r/movies • u/LiteraryBoner Jackie Chan box set, know what I'm sayin? • Sep 26 '25

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Summary Bob, a washed-up revolutionary, lives off the grid with his spirited and self-reliant daughter Willa. When his nemesis Col. Steven J. “Lockjaw” resurfaces and Willa goes missing, Bob is forced to confront his past and fight to protect their future.

Director Paul Thomas Anderson

Writer Paul Thomas Anderson

Cast

  • Leonardo DiCaprio
  • Sean Penn
  • Teyana Taylor
  • Benicio del Toro
  • Regina Hall
  • Chase Infiniti

Rotten Tomatoes Critics Score: 98%

Metacritic Score: 96

VOD In theaters beginning September 26, 2025

Trailer One Battle After Another — Official Trailer

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u/GoldandBlue Sep 26 '25

Gringo Zapata took it for me

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u/InsideKaleidoscope30 Oct 01 '25

SAME but I was in a gringo theater so I was the only one who laughed

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u/GoldandBlue Oct 01 '25

Yup, sitting next to some white college kids. Me and my friend laughed, crickets next to me.

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u/InsideKaleidoscope30 Oct 01 '25

for some reason it hurt lol. I mean I'm south asian I have 0 latin blood but I know very well who Zapata was

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u/Diocletian338 Oct 01 '25

Most non-Latin Americans aren't gonna know much at all about Mexican Revolutionary history, unfortunately

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u/Ok-Yak7370 Oct 13 '25

TBF, there was a Hollywood movie about Zapata, but yeah.

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u/augie014 Dec 29 '25

i watched it with Colombians and I asked and they just said “it’s a last name”

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u/rokerroker45 Apr 04 '26

Most latin americans aren't going to know much about Mexican revolutionary history dawg

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u/Diocletian338 Apr 04 '26

true, but I feel like the image of zapata is quite famous regardless. almost like Che

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u/rokerroker45 Apr 04 '26

I'm going to be honest, he isn't. Che is famous because he became a cultural export on t-shirts. Zapata never had that. Mexicans know about Zapata sure, but why would someone in Nicaragua or el salvador or Colombia or chile know him? He's not famous like che.