Matthew McConaughey has long been linked to a Yellowstone-style spin-off project helmed by Taylor Sheridan, but nothing has been confirmed even after years of talks. However, this isn't going to stop McConaughey from testing the waters with a crime-infused neo-Western of his own. The Oscar-winner made a long-awaited return to the big screen with this movie a few weeks ago, and now it's available to watch on the PVOD market. The film's low-key theatrical release wasn't as robust as anyone involved would have liked, but thanks to excellent reviews, the film is primed for home-video success. It helps that McConaughey has a major Apple TV streaming series lined up for release at around the same time, which means that Apple's financial backing is also working in its favor.
This week, McConaughey will play a fictional version of himself alongside Woody Harrelson in the Apple TV comedy series Brothers, which premieres with two episodes on September 23. The show's premise is based on the long-held rumors that the two actors may actually be half-brothers. Before Brothers' launch, however, audiences can check out McConaughey's first theatrical release since Sing 2, which was released in 2021. McConaughey hasn't had a live-action theatrical release since 2019's The Gentlemen, although he did star in the well-received Apple TV survival thriller The Lost Bus last year.
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