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Jonah Hill’s Cut Off Loses July Release as Studio and Talent Reject 'Unreleasable' Claim

Warner Bros. and Hill’s team say the comedy needs more post-production time and that a new release date will be announced.

Overview

  • The film was removed from its July 17 theatrical slot and currently has no scheduled release date.
  • A Puck News report said Warner Bros. had labeled Cut Off “unreleasable” after poor test screenings but that characterization has been disputed by the studio and Jonah Hill’s representatives.
  • Warner Bros. told outlets the “unreleasable” language is inaccurate while Hill’s team said the movie is still in post-production and requires more work before release.
  • The original July date would have placed the comedy against Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, a competitive matchup that industry coverage cites as a factor in timing decisions.
  • Reporting also notes that studio scheduling and corporate shifts could shape the film’s future release plans and that cast and filmmakers will have to wait for Warner Bros. to set a new date.