New action movies 2023

This list shows all Action films released (and planned for release) in 2023, including films that went direct-to-video, or only got an international theatrical release. For each film, we use the first date on which it was made available to the public, which might include international theatrical or domestic video releases that were a few days, or sometimes more, earlier than the domestic (US/Canada) theatrical release. All movies that had their first release announced for 2023 are included. The revenue listed is the worldwide box office combined with the domestic home market revenue to date. Release Date Movie Creative Type Release Type Revenue to Date Trailer January, 2023 Video $0 Video $0 Theatrical $27,547,150 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Video $0 Video $0 Theatrical $596,474 Theatrical $47,855,350 Theatrical $1,496,536 Theatrical $121,754 Theatrical $27,555 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Video $0 Theatrical $13,325,763 Theatrical $5,157,020 Theatrical $272,869 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $63,791 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Video $0 Theatrical $604,456,556 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $10,628,544 February, 2023 Video $0 Video $0 Theatrical $190,747 Video $0 Theatrical $50,529 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $8,513 Theatrical $237,731 Theatrical $0 Video $0 Theatrical $0 Video $0 Theatrical $463,635,303 Video $0 Theatrical $4,415 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $206,101 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $27,837 Theatrical $80,861 Video $0 Theatrical $478,385 Mar...

Medea. But as she listens to Laurence’s story, she begins to see the web of experience and feeling that connects her with her subject. This is a perceptive and delicately unnerving work, a reflection on the way humans can instinctively reach out to one another even across seemingly uncrossable chasms. Malanda’s radiantly somber face, held by the camera with a kind of inquisitive tenderness as she tells her story on the stand, is the heart of the picture. In Celine Song’s Past Lives is semiautobiographical, and that’s easy to believe. There are no villains here; no one lashes out or behaves badly. The movie ripples with the quiet melodrama of real life, the way big things often happen in the margins, and small things gradually come to mean the world. Somewhere between the right and the wrong decision is the choice we learn to live with, a sea of joy and sadness and everything in between. Writer-director Mia Hansen-Løve’s delicately shaded One Fine Morning deals with the wrenchingly mundane nature of caring for those who used to take care of us. But it’s also about the difficulty—and the necessity—of tending to our own emotional lives even as we’re looking after others. Léa Seydoux is Sandra, a widowed translator living in Paris with her eight-year-old daughter. She’s been alone for a long time, but she tumbles into a kind of happiness after a chance encounter with an old friend, Clément (Melvil Poupaud), turns into an illicit affair. She needs some joy in her life: her fath...

This list shows all Action films released (and planned for release) in 2023, including films that went direct-to-video, or only got an international theatrical release. For each film, we use the first date on which it was made available to the public, which might include international theatrical or domestic video releases that were a few days, or sometimes more, earlier than the domestic (US/Canada) theatrical release. All movies that had their first release announced for 2023 are included. The revenue listed is the worldwide box office combined with the domestic home market revenue to date. Release Date Movie Creative Type Release Type Revenue to Date Trailer January, 2023 Video $0 Video $0 Theatrical $27,547,150 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Video $0 Video $0 Theatrical $596,474 Theatrical $47,855,350 Theatrical $1,496,536 Theatrical $121,754 Theatrical $27,555 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Video $0 Theatrical $13,325,763 Theatrical $5,157,020 Theatrical $272,869 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $63,791 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Video $0 Theatrical $604,456,556 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $10,628,544 February, 2023 Video $0 Video $0 Theatrical $190,747 Video $0 Theatrical $50,529 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $8,513 Theatrical $237,731 Theatrical $0 Video $0 Theatrical $0 Video $0 Theatrical $463,635,303 Video $0 Theatrical $4,415 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $206,101 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $0 Theatrical $27,837 Theatrical $80,861 Video $0 Theatrical $478,385 Mar...

Medea. But as she listens to Laurence’s story, she begins to see the web of experience and feeling that connects her with her subject. This is a perceptive and delicately unnerving work, a reflection on the way humans can instinctively reach out to one another even across seemingly uncrossable chasms. Malanda’s radiantly somber face, held by the camera with a kind of inquisitive tenderness as she tells her story on the stand, is the heart of the picture. In Celine Song’s Past Lives is semiautobiographical, and that’s easy to believe. There are no villains here; no one lashes out or behaves badly. The movie ripples with the quiet melodrama of real life, the way big things often happen in the margins, and small things gradually come to mean the world. Somewhere between the right and the wrong decision is the choice we learn to live with, a sea of joy and sadness and everything in between. Writer-director Mia Hansen-Løve’s delicately shaded One Fine Morning deals with the wrenchingly mundane nature of caring for those who used to take care of us. But it’s also about the difficulty—and the necessity—of tending to our own emotional lives even as we’re looking after others. Léa Seydoux is Sandra, a widowed translator living in Paris with her eight-year-old daughter. She’s been alone for a long time, but she tumbles into a kind of happiness after a chance encounter with an old friend, Clément (Melvil Poupaud), turns into an illicit affair. She needs some joy in her life: her fath...