly panned by critics. Good Fortune was directed by Aziz Ansari, who also played the protagonist. The fantasy comedy, which featured Seth Rogen in a supporting role, received positive reviews for its heartfelt story and tender humor but failed to recoup its reported $30 million budget. Reeves’ new movie is also a comedy, albeit completely unlike Good Fortune.
For starters, it didn’t get a theatrical run at all, and was released on Apple TV this Friday. The movie marks Oscar nominee Jonah Hill‘s sophomore feature as a director after the semi-autobiographical comedy drama Mid90s, which was released domestically by A24 in 2018. A tribute to skateboarding culture in Los Angeles when Hill was growing up, Mid90s currently holds a “Certified Fresh” 81% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes. The coming-of-age comedy-drama grossed around $9 million in its box-office run against a reported budget of $1.7 million. More than anything else, it established Hill as a talented filmmaker.
Jonah Hill’s New Movie Has Been Critically Panned
However, the bigger cast and (presumably) bigger budget don’t seem to have worked for him. Hill’s new film, Outcome, opened to poor reviews on Friday. But according to FlixPatrol, it jumped straight to the top of the global and domestic Apple TV viewership charts. The streamer’s leaderboard isn’t as dynamic as those of its competitors, mainly because it releases fewer titles than they do. Outcome features Reeves as a legendary movie star who, facing cancellation, embarks on a personal apology tour to make amends with everyone he’s wronged. The film also features Hill as the star’s obnoxious lawyer, Cameron Diaz and Matt Bomer as his best friends and confidantes, and Martin Scorsese in a memorable cameo as his first agent. Outcome holds a 26% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, with Collider’s Nate Richard describing it in his review as “a fascinating mess that rides the line between sincerity and crassness.” Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
- Release Date
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April 10, 2026
- Runtime
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83 Minutes





















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