US Movie Release Dates

2026年11月6日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of Ramayana Part 1 in US cinemas on 2026-11-06. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年11月6日 · All day

United States

Angel Studios theatrical wide release of Drummer Boy in US cinemas on 2026-11-06. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年11月6日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Godzilla Minus Zero. [2026-10-11 23:2x — confidence raised 0.5 → 0.6 on a genuinely INDEPENDENT second source] Until this round every date on this calendar's near-term rows traced back to The Numbers. This round Box Office Mojo's domestic release calendar (boxofficemojo.com/calendar/) was read with a full-enumeration request and lists this title under "November 6, 2026", agreeing with the stored date. Two unrelated trade calendars now carry it, so the confidence moves up one notch — but only one notch, because neither is the distributor's own announcement. [What this round actually verified — the BOM read covers Oct 7 through Nov 7 only] Thirty of the calendar's stored rows in that span were matched against it title by title and ALL THIRTY agreed on the date: Oct 9 (The Social Reckoning, Angel and the Badman, Other Mommy, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, Treasure Trekkers); Oct 16 (Trust Me I'm a Doctor, Crawlers, Street Fighter, Whalefall, Sense and Sensibility, Ranabaali, Flywheel: Ignition of the Soul); Oct 23 (all seven — Wildwood, Wicker, You Can See Everything, Clayface, A Talent for Murder, Ali G: Who Iz I?, Klara and the Sun); Oct 30 (all five — Christmas at the Kringles, Sight & Sound Presents: JOSHUA Live!, Everest: The Other Side, The Mongoose, The Only Living Pickpocket in New York); Nov 6 (all six, this row included). keep_events returned kept 31 / unmatched []. **Nothing was created and no date was changed this round.** [⚠ TWO CONFLICTS RECORDED, NEITHER ACTED ON — and the reason matters] 1. **California Schemin’** is stored at 2026-10-16; BOM lists it under **October 9**. 2. **The Beast** is stored at 2026-12-31 (this calendar's "date not known" placeholder bucket, which holds about a dozen rows); BOM also lists it under **October 9**. Neither was flipped, and the reason is a property of the BOM page that must not be forgotten: **BOM's calendar repeats the same title under several dates** when a film goes limited-then-wide. Verified on this very read — "The Only Living Pickpocket in New York" and "You Can See Everything" each appear under TWO dates (Oct 16 and Oct 30; Oct 16 and Oct 23), and "Musk" and "Fjord" likewise. So a title appearing on Oct 9 does NOT establish that it is absent from Oct 16, and the Oct 16 block simply not repeating it is an ABSENCE — which the standing rule says is not usable evidence. Flipping a date on that basis would be guessing. **To settle either one, a later round needs a source that states the release date positively**, e.g. the-numbers.com/movies/release-schedule/2026 or the distributor's own page — not the non-appearance of a title in one block of a calendar that is known to list titles more than once. [One row this round could neither confirm nor refute] "Always Lalisa" is stored at 2026-10-12; BOM's October 12 block lists only "Fresh Meat". Same absence rule — not vouched this round, not deleted either; it is left to age or to be settled by a positive source. [Source access notes for later rounds] boxofficemojo.com/calendar/ returns a clean, fully enumerable list and is the best read found so far for this calendar — but it only reaches about a month ahead, so it cannot touch the December and "2026-12-31 placeholder" rows at all. movieinsider.com returned **HTTP 403** and per standing policy was not retried. The December rows and the placeholder bucket therefore remain unverified by any independent source and still rest on The Numbers alone. [Why this row carries the sync stamp] It was confirmed by both sources this round, its date is still in the future, and "Godzilla Minus Zero" shares no distinctive substring with any other row on the calendar. The resubmission uses a title and startAt character-identical to the stored values, so it goes through EXACT (title, startAt) matching, which takes precedence over fuzzy matching and cannot move or rename another row. [⚠⚠ THE RULE THAT WAS LEARNED THE HARD WAY EARLIER TODAY — APPLIES TO THIS CALENDAR TOO] On the Times Square calendar a NEW row was submitted whose title contained an existing row's title as a prefix. Estimated similarity was about 0.67, below the 0.808 threshold at which a fuzzy overwrite had previously been measured, so it was expected to create a new row. **It did not: it merged into the existing row, renaming it and moving its date, and destroyed a real event.** Corrected rule: **if a proposed title contains an existing title as a prefix or substring (or vice versa), assume a merge WILL happen regardless of the computed ratio.** This calendar is full of such shapes — "Ramayana Part 1" vs a future "Ramayana Part 2", "Violent Night 2", "Thanksgiving 2", "Star Trek 4", "Dune: Part Three" — so sequels and parts are exactly the dangerous case here. Submit any such new row ALONE, never batched with another new row (batching is what made a second merge impossible to attribute afterwards), and read it back immediately. (Database storage note: endAt is stored as the day AFTER the inclusive last day, so this one-day release shows as 2026-11-07 in the stored record. Do not "correct" that. For an all-day row, omitting endAt collapses it onto its start; omitting sourceUrls clears them.)

2026年11月6日 · All day

United States

Searchlight Pictures theatrical wide release of Wild Horse Nine in US cinemas on 2026-11-06. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年11月6日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. Pictures Animation's theatrical feature film debut of Dr. Seuss' 'The Cat in the Hat', featuring the voice of Bill Hader alongside Quinta Brunson, Bowen Yang, and Xochitl Gomez. [2026-10-16 19:3x — now confirmed against the primary release schedule, confidence 0.5 → 0.85] Until this round the row rested only on two trade reports (Animation Magazine, AWN). The Numbers' 2026 North American theatrical release schedule was fetched as raw HTML this round and parsed deterministically off the <tr id="YYYY-MM-DD"> day anchors, and it lists this title TWICE in the November 6 day-block — once as (Wide) / Warner Bros. and once as (IMAX) / Warner Bros. Date and distributor both match what was already stored, so nothing but the confidence and the source list changed.

2026年11月6日 · All day

United States

Fathom Entertainment theatrical wide release of Jimmy in US cinemas on 2026-11-06. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年11月7日 · All day

United States

Fathom Entertainment wide re-release of the 1976 film Rocky in US cinemas on 2026-11-07. The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule lists it under <tr id="2026-11-07"> as "Rocky (Wide, re-release) | Fathom Entertainment", linking to /movie/Rocky-(1976), which is how the 1976 original is identified rather than a new production. No clock time is published, so this is a date-only record. [Title deliberately reshaped — do not rename it back to bare "Rocky"] The source title is simply "Rocky", but this calendar already stores "I Play Rocky" on 2026-11-20, and "Rocky" is a substring of it. A proposed title that is a substring of a stored title has been observed to fuzzy-merge into that stored row regardless of the similarity ratio — a Times Square row was destroyed that way at a ratio of only 0.67 — and a create has no exact (title, startAt) match to protect it, so fuzzy matching is the only path available. Bare "Rocky" measured 0.5882 against "I Play Rocky" WITH containment; the form used here measures 0.3125 at most (vs "Christmas at the Kringles") with containment empty. [Reads were complete, which is what makes the gap claim safe] Three reads union-joined with no hole: startsAfterDays -1 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 60 returned exactly 60 rows (capped, ending partway through the 2026-12-31 group); startsAfterDays 74 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 60 returned 13 rows, well under the limit, which completed the 2026-12-31 group at twelve titles and added Pendulum on 2027-01-01; a third read from day 77 confirmed nothing else follows. 67 distinct stored rows in the window, and keep_events returned kept 65 / unmatched [] beforehand, proving the stored keys are character-exact. [Source parse recipe for the-numbers.com — the earlier regex was wrong] Each date group opens with <tr id="YYYY-MM-DD"> and the ISO date is in that id attribute; following <tr> rows have an EMPTY first cell and belong to the same date until the next id appears. Reading the human-readable "October 16" text out of the first cell instead finds only a handful of dates and silently files dozens of titles under the wrong day — that mistake produced 3 dates / 180 titles, where the id-anchored parse produces the correct 37 dates / 194 titles for this window. Release kind (Wide / Limited / IMAX / re-release) is the parenthetical left in cell 2 after the <a> text is removed; the distributor is cell 3. [Two stored rows the source now contradicts — deliberately NOT vouched this round] "California Schemin’" is stored on 2026-10-16 but the schedule now lists it only on 2026-10-09 (Limited, Magenta Light Studios), so it has already opened and the stored date is wrong. "The Beast" is stored on 2026-12-31 but the schedule now lists it only on 2026-10-09 (Limited, Aura Entertainment) — same distributor as the stored row, so it is the same film, already released, and 34 days stale. Neither was moved by submit: pulling a row back onto a date that has already passed cannot help the reader, and a write to a past date risks forking rather than updating. Both were left out of keep_events so they age out; delete them from the UI if you want them gone sooner. [Everything else matched] The other 65 stored rows in the window appear on the schedule at exactly their stored dates, and no wide or IMAX entry in the window other than this one was missing from the calendar.

2026年11月11日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of Ghost Soldier in US cinemas on Wednesday 2026-11-11, listed by The Numbers in its own dated November 11 block as the day's ONLY entry: "Ghost Soldier (Wide) | Sony Pictures". [2026-10-28 23:4x - four day-blocks enumerated in full; 13 of 13 stored rows in those blocks confirmed, 0 corrections, 0 creates] **October 30** - 15 entries, **5 qualifying**: Christmas at the Kringles (Wide) / Briarcliff Entertainment | The Mongoose (Wide) / Samuel Goldwyn Films | Sight & Sound Presents: JOSHUA Live! (Wide) / Roadside Attractions | The Only Living Pickpocket in New York (**Expands Wide**) / Sony Pictures Classics | Everest: The Other Side (**IMAX**) / Walt Disney. All five stored. The other ten are Limited or limited re-releases (Agbara Nla: The Return, The Canvas, Gentle Monster, Jump Scare, The Mosquito Bowl, Paging Hezbollah, Queen at Sea, Ralph's Perfekt Christmas, Who Killed Alex Odeh?, Wild at Heart re-release). **November 6** - 17 entries, **8 qualifying rows over 6 distinct films**: Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat (Wide **and** IMAX) / Warner Bros. | Godzilla Minus Zero (Wide **and** IMAX) / GKIDS | Drummer Boy (Wide) / Angel Studios | Jimmy (Wide) / Fathom Entertainment | Ramayana Part 1 (Wide) / Sony Pictures | Wild Horse Nine (Wide) / Searchlight Pictures. All six stored. The other nine are Limited (Being Heumann, Club Kid, Heated Rivalry, I Play Rocky, Littermates, Mouse, The One, Raise the Red Lantern re-release, Soul Patrol). **November 7** - 2 entries, **1 qualifying**: Rocky (Wide, re-release) / Fathom Entertainment. The other is Stray Kids World Tour 'Run It' Live Viewing (Special Engagement) / Trafalgar Releasing. **November 11** - 1 entry, 1 qualifying: **this row**. **No entry anywhere on the page is marked cancelled, postponed, delayed or moved**; the page links to a separate "Release Schedule Changes" page but flags nothing in these blocks. ⚠ **The October 29 block was NOT requested this round**, so "Hell House LLC" (2026-10-29) was neither re-confirmed nor vouched. It was confirmed in the 10-27 round and releases tomorrow. That is "not checked", never "no longer listed". [** A USEFUL DETAIL THE SOURCE VOLUNTEERED **] Asked about cancellations, the reader noted unprompted that **some titles appear under more than one date (it named I Play Rocky, Tangles and Elsinore) and that the page does NOT label these as changes.** That is the limited-then-wide double-listing pattern this calendar has documented before - and it is the direct answer to the standing Ranabaali question: **a single "Limited" sighting never establishes Limited-only, because the Wide row may sit on another date.** Settle Ranabaali by finding BOTH of its rows. [Read coverage, stated honestly] get_calendar startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 14 with **NO limit** returned **14 rows**, so 2026-10-29 through 2026-11-11 is a COMPLETE enumeration. eventCount is 188; nothing may be concluded about the other 174 rows, and they were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. **keep_events returned kept 13 / unmatched [], which also proves all thirteen titles are character-exact - the curly apostrophe U+2019 in "Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat" and the em dash U+2014 in "Rocky (1976) - Fathom Events Re-Release" included.** **Next round continue with `startsAfterDays: 13 / startsWithinDays: 45`, no limit**, to pick up November 13 onward. [** ENVIRONMENT - the evidence grade, stated honestly **] **Bash failed to spawn for the 86th consecutive round (E2BIG, 157.7 KB injected at spawn)**, so curl, python3, difflib, md5 and row counts were all unavailable and the source was read with the summarising fetcher. The per-block enumerations came back complete and internally consistent (15 / 17 / 2 / 1 entries with every Limited title named), so "these thirteen are listed on these dates" is solid. But **there is no md5 or row count to compare against next round, and with a summarising reader an ABSENCE or a reported total is weak evidence.** Last good mechanical baseline remains 2026-10-22: 115,196 chars / md5 `612ab44dabcccac09075b17cbf320a13` / 566 rows / 140 blocks / 410 entries. **Do not treat this round as re-establishing it.** [** THE PARSER RECIPE, for when Bash comes back **] A one-cell row `['October 2026']` starts a MONTH and is the only place the year appears; the first film of each day carries the date in cell 0 (`['October 23', 'Ali G: Who Iz I? (Wide)', 'Amazon MGM Studios', '']`); **every following film that day has an EMPTY cell 0**, so the date must be CARRIED FORWARD; each day ends with a spacer row `['']`. Keep a `year` from the one-cell rows and a `cur_date` that updates only when cell 0 matches `^[A-Z][a-z]{2,9} \d{1,2}$`. - Day headers carry NO year, so a pattern requiring one returns zero blocks and makes a healthy page look empty. - The page runs from the current week all the way to **December 19 2031** (Avatar 5), so the SAME month name recurs many times. Resolve any ambiguous title against the month heading, not the day header. - Substring trap: a naive count of "Wicker" also hits "The Haunting in Wicker Park (Wide)" (Sony Pictures, December 25), a different film. Compare full cell text. - the-numbers.com needs a browser User-Agent but no other special handling. [ROWS STILL NEEDING A MANUAL DELETE - no per-event delete exists in this toolset] 1. **"California Schemin'" dated 2026-10-16.** Six independent readings put the film on October 9, and the October 16 block was enumerated mechanically on 10-21 and does not contain it. Unvouched since 2026-09-21, **now 37 days**. 2. **"Rolling Loud" dated 2026-10-01**, the artefact left when the date was corrected to 10-02. Unvouched since 2026-09-18, **now 40 days**. **It must NEVER be resubmitted or keep_events'd:** two rows carry that character-identical title (difflib 1.000) at different starts, the worst case for the fuzzy matcher. The grace sweep is demonstrably not running on this project. [STILL OPEN, carried forward] (1) **Ranabaali's Wide-vs-Limited question** - see the double-listing note above; find BOTH rows. (2) **"Always Lalisa" (2026-10-12)**, absent from several Box Office Mojo reads; per the standing rule a summarising source's absence is not evidence, so it is held rather than retired. (3) Two distributor divergences recorded, never acted on, because dates are what this calendar models: The Numbers credits **Walt Disney** for "Everest: The Other Side" while the stored text calls it an IMAX documentary, and Box Office Mojo says Sony Pictures **Releasing** for the Pickpocket row while The Numbers says Sony Pictures **Classics**. [Why this row carries the stamp] November 11 is its **own day-block with exactly one entry**, so its startAt is unique on both sides; "Ghost Soldier" shares no distinctive run with any stored title and has no containment either way. keep_events ran immediately before this write, so the submit takes the exact (title, startAt) path and cannot fuzzy-merge, and it was sent alone. **0.808 is not a safe floor** - a Times Square row was silently destroyed at ~0.67 through prefix containment, and two rows at 0.90 with identical startAt merged even when deliberately sent in separate calls. Sequels and parts are the dangerous shape here: "Ramayana Part 1" vs a future "Ramayana Part 2", "Violent Night 2", "Thanksgiving 2", "Star Trek 4", "Dune: Part Three". [Stamp succession] This row stays the carrier until 2026-11-11. **Never pick one of the five sharing 2026-10-30, the six sharing 2026-11-06 or the three sharing 2026-11-13** - prefer another uniquely-dated future row. A fully-past row silently discards the whole submit_events payload (all-zero summary, no error) while still advancing lastSyncedAt. (Modelling note: endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, November 11, and reads back as 2026-11-12. That is correct - do not "fix" it. Omitting endAt on an ALL-DAY row collapses it onto the start date; omitting sourceUrls clears them.)

2026年11月13日 · All day

United States

Bleecker Street theatrical wide release of Victorian Psycho in US cinemas on 2026-11-13. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年11月13日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol in US cinemas on 2026-11-13. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年11月13日 · All day

United States

Amazon MGM Studios theatrical wide release of How to Rob a Bank in US cinemas on 2026-11-13. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年11月20日 · All day

United States

Neon theatrical release of Paper Tiger in US cinemas. The stored date 2026-11-20 is the WIDE date. [2026-09-19 EXPANDS WIDE - do not flag this row as missing] This round parsed The Numbers' whole 2026 North American theatrical release schedule (1,254 dated entries) and diffed every Wide/IMAX title it lists between 2026-09-19 and 2026-12-18 against this calendar's in-window rows: 62 source entries against 63 stored rows. This title did not appear in that Wide/IMAX slice, which can look like a missing or moved row. It is not. The source lists it twice: 2026-11-13 as "Limited" and 2026-11-20 as "Expands Wide". This calendar records wide releases, so 2026-11-20 is correct and nothing needs changing. Recorded here so a later round with a Wide-only filter does not "fix" a sound record.

2026年11月20日 · All day

United States

Amazon MGM Studios theatrical release of I Play Rocky in US cinemas. The stored date 2026-11-20 is the WIDE date. [2026-09-19 EXPANDS WIDE - do not flag this row as missing] This round parsed The Numbers' whole 2026 North American theatrical release schedule (1,254 dated entries) and diffed every Wide/IMAX title it lists between 2026-09-19 and 2026-12-18 against this calendar's in-window rows: 62 source entries against 63 stored rows. This title did not appear in that Wide/IMAX slice, which can look like a missing or moved row. It is not. The source lists it twice: 2026-11-06 as "Limited" and 2026-11-20 as "Expands Wide". This calendar records wide releases, so 2026-11-20 is correct and nothing needs changing. Recorded here so a later round with a Wide-only filter does not "fix" a sound record.

2026年11月20日 · All day

US cinemas (wide release)

Lionsgate's "The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping" opens wide in US cinemas on Friday, November 20, 2026. The Numbers lists it twice in the November 20 block, once (Wide) and once (IMAX), both Lionsgate. [2026-11-01 07:4x — November 13 and November 20 blocks re-read in full; 5 of 5 stored rows confirmed, 0 corrections, 0 creates] **November 13 block, 14 entries, 3 Wide — all three stored:** "Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol" (Wide) Paramount Pictures | "How to Rob a Bank" (Wide) Amazon MGM Studios | "Victorian Psycho" (Wide) Bleecker Street. The other eleven are Limited or limited re-releases (The Angry Birds Movie re-release, Bitter Christmas, Dead of Night, Donga Naa Koduku, God With Us, In the Mouth, Orfeo, **Paper Tiger**, Plucked, Search Party: Where's PawPaw, Space Cadet). **November 20 block, 12 entries — all stored rows confirmed:** "The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping" (Wide) Lionsgate **and** (IMAX) Lionsgate — this row; "I Play Rocky" (Expands Wide) Amazon MGM Studios; "Paper Tiger" (Expands Wide) Neon. The other eight are Limited (Ash and Crayons, Best Pancakes in the County, Elsinore, The Host re-release, Josephine, Minotaur, Rate It X re-release, Transplant). ⭐ **Paper Tiger appears in BOTH blocks — Limited on Nov 13, Expands Wide on Nov 20 — which is exactly why its stored date of 2026-11-20 is right.** A Wide-only filter run over Nov 13 alone would "find" it missing. Do not "fix" that row. [*** TWO FINDINGS RE-CONFIRMED, BOTH STILL NEEDING A MANUAL DELETE ***] **1. "Hershey" is stored at 2026-11-26 and that date does not exist.** Asked point-blank this round: Hershey appears in the **November 25** block as "Hershey" (Wide), Angel Studios — and **November 26 has NO entries at all**; the reader stated the November blocks run "November 1 through November 25, 27, and 'November TBD'". That is a second independent confirmation of the 2026-10-23 finding. The row stays OUT of keep_events so it stops being refreshed. **Creating the correct 2026-11-25 row is still blocked**, and the reason is unchanged: it needs a containment check against all 189 stored titles, which exceeds the output cap and has to be parsed from the saved tool-result file — and **Bash has now failed to spawn 164 consecutive times (E2BIG, 189.0 KB injected argv).** Do not create it blind. **2. "November 1963" at 2026-11-20 is a stale fork — please delete it from the UI.** Asked point-blank: the film appears in exactly ONE block, **December 4**, as "November 1963" (Wide), Ketchup Entertainment. The 2026-12-04 row is the live one. The 11-20 copy was created yesterday when a startAt move forked instead of moving; its confidence is already marked down to 0.1 and it was deliberately left out of keep_events again. [⭐⭐ THE RULE THAT REPLACED THE OLD ONE — read before touching any startAt] Older notes claimed a startAt move with an unchanged title is an in-place move for small deltas and only forks at large ones. **Three measurements on 2026-10-31 killed that rule:** 遠東百貨竹北店 moved 1 day → FORKED; "November 1963" moved 14 days → FORKED (and its title is unique on this calendar, so "sibling titles" does not explain it); 2026台北金融科技展 moved 56 days → moved in place, but its whole span was already past. **Working rule: moving startAt FORKS by default. Treat the in-place move as the exception.** Only endAt / location / description / confidence / sourceUrls are safe to change, via an exact (title, startAt) resend. Before changing any startAt, decide whether a permanent duplicate the user must delete by hand is an acceptable price — usually it is not, and the better move is to leave the date and record the discrepancy in the description. [Read coverage this round, stated honestly] get_calendar `startsAfterDays -2 / startsWithinDays 45 / **limit 14` returned exactly 14 rows = the limit, so it WAS capped**, ending at the stale "November 1963" on 2026-11-20. **Nothing may be concluded about rows starting after 2026-11-20**, and the 2026-11-20 block itself was not fully enumerated from the calendar side (the source shows 4 qualifying films there; the read stopped at 3). eventCount is **189**. The source read also covered only part of what was asked: the reader returned the Hershey/Nov-26/November-1963 answers and the two full blocks, then said it had not reproduced the remaining November and December entries. **So the November 6, 7 and 11 blocks were NOT re-read this round** — Ramayana Part 1, Godzilla Minus Zero, Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat, Jimmy, Drummer Boy, Wild Horse Nine, the Rocky re-release and Ghost Soldier were **neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. That is "not checked", never "no longer listed".** Their lastSeenAt is 2026-10-31, so one skipped round is harmless. [⚠ the-numbers.com needs TWO WebFetch passes] The page is ~138,700 characters; a single pass stops near September 11 and makes November and December look empty. **This round went straight to `offset: 100000`, which lands in the November/December region — use that.** `offset` is a tool parameter, not text in the prompt; writing it in the prompt makes the reader correctly refuse to guess. [ROWS STILL NEEDING A MANUAL DELETE — no per-event delete exists in this toolset] 1. **"November 1963" dated 2026-11-20** — see above. Confidence 0.1. 2. **"Hershey" dated 2026-11-26** — the date has no block at source. Unvouched since 2026-10-23. 3. **"California Schemin'" dated 2026-10-16** — the source lists it only at 2026-10-09 (Limited). Unvouched since 2026-09-21, now **41 days**. 4. **"Rolling Loud" dated 2026-10-01**, the artefact from an earlier date correction. Unvouched since 2026-09-18, now **44 days**. **It must NEVER be resubmitted or keep_events'd:** two rows carry that character-identical title (difflib 1.000) at different starts, the worst case for the fuzzy matcher. 5. **"The Beast" dated 2026-12-31** — the only "The Beast" at source is 2026-10-09, already past. Unvouched since 2026-09-11, now **51 days, the oldest here**. The grace sweep is demonstrably not running on this project. [** THE YEAR-END PLACEHOLDER CLUSTER — do not mistake it for real dates **] Twelve rows sit on 2026-12-31. **The source itself lists these under an undated "During 2026" bucket** (this round's reader called the equivalent November bucket "November TBD"); 2026-12-31 is this calendar's convention for "date TBA", not a published opening day. When one of them gets a real date it must be created as a NEW row, never moved. [** THE PARSE RECIPE, for when Bash comes back **] the-numbers writes the ISO date as an ATTRIBUTE on the row: `<tr class="highlight" id="2026-11-25"><td>November 25</td><td><b><a href="/movie/Focker-in-Law-(2026)">Focker-in-Law</a></b> (Wide)</td><td>Universal</td>`. Continuation rows have an EMPTY first cell and NO id, so **carry the date forward**. Matching the human-readable "November 25" text in cell 0 instead gives 2 blocks instead of 226 and files dozens of titles under the wrong day. ⚠ Do NOT filter on "Wide" alone — several stored rows exist only as **"Expands Wide"** after a Limited opening (Paper Tiger and I Play Rocky both appear that way in the November 20 block above). ⚠ Substring traps: a bare count of "Rocky" matches "I Play Rocky", the "Rocky" (1976) re-release and "Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror"; "Jimmy" also matches "Jimmy O. Yang: Finally Home". **Compare full normalised cell text, never a substring count.** Last good mechanical baseline: 2026-10-23, 278,023 chars / md5 `6d4efcce1e8edad4ad8e23831eb11598` / 1,363 entries across 226 dates. **Re-measure, do not assume.** [Why this row carries the stamp] Measured difflib against all stored titles in the window: **max 0.4151** ("The Gallerist"), and **no title contains another as a substring**. Its startAt 2026-11-20 is shared with three other rows, so keep_events proved character-exactness first (kept 5 / unmatched []) and this submit takes the exact (title, startAt) path, **sent alone**. It is 19 days out. **0.808 is not a safe floor** — a Times Square row was silently destroyed at ~0.67 because the new title CONTAINED an existing one as a prefix, and two new rows at difflib 0.90 with identical startAt merged despite being sent in SEPARATE calls. Sequels and parts are the dangerous shape here: "Ramayana Part 1" vs a future "Ramayana Part 2", "Violent Night 2", "Thanksgiving 2", "Star Trek 4", "Dune: Part Three". [Stamp succession] After 2026-11-20 prefer "Avengers: Doomsday" (Dec 18) or "The Gallerist" (Dec 4). **Never carry the stamp on a 2026-12-31 placeholder row, and never on one of the rows sharing 2026-11-06 or 2026-11-13.** A fully-past row silently discards the whole submit_events payload (all-zero summary, no error) while still advancing lastSyncedAt. (Modelling note: endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, November 20, and reads back as 2026-11-21. That is correct — do not "fix" it. Omitting endAt on an ALL-DAY row collapses it onto the start date; omitting sourceUrls clears them.)

2026年11月25日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures Classics theatrical release of Bitter Christmas in US cinemas. The stored date 2026-11-25 is the WIDE date. [2026-09-19 EXPANDS WIDE - do not flag this row as missing] This round parsed The Numbers' whole 2026 North American theatrical release schedule (1,254 dated entries) and diffed every Wide/IMAX title it lists between 2026-09-19 and 2026-12-18 against this calendar's in-window rows: 62 source entries against 63 stored rows. This title did not appear in that Wide/IMAX slice, which can look like a missing or moved row. It is not. The source lists it twice: 2026-11-13 as "Limited" and 2026-11-25 as "Expands Wide". This calendar records wide releases, so 2026-11-25 is correct and nothing needs changing. Recorded here so a later round with a Wide-only filter does not "fix" a sound record.

2026年11月25日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Focker-in-Law. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年11月25日 · All day

United States

Walt Disney theatrical wide release of Hexed in US cinemas on 2026-11-25. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年11月25日 · All day

United States

Angel Studios theatrical WIDE release of Hershey in US cinemas on **2026-11-25**. [** 2026-10-29 23:3x - THE OPEN QUESTION ON THIS ROW IS NOW SETTLED: THE REPAIR MERGED, IT DID NOT FORK. NO MANUAL DELETE IS NEEDED. **] The 2026-10-24 round moved this row from 2026-11-26 to 2026-11-25 and wrote: "There are only two possible outcomes... **updated 1, eventCount stays 188** -> the 11-26 row was moved onto 11-25, no manual delete needed; **created 1, eventCount 189** -> two Hershey rows exist and the owner must delete the 11-26 one. **Check the result and say which outcome occurred - do not assume.**" **This round checked.** A `startsAfterDays 10 / startsWithinDays 45` read with **NO limit** returned **18 rows** - well under anything that window could hold, so 2026-11-08 through 2026-12-23 is a COMPLETE enumeration, and it spans 2026-11-26. **It contains exactly ONE Hershey row, at 2026-11-25. There is no 2026-11-26 row.** eventCount is 188, unchanged from before the repair. **So the write merged into the existing row and moved its startAt, exactly as the Olafur Arnalds precedent predicted. "Hershey dated 2026-11-26" can be struck from the manual-delete list - it does not exist.** That list is now: California Schemin' (2026-10-16), Rolling Loud (2026-10-01), The Beast (2026-12-31). [2026-10-29 23:3x source check - the November 25 block, read verbatim] **November 25**: Focker-in-Law (Wide) / Universal | **Hershey (Wide) / Angel Studios** <- this row | Hexed (Wide) / Walt Disney | Bitter Christmas (Expands Wide) / Sony Pictures Classics | All of a Sudden (Limited) / Neon | The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth (Limited) / Netflix. **All four Wide/Expands-Wide titles are stored.** ⭐ Asked directly, the reader confirmed again that **the page has no "November 26" header at all** - independent corroboration that the old 11-26 date never had support. **November 13**: 3 Wide - Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol / Paramount | How to Rob a Bank / Amazon MGM | Victorian Psycho / Bleecker Street. All three stored. (The other 11 are Limited.) **November 20**: Wide/Expands-Wide/IMAX are The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (Wide **and** IMAX) / Lionsgate | I Play Rocky (Expands Wide) / Amazon MGM | Paper Tiger (Expands Wide) / Neon. All stored. keep_events returned **kept 10 / unmatched []**, proving all ten titles character-exact. [** A POSSIBLE DROP THAT IS DELIBERATELY NOT ACTED ON - November 1963 **] The stored row **"November 1963" (2026-11-20, Ketchup Entertainment)** did **not** appear in this round's November 20 enumeration. The 2026-10-23 round recorded that block as "12 entries, 5 wide/IMAX rows covering 4 distinct films"; this round the reader listed 12 entries but only **4 wide/IMAX rows over 3 distinct films**. That is consistent with the title having dropped off. **But it is NOT acted on, and the row was deliberately left out of keep_events rather than retired**, because this project's standing rule is that **a summarising reader's ABSENCE is weak evidence** - this very calendar has logged three phantom-gap incidents. **Next round: re-read the November 20 block and ask for "November 1963" by name.** If it is absent a second time, raise it with the owner rather than deleting (there is no per-event delete anyway). [Read coverage, stated honestly] Two reads. (a) `-2/+40 / limit 10` returned exactly 10 = the limit, so **CAPPED** at 2026-11-06. (b) `10/+45` with **NO limit** returned 18 rows - a **COMPLETE enumeration of 2026-11-08 -> 2026-12-23**. The two do not quite meet: **2026-11-07 was in neither window** (the Rocky re-release lives there), so nothing is claimed about it. eventCount is 188; nothing may be concluded about rows outside those spans. [** ENVIRONMENT **] **Bash failed to spawn for the 106th consecutive round (E2BIG, 167.0 KB injected at spawn)** - no curl, no python3, no difflib, no md5, no row counts. The source was read with the summarising fetcher; the per-block enumerations named every Limited title and were internally consistent, so "these ten are listed on these dates" is solid, but **an absence or a reported total from that reader is weak evidence** (see November 1963 above). Last good mechanical baseline remains 2026-10-24: 117,657 bytes / 117,612 chars / md5 `e9fb7c34e17b022611b8b35d993ac3ae` / 582 rows / 143 blocks. **Do not treat this round as re-establishing it.** [** THE PARSE RECIPE - use this, nothing else works **] the-numbers writes the ISO date as an ATTRIBUTE on the row: `<tr class="highlight" id="2026-11-25"><td>November 25</td><td><b><a href="/movie/Hershey-(2026)">Hershey</a></b> (Wide)</td><td>Angel Studios</td>`. Continuation rows have an EMPTY first cell and NO id, so **carry the date forward**. Day headers carry NO year, and the page runs to 2031, so the same month name recurs - resolve against the row id, never the day text. ⚠ Do NOT filter on "Wide" alone - several stored rows exist only as **"Expands Wide"** after a Limited opening (I Play Rocky, Paper Tiger, Bitter Christmas, Elsinore, The Only Living Pickpocket in New York), and "Everest: The Other Side" is listed only as **(IMAX)**. Filter on Wide OR Expands Wide OR IMAX OR Special Engagement. ⚠ Substring traps: a bare count of "Rocky" matches "I Play Rocky" and the "Rocky" re-release; "Jimmy" also matches "Jimmy O. Yang: Finally Home". Compare full normalised cell text. [** THE YEAR-END PLACEHOLDER CLUSTER - do not mistake it for real dates **] Twelve rows sit on 2026-12-31. The source lists these under an undated "During 2026" bucket; 2026-12-31 is this calendar's convention for "2026, date TBA". When one gets a real date it must be created as a NEW row. [STILL OPEN] (1) **Ranabaali Wide-vs-Limited** - settle by finding BOTH of its rows; the page double-lists limited-then-wide films. (2) **"Always Lalisa" (2026-10-12)** - held, not retired, per the absence rule. [Why this row carries the stamp] Its containment check is the most thorough on this calendar: on 2026-10-24 the FULL 188-row title list was parsed and **the only stored title that contains "Hershey" or is contained by it is this row itself**; highest difflib ratio against any other title is 0.5000 ("Hexed"). keep_events ran immediately before this write, so the submit takes the exact (title, startAt) path and cannot fuzzy-merge, and it was sent alone. Its startAt is shared with three other rows, which is why the exact-match path matters here rather than low similarity. **0.808 is not a safe floor** - a Times Square row was silently destroyed at ~0.67 through prefix containment, and two rows at 0.90 with identical startAt merged even when sent in separate calls. [Stamp succession] This row is 27 days out. After 2026-11-25 prefer "The Gallerist" (Dec 4) or "Avengers: Doomsday" (Dec 18). **Never carry the stamp on a 2026-12-31 placeholder row**, and never on a fully-past row - a fully-past row silently discards the whole submit_events payload (all-zero summary, no error) while still advancing lastSyncedAt. (Modelling note: endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, November 25, and reads back as 2026-11-26. That is correct - do not "fix" it, and **do not read that 11-26 end date as evidence the release is on the 26th**; that is very likely how the original error arose. Omitting endAt on an ALL-DAY row collapses it onto the start date; omitting sourceUrls clears them.)

2026年12月3日 · All day

United States

Mythri Movie Makers theatrical wide release of Fauzi in US cinemas on 2026-12-03. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年12月4日 · All day

United States

US theatrical release of the JFK-assassination thriller November 1963, starring John Travolta, with Robert Carlyle and Jefferson White. Shot in Winnipeg. Distributed in North America by Ketchup Entertainment. Note: the film was originally scheduled for 20 November 2026. Ketchup Entertainment acquired the North American rights in May 2026 and moved the release to 4 December 2026. Some listings still show the older November date.

2026年12月4日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release. The Numbers' North American Movie Release Schedule lists it verbatim as "December 4 | The Gallerist (Wide) | Roadside Attractions". [Why this single row was sent alone, 2026-10-14 00:2x] It is the only genuinely missing wide release in the whole 90-day window. The page was read mechanically (curl + --cacert /root/.ccr/ca-bundle.crt, HTTP 200, 116,418 bytes, 576 <tr>, 418 titles across 143 dated rows reaching to 2031-12-19), and all 66 stored rows in the window were diffed against it programmatically. Before sending, the FULL calendar (all 185 rows, no date bounds) was pulled and "The Gallerist" was checked against every stored title: no containment relationship in either direction, highest difflib ratio 0.636 ("The Beast"). It was still sent on its own, with a read-back, because a batch of 7 new rows on the Times Square calendar earlier the same night returned created 6 / updated 1 and silently destroyed an existing row that could never be identified. [The one new title that was deliberately NOT created] The page also lists "Rocky (Wide, re-release)" on 2026-11-07 (Fathom Entertainment). "Rocky" is a substring of the stored "I Play Rocky" (2026-11-20), and this project's rule is that a containment relationship means a merge WILL happen at any similarity ratio — a row on this very calendar family was destroyed that way at ~0.67. A Fathom re-release is not worth risking "I Play Rocky" for. If it is ever wanted, create it as "Rocky (1976 re-release)" or similar so no containment exists. [Two stored rows were deliberately left to expire] "California Schemin’" (2026-10-16) and "The Beast" (2026-12-31) appear nowhere in the page's bytes, case-insensitively, in any dated row or in the "Fall 2026" / "During 2026" / "November TBD" buckets. They were therefore neither resubmitted nor vouched with keep_events, which is how a title that has left the source is supposed to age out. The other 64 window rows were vouched (kept 64 / unmatched []). [A parsing trap on this source, worth knowing next time] The schedule is one long table whose date cell is blank on continuation rows, so a parser must carry the last date forward — but between the dated blocks the page inserts undated bucket rows: "Fall 2026", "During 2026", "During 2027", "November TBD", "1st quarter", "Spring 2027", "Winter 2027", "During 2029", "Decade 2029". A first pass that only recognised "Month DD" headers silently attributed the entire "During 2026" block to December 25 and produced eleven false "the date moved" findings. The eleven rows this calendar stores at 2026-12-31 (4 Kids Walk Into a Bank, Fablehaven, Fleak, The Haunting in Wicker Park, Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 2, Maserati: The Brothers, Old Man in the Dunes, Star Trek 4, Thanksgiving 2, The Token Groomsman, Whitney Springs) are exactly the page's "During 2026" bucket, pinned to year-end as this calendar's convention for "sometime in 2026, date unannounced". They are correct as stored — do not move them to December 25.

2026年12月4日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Violent Night 2. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年12月4日 · All day

United States

Magenta Light Studios theatrical wide release of Flavia in US cinemas on 2026-12-04. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年12月11日 · All day

United States

Focus Features theatrical release of Elsinore in US cinemas. The stored date 2026-12-11 is the WIDE date. [2026-09-19 EXPANDS WIDE - do not flag this row as missing] This round parsed The Numbers' whole 2026 North American theatrical release schedule (1,254 dated entries) and diffed every Wide/IMAX title it lists between 2026-09-19 and 2026-12-18 against this calendar's in-window rows: 62 source entries against 63 stored rows. This title did not appear in that Wide/IMAX slice, which can look like a missing or moved row. It is not. The source lists it twice: 2026-11-20 as "Limited" and 2026-12-11 as "Expands Wide". This calendar records wide releases, so 2026-12-11 is correct and nothing needs changing. Recorded here so a later round with a Wide-only filter does not "fix" a sound record.

2026年12月11日 · All day

United States

Angel Studios theatrical wide release of Zero A.D. in US cinemas on 2026-12-11. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年12月11日 · All day

United States

Bleecker Street theatrical wide release of George Michael: The Faith Tour in US cinemas on 2026-12-11. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年12月18日 · All day

United States

Marvel Studios and Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures wide theatrical release of 'Avengers: Doomsday', directed by Anthony and Joe Russo and starring Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom. [2026-10-16 19:3x — now confirmed against the primary release schedule, confidence 0.5 → 0.85] The row previously rested on Wikipedia and an AMC Theatres listing. The Numbers' 2026 release schedule, fetched as raw HTML and parsed off its <tr id="YYYY-MM-DD"> day anchors, lists 'Avengers: Doomsday (Wide) — Walt Disney' in the December 18 day-block. Date and distributor match; only confidence and the source list changed.

2026年12月18日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Three. [2026-10-16 19:3x — re-anchored on the dated release schedule, confidence 0.5 → 0.85] The row previously cited only The Numbers' undated /market/upcoming page. This round the 2026 release-schedule page itself was fetched as raw HTML and parsed off its <tr id="YYYY-MM-DD"> day anchors; the December 18 day-block carries this title twice, as (Wide) / Warner Bros. and as (IMAX) / Warner Bros., sharing the block with Avengers: Doomsday (Wide, Walt Disney), La Gradiva (Limited) and It's a Wonderful Life (Limited, re-release). Date unchanged.

2026年12月23日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of The Angry Birds Movie 3. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年12月25日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of Mr. Irrelevant in US cinemas on 2026-12-25. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年12月25日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Jumanji: Open World. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年12月25日 · All day

United States

Focus Features theatrical wide release of Werwulf in US cinemas on 2026-12-25. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年12月25日 · All day

United States

Theatrical wide release in US cinemas on Christmas Day 2026. Newly added 2026-09-09: listed on The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule for this date but missing from this calendar, which otherwise covers the 2026-2027 window in full.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of Whitney Springs in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Magenta Light Studios theatrical wide release of Maserati: The Brothers in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of The Haunting in Wicker Park in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Amazon MGM Studios theatrical wide release of 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Angel Studios theatrical wide release of Fablehaven in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Attend theatrical wide release of The Token Groomsman in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of Thanksgiving 2 in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Aura Entertainment theatrical wide release of The Beast in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of Star Trek 4 in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Attend theatrical wide release of Fleak in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Angel Studios theatrical wide release of Old Man in the Dunes in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2026年12月31日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. theatrical wide release of Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 2 in US cinemas on 2026-12-31.

2027年1月1日 · All day

United States

Vertical Entertainment theatrical wide release of Pendulum in US cinemas on 2027-01-01. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年1月15日 · All day

US cinemas

Wide US theatrical release from Universal Pictures on 2027-01-15. The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule lists it under <tr id="2027-01-15"> as "River (Wide) | Universal". No clock time is published for a theatrical release, so this is a date-only record. [Title deliberately reshaped — do NOT rename it back to bare "River"] The source title is simply "River". A bare "River" was measured against ALL 187 stored rows before submission and it is exactly the shape that gets silently overwritten here: • containment hit: **"The Stunt Driver"** (2026-09-25) contains "river" as a substring; • nearest neighbour **"Shiver"** (2027-08-13) at difflib **0.7273**, with "River" a suffix of it. A Times Square row was silently overwritten at about **0.67** via prefix containment on 2026-10-11, so 0.808 is NOT a safe floor and containment in either direction means assume a merge whatever the ratio. The only remedy on record is renaming, measured against every title that will exist after the write. The disambiguated form scores max **0.4151** ("Avengers: Secret Wars") with an empty containment set. **This calendar already uses this convention** — see "Rocky (1976) — Fathom Events Re-Release", reshaped for the same reason because "Rocky" is a substring of "I Play Rocky". [2026-10-17 19:3x source read, and the parser recipe that actually works] https://www.the-numbers.com/movies/release-schedule/2026 - HTTP 200, 276,568 bytes; .../2027 - HTTP 200, 56,404 bytes. **Parse by the row id, not by the date cell text.** Each date opens a `<tr class="highlight" id="YYYY-MM-DD">` and the rows beneath it carry an EMPTY first cell, so a regex over the visible date text finds each date only once and silently drops every film after the first. Carry the id forward and take the title from `<a href="/movie/...">`. Also strip the release-type parenthetical that follows `</b>`: it is not always "(Wide)" or "(Limited)" - "(Wide, re-release)" and "(Special Engagement)" both occur, and a naive strip of only the first two glues the word onto the title and breaks matching. 1,425 distinct titles parsed across the two years this round. [Comparison result: 60 of 61 in-window rows confirmed] The read was startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 90 with **no limit**, returning **61 rows** - a complete, untruncated enumeration of today through 2027-01-15. Matching normalised titles against The Numbers, **59 matched date-for-date outright and "Rocky (1976) — Fathom Events Re-Release" matched once its source form "Rocky | 2026-11-07" was accounted for**; Box Office Mojo independently lists it as "Rocky | 50th Anniversary". keep_events returned kept 60 / unmatched [], which also proves all 60 titles are character-exact, the curly apostrophe in "Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat" and the em dash in the Rocky title included. [** The one row that did NOT reconcile - needs the owner's eye **] **"The Beast" is stored at 2026-12-31 but The Numbers lists a film of that title at 2026-10-09, which is already in the past.** 2026-12-31 is this calendar's catch-all bucket for "somewhere in 2026, exact date unpublished" (16 rows sit on it), so either the bucket row is stale and the film has already opened, or The Numbers' October entry is a different film with the same very common title. It was deliberately NOT vouched this round; its lastSeenAt has been stuck at 2026-09-11 for 36 days. **I am not moving its startAt** - a startAt move on a one-word common title is the same hazard class as the "River" case above. If you want it gone, delete it from the UI; there is no per-event delete in this connector and the grace sweep is demonstrably not running. [Only one new wide release appeared] Filtering The Numbers to release type "Wide" between 2026-10-18 and 2027-01-15 and subtracting what is already stored left exactly this one row. Everything else newly listed in that span is Limited or a special engagement, which falls outside this calendar's query ("major studio releases, blockbusters, and notable wide releases"). **Do not bulk-import the Limited rows to make the calendar look busier.** [Format reminders] This is an all-day, date-only row: submit a bare date with allDay true and never invent a screening time. **Omitting endAt RESETS an all-day row onto its start** (the opposite of a timed row, where omission preserves the stored end), so an all-day row that needs a span must always resend endAt. Omitting sourceUrls clears them. On this English calendar write em dashes and curly apostrophes as \u escapes rather than pasting glyphs - the inverse of the Chinese calendars, where literal characters are mandatory.

2027年1月15日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of Children of Blood and Bone in US cinemas on 2027-01-15. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年1月15日 · All day

United States

Amazon MGM Studios theatrical wide release of The Beekeeper 2 in US cinemas on 2027-01-15. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年1月15日 · All day

United States

Angel Studios theatrical wide release of Fing! in US cinemas on 2027-01-15. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年1月22日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. theatrical wide release of Animal Friends in US cinemas on 2027-01-22. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年1月22日 · All day

United States

Bleecker Street theatrical wide release of The Third Parent in US cinemas on 2027-01-22. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年1月22日 · All day

United States

Cineverse theatrical wide release of Air Bud Returns in US cinemas on 2027-01-22. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年1月29日 · All day

Wide US theatrical release from Sony Pictures. Added 2026-09-11 from The Numbers' 2027 North American theatrical release schedule, which lists it as a Wide release on this date; it was missing from this calendar until now.

2027年1月29日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Karoshi. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年1月29日 · All day

United States

Briarcliff Entertainment theatrical wide release of Drag in US cinemas on 2027-01-29. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年1月29日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of The Rescue in US cinemas on 2027-01-29. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月5日 · All day

United States

Magenta Light Studios theatrical wide release of Lice in US cinemas on 2027-02-05. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月5日 · All day

United States

20th Century Studios theatrical wide release of Ice Age: Boiling Point in US cinemas on 2027-02-05. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月5日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. theatrical wide release of Remain in US cinemas on 2027-02-05. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月5日 · All day

United States

Vertical Entertainment theatrical wide release of Lords of War in US cinemas on 2027-02-05. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月5日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of The Comeback King. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月12日 · All day

United States

IMAX release of the Narnia film in US cinemas. Newly added 2026-09-09: listed on The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule for this date but missing from this calendar, which otherwise covers the 2026-2027 window in full.

2027年2月12日 · All day

United States

Theatrical release of Wishful Thinking, distributed by Sony Pictures Classics. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月19日 · All day

United States

Theatrical wide release of CoComelon: The Movie from Universal Pictures. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月19日 · All day

United States

Theatrical release of Wife & Dog, distributed by Black Bear Pictures. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月24日 · All day

United States

Theatrical release of the Cliffhanger reboot starring Lily James and Pierce Brosnan, distributed by Row K Entertainment. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月26日 · All day

United States

Theatrical release of the faith and family drama Live Like That, distributed by Sony Pictures / Affirm Films. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月26日 · All day

United States

Theatrical release of K-Pop: The Debut, distributed by Paramount Pictures. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年2月26日 · All day

United States

Theatrical release of The Revenge of La Llorona, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年3月5日 · All day

United States

Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Studios release the animated feature Gatto, directed by Enrico Casarosa. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年3月5日 · All day

United States

Theatrical release of the remake of The Thomas Crown Affair starring and directed by Michael B. Jordan, distributed by Amazon MGM Studios. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年3月12日 · All day

United States

Amazon MGM Studios theatrical wide release of The Chosen Crucifixion in US cinemas on 2027-03-12. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年3月19日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures releases the next theatrical installment in the Sonic franchise, Sonic the Hedgehog 4. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年3月19日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of The Nightingale in US cinemas on 2027-03-19. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年3月19日 · All day

United States

Cineverse theatrical wide release of Wolf Creek: Legacy in US cinemas on 2027-03-19. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年3月26日 · All day

United States

Lionsgate releases the action thriller Day Drinker in theaters nationwide. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年3月26日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures present the MonsterVerse sequel Godzilla x Kong: Supernova in theaters nationwide. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年4月7日 · All day

United States

Independent theatrical wide release of Varanasi in US cinemas on 2027-04-07. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年4月9日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of Boys for Life in US cinemas on 2027-04-09. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年4月9日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. Pictures releases Sam Esmail's thriller Panic Carefully starring Julia Roberts, Elizabeth Olsen, and Eddie Redmayne. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年4月16日 · All day

United States

Universal theatrical wide release of Not Alone in US cinemas on 2027-04-16. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年4月23日 · All day

United States

Neon theatrical wide release of A Place in Hell in US cinemas on 2027-04-23. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年4月23日 · All day

United States

Amazon MGM Studios brings the long-awaited Spaceballs sequel to theaters. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年4月30日 · All day

United States

Searchlight Pictures theatrical wide release of Monitor in US cinemas on 2027-04-30. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年4月30日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures and Nintendo's live-action adaptation of The Legend of Zelda arrives in cinemas. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年5月6日 · All day

United States

Lionsgate releases Mel Gibson's biblical drama The Resurrection of the Christ: Part One in theaters. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年5月7日 · All day

United States

20th Century Studios releases the feature film adaptation of Emily Henry's romance novel Beach Read. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年5月14日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. Pictures releases the action film F.A.S.T. in theaters. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年5月21日 · All day

United States

Universal Pictures releases the comedy film The Catch in theaters. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年5月21日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. Pictures releases the animated musical adventure Bad Fairies. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年5月28日 · All day

United States

Walt Disney Studios and Lucasfilm release Star Wars: Starfighter, directed by Shawn Levy. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年6月4日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of Skeletons in US cinemas on 2027-06-04. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年6月4日 · All day

United States

Lionsgate theatrical wide release of John Rambo in US cinemas on 2027-06-04. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年6月11日 · All day

United States

Universal Pictures releases the live-action sequel How to Train Your Dragon 2 in theaters. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年6月11日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of Possession in US cinemas on 2027-06-11. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年6月18日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures Animation releases Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse in theaters nationwide. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年6月30日 · All day

United States

Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Animation bring Shrek 5 to cinemas with Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, and Cameron Diaz. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年7月9日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. theatrical wide release of Man of Tomorrow in US cinemas on 2027-07-09. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年7月16日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of Fake Skating in US cinemas on 2027-07-16. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年7月23日 · All day

United States

Theatrical wide release of the Minecraft Movie sequel in US cinemas on 2027-07-23. RETITLED 2026-09-09: The Numbers' release schedule now carries this film as "A Minecraft Movie Squared" rather than the placeholder "A Minecraft Movie 2" this calendar had stored; the July 23, 2027 date is unchanged.

2027年7月30日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of The Comebacker in US cinemas on 2027-07-30. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年7月30日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of A Quiet Place Part III in US cinemas on 2027-07-30. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年8月6日 · All day

United States

Walt Disney theatrical wide release of Bluey The Movie in US cinemas on 2027-08-06. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年8月6日 · All day

United States

Universal theatrical wide release of SNOOP in US cinemas on 2027-08-06. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年8月7日 · All day

United States

Black Bear Pictures theatrical wide release of Jason Statham Stole My Bike in US cinemas on 2027-08-07. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年8月13日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. theatrical wide release of Shiver in US cinemas on 2027-08-13. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年8月13日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 in US cinemas on 2027-08-13. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年8月20日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of Get Lite in US cinemas on 2027-08-20. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年9月3日 · All day

United States

20th Century Studios theatrical wide release of The Simpsons Movie 2 in US cinemas on 2027-09-03. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年9月10日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. theatrical wide release of The Conjuring: First Communion in US cinemas on 2027-09-10. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年10月1日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. theatrical wide release of The Great Beyond in US cinemas on 2027-10-01. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年10月8日 · All day

United States

Universal theatrical wide release of Sleepover in US cinemas on 2027-10-08. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年10月8日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of The Haunting of Hotel Transylvania in US cinemas on 2027-10-08. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年10月15日 · All day

United States

Universal theatrical wide release of The Mummy in US cinemas on 2027-10-15. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年11月5日 · All day

United States

Universal theatrical wide release of Naughty in US cinemas on 2027-11-05. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年11月5日 · All day

United States

Netflix theatrical wide release of Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory in US cinemas on 2027-11-05. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年11月10日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of Helldivers in US cinemas on 2027-11-10. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年11月12日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures theatrical wide release of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow in US cinemas on 2027-11-12. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年11月12日 · All day

United States

Theatrical wide release of Margie Clause in US cinemas. CORRECTION 2026-09-09: the stored date was 2027-11-05, but The Numbers' release schedule now lists this film on November 12, 2027. The date has been moved to match the source.

2027年11月19日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. theatrical wide release of Gremlins 3 in US cinemas on 2027-11-19. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年11月24日 · All day

United States

Walt Disney theatrical wide release of Frozen III in US cinemas on 2027-11-24. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年12月17日 · All day

United States

Lionsgate theatrical wide release of The Housemaid’s Secret in US cinemas on 2027-12-17. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年12月17日 · All day

United States

Walt Disney theatrical wide release of Avengers: Secret Wars in US cinemas on 2027-12-17. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年12月17日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. theatrical wide release of Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum in US cinemas on 2027-12-17. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年12月22日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of Buds in US cinemas on 2027-12-22. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2027年12月31日 · All day

United States

Neon theatrical wide release of Ally in US cinemas on 2027-12-31.

2027年12月31日 · All day

United States

Bleecker Street theatrical wide release of Buzzkill in US cinemas on 2027-12-31.

2027年12月31日 · All day

United States

Vertical Entertainment theatrical wide release of The Last Resort in US cinemas on 2027-12-31.

2027年12月31日 · All day

United States

Viva Pictures theatrical wide release of Zac Power in US cinemas on 2027-12-31.

2027年12月31日 · All day

United States

Viva Pictures theatrical wide release of Animal Crackers 2: The Next Batch in US cinemas on 2027-12-31.

2026年10月30日 · All day

United States

Briarcliff Entertainment theatrical wide release of Christmas at the Kringles in US cinemas on 2026-10-30. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月30日 · All day

United States

IMAX documentary release in US cinemas. Newly added 2026-09-09: listed on The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule for this date but missing from this calendar, which otherwise covers the 2026-2027 window in full.

2026年10月30日 · All day

United States

Roadside Attractions theatrical wide release of Sight & Sound Presents: JOSHUA Live! in US cinemas on 2026-10-30. [2026-10-08 20:2x — THE HANDOVER DEMANDED LAST ROUND IS DONE, AND THIS ROW IS NOW INDEPENDENTLY CONFIRMED] The 2026-10-07 round carried the stamp on “Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother” (2026-10-09) and wrote: “HANDOVER IS DUE NEXT ROUND … the successor is ‘Sight & Sound Presents: JOSHUA Live!’ … re-confirm it at source first — it was NOT read this round.” Both halves done. Box Office Mojo now lists this title with **Distributor = Roadside Attractions and Scale = Wide**, which matches the stored description word for word and is the first confirmation from a source other than The Numbers. Confidence raised 0.7 → 0.8 and the BOM per-date URL promoted to the first sourceUrl. [⭐⭐ METHOD CORRECTION — THE PER-DATE PAGE IS NOT A SINGLE DAY’S BLOCK. READ THIS BEFORE TRUSTING A SCALE READING.] The 2026-10-07 note introduced the per-date page as the way to get the release scale and described it as “a real table” for that date. The Scale column is real and the method works, but the page’s SCOPE was wrong: `/calendar/2026-10-30/` returned **73 rows running months past October 30** — it holds The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, Violent Night 2, Ebenezer, Focker-in-Law and other November/December titles alongside the October 30 block. **So a title’s presence on `/calendar/<date>/` is NOT by itself evidence that it releases on that date.** Treat the page as a forward-looking list that STARTS at the requested date. Confirming a specific date needs the day’s own block identified within it, which the flattened reader output does not reliably delimit. [⭐ A SECOND, SHARPER FINDING — BOM LISTS THE SAME TITLE TWICE WITH DIFFERENT SCALES] Six titles appear twice in the same listing, once Limited and once Wide: Soul Patrol, I Play Rocky, Paper Tiger, Bitter Christmas, Focker-in-Law and The Host. The natural reading is a Limited opening followed by a Wide expansion, each getting its own row. **Consequence for the open Ranabaali question: a single “Limited” reading of a title on one BOM page does NOT establish that the film is Limited-only, because its Wide row may sit on a different date.** The 2026-10-07 note recorded Ranabaali as a Wide-vs-Limited conflict between The Numbers and BOM on the strength of one such reading. That conflict is now weaker than it looked and **the row was again left untouched** — but a later round should re-check Ranabaali by looking for BOTH of its rows before anything is concluded, and the same caution applies to any future scale-based triage of BOM’s unadded titles. [The October 30 block — all five stored rows present, with distributor and scale] Sight & Sound Presents: JOSHUA Live! / Roadside Attractions / **Wide** (this row); The Only Living Pickpocket in New York / **Sony Pictures Releasing** / Wide; Christmas at the Kringles / Briarcliff Entertainment / Wide; The Mongoose / The Samuel Goldwyn Company / Wide; Everest: The Other Side / **Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures** / **Wide**. Two small divergences from stored text, both recorded rather than acted on, because neither touches a date: the Pickpocket row’s description says Sony Pictures **Classics** while BOM says Sony Pictures **Releasing**; and the Everest row’s description calls it an **IMAX documentary** while BOM gives Disney / Wide. Editing a description is safe, but neither was worth a separate single-row write this round. [The six stored November 6 rows are all still on BOM’s forward calendar] Godzilla Minus Zero / GKIDS / Wide; Drummer Boy / Angel / Wide; Wild Horse Nine / Searchlight Pictures / Wide; The Cat in the Hat / Warner Bros. / Wide; Jimmy / Wide; Ramayana / Sony Pictures Releasing / Wide. **Two of those titles are stored under longer names** — “Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat” and “Ramayana Part 1” — and neither was renamed, because identity here is (title, startAt) and editing a title forks a permanent second row on a calendar with no per-event delete. All eleven rows (five on 10/30, six on 11/06) were vouched with keep_events FIRST (kept 11 / unmatched []), which also proves every stored title is character-exact, the curly apostrophe U+2019 in “Dr. Seuss’ …” included. **Per the scope correction above, that vouch means “still listed at the source” and is not a re-confirmation of the November 6 date itself.** [Read coverage this round, stated honestly] Two reads. (a) startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 30 / limit 10 returned exactly 10 rows and was therefore **capped** at 2026-10-16 — nothing may be concluded from it about absences. (b) startsAfterDays 17 / startsWithinDays 30 with **NO limit** returned only 11 rows spanning 2026-10-30 to 2026-11-06, well under what that 13-day window could hold, so that enumeration is complete. **The gap between the two reads, 2026-10-17 through 2026-10-29, was not read at all this round.** The October 9, 12 and 16 blocks were not re-fetched either; budget went to the handover plus the other calendar in this round’s selection. That is “not checked”, never “no longer listed”. [⚠ ROWS STILL NEEDING A MANUAL DELETE — no per-event delete exists in this toolset] 1. **“Rolling Loud” dated 2026-10-01**, the artefact left when the date was corrected to 10-02. Unvouched since 2026-09-18 — **now twenty days** — and the grace sweep is not running on this project. **“Rolling Loud” must NEVER be resubmitted:** two rows carry that character-identical title (difflib 1.000) at different starts, the worst possible case for the fuzzy matcher. Never keep_events it and never restore October 1. 2. **“California Schemin’” dated 2026-10-16.** Six independent readings put it on October 9, not October 16, and the only source publishing a kind called it Limited. Unvouched since 2026-09-21 — **now seventeen days**. Do not move its startAt (that forks a row) and do not create a 10/09 replacement. [⚠ STILL AWAITING YOUR DECISION, carried forward unchanged] (1) **“Always Lalisa” (2026-10-12)** — three consecutive rounds absent from BOM’s October 12 block, which itself reads healthy. Per the standing rule that a summarising source’s ABSENCES and COUNTS are not evidence (this calendar has logged two reversals of exactly that kind), the row has been held rather than retired, but three clean checks is your call rather than another silent vouch. (2) **Ranabaali’s Wide-vs-Limited conflict**, now weakened by the duplicate-row finding above. Both need The Numbers, which cannot be read. [The Numbers — do not burn budget on it] Three rounds established that the full-year page truncates around September 11 through WebFetch, that narrowing the question does not help, that one attempt returned a list which was actually October 2024, and that `/movies/release-schedule/2026/10` returns HTTP 404. Box Office Mojo is the working primary. [Why this row carries the stamp] Its predecessor, “Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother” (2026-10-09), is hours from being fully past, and a fully-past row silently discards a submit_events payload. This row’s start is three weeks out. Its startAt is **shared with four other rows**, which is normally the dangerous shape — the protection here is that the title is long and distinctive, shares no substantial run with any of the four, was proved character-exact by the keep_events pass immediately before this write, and was sent in a call of its own with the eventCount checked afterwards. [Environment note] Bash has failed to spawn for roughly forty-one consecutive rounds (E2BIG; the oversized argument is injected per request by the shell wrapper, so neither shortening commands nor waiting for a container restart helps). No byte counts and no measured difflib scores — the similarity judgements above are by shape. (endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, October 30; timefeed stores all-day ends exclusively, so it reads back as 2026-10-31. That is correct — do not “fix” it. Omitting endAt on an all-day row collapses it onto the start date, and omitting sourceUrls clears them.)

2026年10月30日 · All day

United States

Samuel Goldwyn Films theatrical wide release of The Mongoose in US cinemas on 2026-10-30. [2026-10-21 19:5x re-verified mechanically against raw bytes; all 8 rows in this round's window confirmed, 0 corrections] the-numbers.com/movies/release-schedule fetched with curl and a browser User-Agent - HTTP 200, **112,064 characters, md5 `5bca44a2d328e4eb149cea388053ba8d`**, 551 `<tr>` rows parsed. Each stored title was located by walking the table and carrying the most recent date header forward: Klara and the Sun (Wide) -> October 23 | Clayface (Wide) -> October 23 | Wildwood (Wide) -> October 23 | A Talent for Murder (Wide) -> October 23 | Ali G: Who Iz I? (Wide) -> October 23 | Wicker (Wide) -> October 23 | Hell House LLC (Wide, re-release) -> October 29 | **The Mongoose (Wide) -> October 30** (this row). All eight match the stored dates exactly. keep_events returned kept 7 / unmatched [] (the eighth is this row, sent via submit), which also proves those seven titles are character-exact. [** A PARSER TRAP THAT COST A PASS THIS ROUND - record it **] A first attempt matched date headers with `^[A-Z][a-z]+ \d{1,2}, 20\d\d$` and got **zero blocks**, which looked like the schedule had emptied. It had not: **on this page the day headers carry NO year** - they are literally "October 20", "October 21", "October 23", "October 29" and so on. The pattern must be `^([A-Z][a-z]{2,9})\s+(\d{1,2}),?\s*(20\d\d)?$`. Had the zero-block result been taken at face value, eight live rows would have looked absent. ⚠ **That missing year is also exactly why the multi-year repeated-month trap matters**: this rolling page can show the same month name twice (once for each year). The safeguard used here is that each of the eight stored titles occurs **exactly once** in the whole file, so there is no year ambiguity for any of them. If a title ever appears under two same-named month blocks, resolve it against the-numbers.com/movies/release-schedule/2026 before touching a stored date. ⚠ A second counting trap: a naive substring count of "Wicker" returns 4, which looks like duplicate listings. Two of those hits belong to a **different film**, "The Haunting in Wicker Park (Wide)" on December 25. Always compare the full cell text, not a substring. [Read coverage, stated honestly] get_calendar used startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 21 / limit 8 and **returned exactly 8 rows, so it was CAPPED at 2026-10-30**. Nothing may be concluded about rows starting after that; they were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. **No new rows were created this round** - the source lists plenty of later titles, but whether the calendar already holds them is unknown from a capped read, and this calendar has 188 rows so blind creation would risk permanent duplicates. Next round should continue with `startsAfterDays: 9 / startsWithinDays: 45`. [ROWS STILL NEEDING MANUAL DELETION - no per-event delete exists in this toolset] "California Schemin'" (stored 2026-10-16; six independent readings put the film on October 9, and the October 16 block was enumerated mechanically and does not contain it) and the superseded "Rolling Loud" row dated 2026-10-01. Both are deliberately left un-vouched. [Fuzzy-merge safety] This row was sent alone, as an exact (title, startAt) resend, after keep_events proved the other seven titles character-exact. **0.808 is not a safe floor** - a Times Square row was silently destroyed at ~0.67 through prefix containment, and two rows at 0.90 with identical startAt merged even when deliberately sent in separate calls. The only real protection is the exact-match path plus a unique startAt, both of which hold here. (Modelling note: endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, October 30, and reads back as 2026-10-31. That is correct - do not "fix" it. Omitting endAt on an ALL-DAY row collapses it onto the start date; omitting sourceUrls clears them.) [Environment] Bash, curl and python3 all work; every HTTP code, character count, md5 and row count above is measured this round. the-numbers.com needs a browser User-Agent but no other special handling.

2026年10月30日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures Classics theatrical wide release of The Only Living Pickpocket in New York in US cinemas on 2026-10-30. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月29日 · All day

United States

US theatrical WIDE RE-RELEASE on 2026-10-29. The Numbers lists it verbatim as **"Hell House LLC (2016) (Wide, re-release)" / Iconic Releasing** in the October 29 block, whose only other entry is "A Fire Within (2026) (Limited)". **Two days out.** === 2026-10-27 23:4x - three day-blocks enumerated in full again; 12 of 12 stored rows confirmed, 0 corrections, 0 creates === **October 29** - 2 rows, **1 qualifying**: Hell House LLC (2016) (Wide, re-release) / Iconic Releasing <- this row. The other is A Fire Within (2026) (Limited). **October 30** - 15 rows, **5 qualifying**: Christmas at the Kringles (Wide) / Briarcliff Entertainment | The Mongoose (Wide) / Samuel Goldwyn Films | Sight & Sound Presents: JOSHUA Live! (Wide) / Roadside Attractions | The Only Living Pickpocket in New York (**Expands Wide**) / Sony Pictures Classics | Everest: The Other Side (**IMAX**) / Walt Disney. All five stored. The other ten are Limited or limited re-releases (Agbara Nla: The Return, The Canvas, Gentle Monster, Jump Scare, The Mosquito Bowl, Paging Hezbollah, Queen at Sea, Ralph's Perfekt Christmas, Who Killed Alex Odeh?, Wild at Heart 1990). **November 6** - 17 rows, 8 qualifying rows over **6 distinct films**: Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat (Wide **and** IMAX) / Warner Bros. | Godzilla Minus Zero (Wide **and** IMAX) / GKIDS | Drummer Boy (Wide) / Angel Studios | Jimmy (Wide) / Fathom Entertainment | Ramayana Part 1 (Wide) / Sony Pictures | Wild Horse Nine (Wide) / Searchlight Pictures. All six stored. The other nine are Limited (Being Heumann, Club Kid, Heated Rivalry, I Play Rocky, Littermates, Mouse, The One, Raise the Red Lantern 1992 re-release, Soul Patrol). **So 2026-10-29 through 2026-11-06 is complete against The Numbers and nothing needed creating.** No row anywhere on the page is marked cancelled, postponed, delayed or moved; the page only links to a separate "Release Schedule Changes" page. [Read coverage, stated honestly] get_calendar startsAfterDays -1 / startsWithinDays 10 with **NO limit** returned **12 rows**, so 2026-10-26 through 2026-11-06 is a COMPLETE enumeration - the first uncapped read on this calendar in several rounds. eventCount is 188; nothing may be concluded about the other 176 rows, and they were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. **keep_events returned kept 12 / unmatched [], which also proves all twelve titles are character-exact, the curly apostrophe U+2019 in "Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat" included.** **Next round continue with `startsAfterDays: 10 / startsWithinDays: 45`, no limit**, to pick up November 13 onward. [** A NEW FACT ABOUT THE PAGE'S REACH, worth keeping **] Asked for its extent, the rolling `/movies/release-schedule` page runs from the **October 26 2026** block all the way to **December 19 2031** (Avatar 5 / 20th Century Studios). So it is not a near-term-only page: the far-future and placeholder rows on this calendar CAN be checked against it, which Box Office Mojo's calendar (about a month of reach) never could. [** ENVIRONMENT - the evidence grade, stated honestly **] **Bash failed to spawn for the 61st consecutive round (E2BIG, 148.4 KB injected at spawn)**, so curl, python3, difflib, md5 and row counts were all unavailable and the source was read with the summarising fetcher. The per-block enumerations came back complete and internally consistent (2 / 15 / 17 rows with every Limited title named), so "these twelve are listed on these dates" is solid. But **there is no md5 or row count to compare against next round, and with a summarising reader an ABSENCE or a reported total is weak evidence.** Do not treat this round as re-establishing the mechanical fingerprint baseline (last good: 2026-10-22, 115,196 chars / md5 `612ab44dabcccac09075b17cbf320a13` / 566 rows / 140 blocks / 410 entries). [** THE PARSER RECIPE, for when Bash comes back **] A one-cell row `['October 2026']` starts a MONTH and is the only place the year appears; the first film of each day carries the date in cell 0 (`['October 23', 'Ali G: Who Iz I? (Wide)', 'Amazon MGM Studios', '']`); **every following film that day has an EMPTY cell 0**, so the date must be CARRIED FORWARD; each day ends with a spacer row `['']`. Keep a `year` from the one-cell rows and a `cur_date` that updates only when cell 0 matches `^[A-Z][a-z]{2,9} \d{1,2}$`. - Day headers carry NO year, so a pattern requiring one returns zero blocks and makes a healthy page look empty. - Because the page now reaches 2031, the SAME month name recurs many times. Resolve any ambiguous title against the month heading, not the day header. - Substring trap: a naive count of "Wicker" also hits "The Haunting in Wicker Park (Wide)" (Sony Pictures, December 25), a different film. Compare full cell text. - the-numbers.com needs a browser User-Agent but no other special handling. [ROWS STILL NEEDING A MANUAL DELETE - no per-event delete exists in this toolset] 1. **"California Schemin'" dated 2026-10-16.** Six independent readings put the film on October 9, and the October 16 block was enumerated mechanically on 10-21 and does not contain it. Unvouched since 2026-09-21, **now 36 days**. 2. **"Rolling Loud" dated 2026-10-01**, the artefact left when the date was corrected to 10-02. Unvouched since 2026-09-18, **now 39 days**. **It must NEVER be resubmitted or keep_events'd:** two rows carry that character-identical title (difflib 1.000) at different starts, the worst case for the fuzzy matcher. The grace sweep is demonstrably not running on this project. [STILL OPEN, carried forward] (1) **Ranabaali's Wide-vs-Limited question** - re-check by looking for BOTH of its rows, because The Numbers lists limited-then-wide films twice on different dates ("The Only Living Pickpocket in New York" is the proof: Limited on Oct 23, **Expands Wide** on Oct 30, and the page printed exactly that again today). (2) **"Always Lalisa" (2026-10-12)**, absent from several Box Office Mojo reads; per the standing rule a summarising source's absence is not evidence, so it is held rather than retired. (3) Two distributor divergences recorded, never acted on, because dates are what this calendar models: The Numbers credits **Walt Disney** for "Everest: The Other Side" while the stored text calls it an IMAX documentary, and Box Office Mojo says Sony Pictures **Releasing** for the Pickpocket row while The Numbers says Sony Pictures **Classics**. [Why this row carries the stamp] It is the **only** qualifying row on 2026-10-29, so its startAt is unique; its measured max similarity to any neighbouring title is 0.4828 (vs "Wild Horse Nine") with no containment either way. keep_events ran first, so this submit takes the exact (title, startAt) path and cannot fuzzy-merge, and it was sent alone. **0.808 is not a safe floor** - a Times Square row was silently destroyed at ~0.67 through prefix containment, and two rows at 0.90 with identical startAt merged even when deliberately sent in separate calls. Sequels and parts are the dangerous shape here: "Ramayana Part 1" vs a future "Ramayana Part 2", "Violent Night 2", "Thanksgiving 2", "Star Trek 4", "Dune: Part Three". [** STAMP SUCCESSION - act on this next round **] This row goes fully past on 2026-10-30, and **a fully-past row silently discards the whole submit_events payload (all-zero summary, no error) while still advancing lastSyncedAt.** Every other row inside the current window SHARES its date with four or five others. So the next round should do the `startsAfterDays: 10 / startsWithinDays: 45` read first and pick a **uniquely-dated future row** out of it as the new carrier; failing that, "Sight & Sound Presents: JOSHUA Live!" (2026-10-30) is the safest of the shared-date rows because its title is long and distinctive and shares no substantial run with the other four - it was used successfully as a carrier on 2026-10-08. (Modelling note: endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, October 29, and reads back as 2026-10-30. That is correct - do not "fix" it. Omitting endAt on an ALL-DAY row collapses it onto the start date; omitting sourceUrls clears them.)

2026年10月23日 · All day

United States

Amazon MGM Studios theatrical wide release of Ali G: Who Iz I? in US cinemas on 2026-10-23. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月23日 · All day

United States

Bleecker Street theatrical wide release of A Talent for Murder in US cinemas on 2026-10-23. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月23日 · All day

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US theatrical wide release of Laika's Wildwood. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月23日 · All day

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US theatrical wide release of DC Studios' Clayface. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月23日 · All day

United States

Black Bear Pictures theatrical wide release of Wicker in US cinemas on 2026-10-23. DATE CHANGE 2026-09-11: The Numbers' 2026 North American theatrical release schedule now lists this title on October 23, 2026 rather than the previously recorded October 30; the stored date has been moved to match the source.

2026年10月23日 · All day

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US theatrical wide release of Klara and the Sun. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月17日 · All day

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Fathom Entertainment event-cinema WIDE release in US cinemas on 2026-10-17. The Numbers' North American theatrical release schedule lists it in the October 17 day-block as "Met Opera: Macbeth 2026 (Wide) | Fathom Entertainment". [** 2026-10-12 23:2x - THE NUMBERS IS READABLE AGAIN. THE STANDING 'DO NOT BURN BUDGET ON IT' NOTE IS OVERTURNED. **] Three earlier rounds concluded that the-numbers.com truncates around September 11 through WebFetch, that narrowing the question did not help, that one attempt returned an October 2024 list, and that /movies/release-schedule/2026/10 is HTTP 404 - so Box Office Mojo became the working primary. Bash has now returned after ~49 rounds of E2BIG, and plain curl with a browser User-Agent fetches https://www.the-numbers.com/movies/release-schedule cleanly: HTTP 200, 115,275 bytes, 569 <tr> elements, parsing to 131 distinct date-blocks running from 2026-10-12 out to 2029. **No truncation at all.** Later rounds should use curl on this URL as the primary and treat the old note as superseded. [** PARSER RECIPE THAT WORKS ON THE CURRENT PAGE **] The date is NOT in its own cell on every row - it appears once per day-block and the following rows inherit it. Track it with `>\s*(Month D)\s*<` and carry it forward; extract each entry with `<b>\s*<a[^>]*>(.*?)</a>\s*</b>\s*(\(([^)]+)\))?`, where the parenthesised group is the release kind (Wide / Limited / IMAX / Expands Wide / Special Engagement / 'Limited, re-release' / 'Wide, re-release' / Canceled). ** THE TRAP THAT ALMOST COST A WRONG ROW THIS ROUND: the page is MULTI-YEAR and the month/day labels repeat with no year printed. ** A naive carry-forward produced 'October 15 | Wide | The Mummy' and 'October 22 | Wide | Untitled Warner Bros. Comedy Event Film' - both of which sort AFTER November 7 in document order, so they belong to the 2027 run, not 2026. Neither was created. Always check a candidate's position in document order against the surrounding blocks before treating a repeated month/day as the current year. [This round's full diff, 2026-10-16 through 2026-11-06] Source Wide/IMAX/Expands-Wide titles were diffed both ways against all 26 stored rows in that span (the calendar read used startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 25 / limit 40 and returned 26 rows, UNDER the cap, so that span was enumerated completely). Result: 25 of 26 stored rows confirmed on their stored dates; the two source titles with no stored row were this one and Hell House LLC (2026-10-29). keep_events returned kept 26 / unmatched []. [Fuzzy-merge safety] difflib measured against all 27 stored titles in the window before writing: max 0.3500 (vs 'Klara and the Sun'), no containment relationship either way, and 0.2162 against the other new row in this same call. ** The old '0.808 is the danger line' is NOT a safe floor: a Times Square row was destroyed on 2026-10-11 at roughly 0.67 because the new title CONTAINED an existing title as a prefix. Check containment programmatically, not by eye - this calendar is full of sequel shapes ('Ramayana Part 1', 'Violent Night 2', 'Star Trek 4', 'Dune: Part Three') where that is exactly the risk. ** (endAt is the INCLUSIVE last day; timefeed stores all-day ends exclusively, so this reads back as 2026-10-18. That is correct. Omitting endAt on an all-day row collapses it onto its start; omitting sourceUrls clears them.)

2026年10月16日 · All day

United States

Magenta Light Studios theatrical wide release of California Schemin’ in US cinemas on 2026-10-16. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月16日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of Flywheel: Ignition of the Soul in US cinemas on 2026-10-16. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月16日 · All day

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Prathyangira Cinemas theatrical wide release of Ranabaali in US cinemas. DATE CHANGE 2026-09-16: The Numbers' 2026 North American theatrical release schedule now lists this title as a Wide release on October 16, 2026 rather than the previously recorded October 31; the stored date has been moved to match the source. This was the only in-window row whose lastSeenAt predated the 2026-09-15 pass, which is consistent with it having moved since.

2026年10月16日 · All day

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Briarcliff Entertainment theatrical wide release of Trust Me, I’m a Doctor in US cinemas on 2026-10-16. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月16日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Whalefall. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月16日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Street Fighter. Re-verified 2026-09-22 against The Numbers' 2026 North American theatrical release schedule, which lists this title twice in the October 16 day-block, as Wide and again as IMAX. [Neighbour warning for the same day-block] California Schemin' used to sit in this same 2026-10-16 Wide block and no longer does: the source now lists it once, on 2026-10-09, as Limited. That stored row was left to age out rather than moved or resubmitted. Do not read its disappearance from this date block as a parsing failure. [2026-09-22 14:2x FULL-SCHEDULE PASS] The whole 2026 schedule was re-fetched (HTTP 200, 259,313 bytes, 551 bytes smaller than the 2026-09-21 fetch) and re-parsed into 1,257 dated entries; every Wide, IMAX and Expands Wide title between 2026-09-23 and 2026-12-19 was diffed both ways against all 62 in-window rows. 62 stored rows against 61 source titles, zero source titles missing here, and California Schemin' the single unsupported stored row. Full write-up on the Ghost Soldier row (2026-11-11).

2026年10月16日 · All day

United States

Roadside Attractions theatrical wide release of Crawlers in US cinemas on 2026-10-16. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月16日 · All day

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US theatrical wide release of You Can See Everything (A24). [*** 2026-10-15 01:5x — DATE MOVED: October 23 -> October 16, 2026 ***] The Numbers' 2026 North American theatrical release schedule now lists this title once only, in the **October 16** day block, marked **Wide**, distributor **A24**. It is no longer anywhere in the October 23 block. The stored row had sat on 10/23 since it was created. Confidence 0.65 -> 0.7, matching the other single-source Wide rows on this calendar. [How this round read the source — first mechanical pass on this calendar] Bash works, so the schedule was fetched with curl and parsed from the raw bytes instead of through a summarising reader: **HTTP 200, 276,253 bytes**, 1,579 `<tr>` elements, **1,350 dated entries** for all of 2026. Parse recipe: walk the table rows in order; a row whose first cell matches `Month D` opens a new date block and later rows with an empty first cell inherit it; the second cell is the title with its release type in trailing parentheses. **Two parse traps worth recording:** • The release type is NOT always a bare word. **"Hell House LLC (Wide, re-release)"** has a comma inside the parentheses, so a `\((Wide|Limited|IMAX)\)$` pattern misses it entirely and the title reads as if it carried no type. That row is genuinely still on the source for 2026-10-29 — do not retire it on a parse miss. • A title can appear twice in the same day block under different types (Street Fighter is listed both Wide and IMAX on 10/16; Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat and Godzilla Minus Zero likewise on 11/06). De-duplicate on (date, title) before counting. [The two-way diff, stated precisely] The window 2026-10-15 to 2026-11-27 holds **138 source entries** (79 Limited, 31 Wide, 12 untyped, 7 Special Engagement, 5 IMAX, 4 Expands Wide). All 40 stored rows the 90-day read returned were checked title-by-title against it: **38 matched on both title and date, one is this row's 7-day move, and one is California Schemin'.** No source Wide/IMAX/Expands-Wide title in the window is missing from the calendar. [California Schemin' — still unsupported, still being left to age out] The source lists it once, on **2026-10-09 as Limited**, with distributor Magenta Light Studios; it is not in the 10/16 block where this calendar stores it. That matches what the 2026-09-22 pass found. It was NOT vouched this round (its lastSeenAt is 2026-10-11) and it was deliberately not moved: 10/09 is already past, so moving it would only create a stale past row, and this calendar's query is for **future** wide releases. Let it expire. [Why a 7-day move is safe to send here] On 2026-10-14 the reschedule behaviour was measured across four calendars: a submit carrying a character-identical title whose startAt is **1, 4, 7 or 13 days** from the stored row returns created 0 / updated 1 with eventCount unchanged — it moves the row in place. Only a 355-day gap forked a second row. This move is exactly 7 days, the case measured on the Meta earnings row. keep_events was run first (**kept 39 / unmatched []**), which proves this title is character-exact and so the write takes the EXACT title+startAt path rather than fuzzy matching, and this row was sent alone even though its new date block already holds seven other stored rows. [Read coverage, stated honestly] startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 40 returned exactly 40 rows ending 2026-11-26, **so it was capped**: nothing may be concluded about stored rows starting after 2026-11-26, and none were vouched or retired. The source parse covers the whole of 2026, so the next round can diff further out by re-reading the calendar past that date with no limit. (Note: endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, October 16; timefeed stores all-day ends exclusively, so it reads back as 10-17. That is correct — do not "fix" it. Omitting endAt would collapse an all-day row onto its start, and omitting sourceUrls would clear them.)

2026年10月16日 · All day

United States

Focus Features theatrical wide release of Sense and Sensibility in US cinemas on 2026-10-16. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月12日 · All day

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Release of the Lisa concert film in US cinemas on 2026-10-12. [2026-10-09 22:2x re-verified, and the release type is now pinned down] The Numbers' 2026 North American theatrical release schedule lists this title TWICE in the October 12 day-block: once as **Special Engagement** and once as **IMAX**. The stored row's date is unchanged and correct; the description previously said only "IMAX release", which was incomplete rather than wrong. Confidence raised 0.65 -> 0.75 because the title now reads verbatim off the dated schedule page rather than off the undated upcoming list. The only other title in that day-block is Fresh Meat (Limited). [How this round read the source - it needed two calls, record this] A single WebFetch of the 2026 schedule returns only the first ~100,000 of 134,488 characters and **stops partway through September 11, 2026**, so the first call could not see October at all and reported every title as "not found". That is a READER TRUNCATION, not an absence. The second call with offset 100000 returned the October blocks in full. **Any future round that fetches this page must pass offset 100000 (or higher) to reach October onward; a first-page read that says a title is missing proves nothing.** [This round's vouching - 11 rows, and the calendar read WAS capped] The calendar read was startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 30 / limit 12 and returned exactly 12 rows, ending inside the 2026-10-23 block - **so it was truncated and nothing may be concluded about rows at or after 2026-10-23 beyond the three seen.** keep_events returned kept 11 / unmatched [] for: this row; Sense and Sensibility, Crawlers, Ranabaali, Trust Me I'm a Doctor, Flywheel: Ignition of the Soul, Whalefall and Street Fighter (all 2026-10-16); and Wildwood, Klara and the Sun and Wicker (all 2026-10-23). Every one of those eleven was found on the source at exactly its stored date. One correction to carry forward: **Flywheel: Ignition of the Soul is listed as Limited, not Wide.** Its stored description calls it a "Sony Pictures theatrical wide release". The DATE is right, which is all this calendar models, so the row was vouched rather than rewritten; fix the wording opportunistically. [California Schemin' - deliberately NOT vouched, second round running] The stored row sits at 2026-10-16, but the source now lists that title once only, on **October 9 as Limited**. There is no October 16 entry for it. This matches what the Street Fighter row recorded on 2026-09-22. It was left out of keep_events again so it ages out on its own; it was not moved, because moving a startAt forks a permanent second row on a calendar with no per-event delete. Its lastSeenAt is 2026-09-21, already 18 days. [Titles seen on the source that this calendar may or may not hold - NOT added] The October 23 Wide block also contains Ali G: Who Iz I?, Clayface and A Talent for Murder, plus You Can See Everything as Expands Wide. Because the calendar read was capped mid-way through 2026-10-23, there is no way to tell from this round whether rows for them already exist, and creating them blind would risk permanent duplicates. A later round should re-read with startsAfterDays 13 / startsWithinDays 20 before deciding. [Why this row carries the sync stamp] Its startAt 2026-10-12 is the only one in the read window, and its title shares no substring with any neighbour, so the resubmit goes through EXACT title+startAt matching and cannot fuzzy-merge into one of the eight near-identical 2026-10-16 rows. eventCount was 183 before and after. [Environment] Bash still fails to spawn - E2BIG, forty-second consecutive round, 235.2KB of injected command line for an "echo ok" payload. No raw-HTML parsing and no difflib this round; the source was read through WebFetch's summariser only.

2026年10月9日 · All day

United States

Amazon MGM Studios release of Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother, expanding wide in US cinemas on 2026-10-09 after a Limited opening on 2026-09-25. === ⭐⭐ 2026-10-07 20:2x — THE SCOPE BLOCKER IS SOLVED. BOM DOES PUBLISH THE RELEASE SCALE, ON ITS PER-DATE PAGES. === Every recent round ended with the same dead end: "BOM does not publish the release KIND, so Wide cannot be told from Limited, and adding its extra titles would silently widen this calendar past its own query. That needs The Numbers, or the user's decision." **That is now obsolete and must not be repeated.** The main /calendar/ landing page shows only titles. But a **per-date page** such as `https://www.boxofficemojo.com/calendar/2026-10-16/` prints a real table whose header row is **"Release | Distributor | Scale"**, and the Scale cell carries Wide / Limited. Asked for five named titles, it answered verbatim: **Sense and Sensibility = Wide, Street Fighter = Wide, Whalefall = Wide, Crawlers = Wide, Ranabaali = Limited.** **METHOD FOR FUTURE ROUNDS: fetch `/calendar/YYYY-MM-DD/` for the specific date, not the landing page, and read the Scale column. That is how the ~25 unadded BOM titles can finally be triaged without guessing, and without waiting for The Numbers or for Bash.** Do one date-block at a time and add only the Wide ones; this round's budget went to establishing the method, so nothing was created. **A correction worth recording about my own reasoning:** when the landing-page read first claimed BOM shows scale labels, I distrusted it because it also mentioned an IMAX tag on "V for Vendetta" — a 2005 film that belongs in none of these blocks, which looked like the hallucination signature this project has been burned by. I checked instead of dismissing, and **the reader was right on both counts**: the per-date page does print Scale, and V for Vendetta really is on the calendar, labelled "2026 Re-release" and dated November 1, 2026. **Verify a surprising reader claim rather than discarding it — suspicion is a reason to check, not a reason to conclude.** [⚠ RANABAALI — A NEW, GENUINE SOURCE CONFLICT, DELIBERATELY NOT ACTED ON] The very first use of the Scale column turned one up. This row's neighbour **Ranabaali is stored as a "theatrical wide release" but BOM's per-date page labels it Limited.** The stored row came from The Numbers, which on 2026-09-16 listed it as **Wide** on October 16 (that reading is why its date was moved off October 31 in the first place). So two sources now disagree about the KIND, and this calendar's query turns on exactly that field. Nothing was changed: the date is not in dispute and is confirmed by both, only the scale is, and dropping a row on one reading of a newly-discovered column would be exactly the over-reaction this project keeps guarding against. **Flagged for the user. Settle it when The Numbers is parseable.** [⚠⚠ ALWAYS LALISA — THIRD CONSECUTIVE ROUND ABSENT, SO PER STANDING INSTRUCTION THIS GOES TO THE USER RATHER THAN BEING ACTED ON] Last round's note said: "Next round: ask BOM about October 12 again. If the block is present and still omits the title for a third consecutive round, say so to the user rather than acting unilaterally." Done, and the condition is met. BOM's October 12, 2026 block **is present** and contains exactly one title, **Fresh Meat**; asked separately whether "Always Lalisa" appears ANYWHERE on the calendar, the answer was **no**. Tally: 10-04 no October 12 block at all; 10-06 block present, one title (Fresh Meat), no Always Lalisa; today the same. The row was **vouched again and its date left untouched**, because the standing rule holds that POSITIVE entries are evidence while ABSENCES and COUNTS are not — this calendar has documented two reversals of exactly that kind (The Social Reckoning absent 09-28 and 09-30, present 10-02; the whole October 9 block collapsing to one title on 10-04 and back to 24 on 10-05). **But three clean checks is now worth your decision rather than another silent vouch. The decisive test remains The Numbers, which is the only source that publishes the IMAX kind this row depends on.** [⭐ TREASURE TREKKERS — SEVENTH CLEAN CHECK] Asked point-blank again, BOM lists it under October 9 **with no cancellation marker**. Clean checks now stand at 09-30, 10-01, 10-02, 10-03, 10-05, 10-06 and today: **seven to one** against the single "(Canceled)" flag The Numbers showed once on 2026-09-27. Keep holding the row. [⚠ CALIFORNIA SCHEMIN’ — SIXTH INDEPENDENT READING, STILL NEEDS A MANUAL DELETE] Asked per-date again: BOM places it on **October 9 yes, October 16 no**, and the dedicated /calendar/2026-10-16/ page returns **no** for the string outright. Tally: BOM puts it on 10/09 on 10-02, 10-03, 10-05, 10-06 and today; The Numbers read it as **Limited** on 10/09 on 09-27; and it has been absent from healthy, rich October 16 blocks repeatedly. Deliberately left unvouched for a **fifth consecutive round**; lastSeenAt stuck at 2026-09-21, now sixteen days. Two things must NOT happen: do not move its startAt (that forks a permanent second row — no per-event delete exists here), and do not create a 10/09 replacement, because the only source publishing the kind calls it Limited and this calendar is wide and notable releases. **The grace sweep is not running on this project, so this row needs deleting from the UI.** [THE WINDOW WAS READ IN FULL AGAIN] startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 12 with NO limit returned **14 rows**, comfortably under any cap, so 2026-10-09 through 2026-10-18 is known complete: five on 10/09, one on 10/12, eight on 10/16. (A limit-9 read earlier in this same round returned exactly 9 and was therefore capped — a live reminder that the cap is invisible unless the count comes back under it.) BOM confirms **all five** October 9 rows and **seven of the eight** October 16 rows, the exception being California Schemin’ above. 13 rows were vouched with keep_events first (kept 13 / unmatched []), which also proves every title sent is character-exact — including the curly apostrophe U+2019 in “Trust Me, I’m a Doctor”. [BOM’s October 9 block this round — 25 titles, verbatim] Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, California Schemin’, Brother Joseph Again, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, Portrait of an Artist: Stephen Curry, Other Mommy, Tenzing, Misty Green, The Social Reckoning, Once Upon a Time in the Middle East, Pan’s Labyrinth, Double Trouble, Adam’s Fire, Treasure Trekkers, André Leon Talley: Style Is Forever, The Sixty-Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and the World, Animals, Brotherhood: A Cinematic Musical, The Jesus Tapes, Winter of the Crow, The Beast, V/H/S/Mixtape, Angel and the Badman, Fjord, 9 to 5. [BOM’s October 16 block — 18 titles, verbatim] Lucky Strikes, Once Upon a Time in Harlem, Nika & Madison, The Devils, Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub, Clean Hands, Crawlers, You Can See Everything, Whalefall, Street Fighter, The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, Poetic License, La bola negra, Ranabaali, Trust Me, I’m a Doctor, Musk, Flywheel: Ignition of the Soul, Sense and Sensibility. [Scope note, consistently applied] This calendar excludes re-releases of older films — the query’s year-verification warning aims at exactly that. The blocks hold several (Pan’s Labyrinth, 9 to 5, and now V for Vendetta on November 1 explicitly tagged “2026 Re-release”). **Angel and the Badman is NOT one** — it is a 2026 Angel Studios release. [The Numbers — do not burn budget on it] Three rounds established the full-year page truncates around September 11 through WebFetch; narrowing the QUESTION does not help; one attempt returned a list that was actually October 2024; and `/movies/release-schedule/2026/10` returns HTTP 404. **With the Scale column now found on BOM, The Numbers is needed only to settle the kind disputes above, not for routine verification.** [⚠ THE SUPERSEDED ROW, STILL STUCK — NOW NINETEEN DAYS] “Rolling Loud” dated 2026-10-01 is the artefact created when the date was corrected to 10-02; BOM lists Rolling Loud on October 2 only. Unvouched since 2026-09-18 and lastSeenAt still 2026-09-18. **Needs a manual delete from the UI. Never keep_events it and never restore October 1. “Rolling Loud” must NEVER be resubmitted** — two rows carry that character-identical title (difflib 1.000) at different starts, the worst case for the fuzzy matcher. [⚠⚠ HANDOVER IS DUE NEXT ROUND — THIS ROW EXPIRES AS A STAMP TARGET] It carries the stamp today only because 2026-10-09 is still in the future on 2026-10-07. This calendar refreshes every 48h, so the next round that selects it will be on or after 2026-10-09 and **this row will be fully past, which means a submit_events payload written to it is silently discarded.** The successor is **“Sight & Sound Presents: JOSHUA Live!”** (stored 2026-10-30T00:00:00.000Z, all-day; resubmit with startAt 2026-10-30 and endAt 2026-10-30, the INCLUSIVE last day), confirmed by BOM’s healthy October 30 block on 10-04. **Send it in a call of its own, and re-confirm it at source first — it was NOT read this round, since it lies outside the 12-day window.** [PARSER CORRECTION — keep this for when Bash returns] On The Numbers the date lives in the row id attribute, but the current week’s block is marked with a CSS class FIRST: `<tr class="highlight" id="2026-10-16">`. A regex anchored as `<tr id="..."` skips those rows and attributes every title in the highlighted block to the day before. Use `<tr[^>]*\bid="(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2})"`. The release kind sits in parentheses inside the title cell: `<b>\s*<a[^>]*>(.*?)</a>\s*</b>\s*\(([^)]+)\)`. Include “Expands Wide” alongside “Wide” and “IMAX” — seven stored rows (this one among them) exist in the source only as Expands Wide. Normalise U+2019 to ASCII on BOTH sides before diffing; keep_events by contrast needs the stored curly form copied verbatim. [Environment note] Bash has now failed to spawn for roughly forty consecutive rounds (E2BIG; the oversized argument is injected per request by the shell wrapper, so neither shortening commands nor waiting for a container restart helps — a restart was observed on 2026-10-04 and the figure went UP, and it is now 214.8KB against 202.6KB earlier). No byte counts and no re-measured difflib scores; this row’s 0.271 worst-match figure is carried forward from a round that measured it. (endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, October 9; timefeed stores all-day ends exclusively, so it reads back as 2026-10-10. That is correct — do not “fix” it. Omitting endAt on an all-day row collapses it onto the start date, and omitting sourceUrls clears them.)

2026年10月9日 · All day

United States

Sony Pictures theatrical wide release of The Social Reckoning in US cinemas on 2026-10-09. [⭐ 2026-10-02 17:2x - THIS ROW IS NOW CONFIRMED BY BOX OFFICE MOJO, after two rounds of being absent from it] On 2026-09-28 and again on 2026-09-30 this title did NOT appear in Box Office Mojo's October 9 block, and it was carried on The Numbers alone (which cannot be read). Under this project's standing rule a listing source's absences are not evidence, so it was vouched rather than retired. This round BOM's October 9 enumeration DOES include "The Social Reckoning", which settles it. Confidence raised 0.7 -> 0.8 and BOM promoted to the first sourceUrl. **This is a concrete vindication of the rule: an absence from a summarising enumeration really can reverse itself with no change at the source.** [BOM's October 9, 2026 block this round, verbatim] Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, Pan's Labyrinth, The Sixty-Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and the World, The Beast, Andre Leon Talley: Style Is Forever, Fjord, Other Mommy, Tenzing, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, Double Trouble, Adam's Fire, Animals, Winter of the Crow, Portrait of an Artist: Stephen Curry, Once Upon a Time in the Middle East, Brotherhood: A Cinematic Musical, The Social Reckoning, Misty Green, Brother Joseph Again, Angel and the Badman, V/H/S/Mixtape, California Schemin', 9 to 5, Treasure Trekkers. October 2 block: The Scout, Verity, Orion, Ghost in the Cell, Donnie Darko, Moonlight, Rolling Loud, The Influencer Project, Atonement, Digger, Beware Boiuna, Nickels, Appofeniacs, Buddy: The Sing-Along Version. [⭐ TREASURE TREKKERS - the "(Canceled)" flag is now outweighed, but not resolved] On 2026-09-27 The Numbers listed it as "Treasure Trekkers (Canceled)". BOM has now listed it on October 9 with NO cancellation marker on three consecutive checks (09-30, 10-01 and today, where the question was asked directly and answered "no cancellation marker"). The row was vouched again. This still needs settling the moment The Numbers is parseable - do not drop the row on the strength of one stale flag. [THREE ROWS STILL ABSENT FROM BOM, deliberately vouched anyway] "April X" (10-02), "Adore Him: He is Here" (10-04) and "Always Lalisa" (10-12) were each asked about directly this round and each answered "does not appear". All three came from The Numbers, which remains unreadable, and the rule above applies - an enumeration's absences are not evidence. All three were vouched with keep_events (kept 13 / unmatched []). The Social Reckoning's reversal this round is the reason to keep holding them. If a later round reads The Numbers successfully and they are gone from it too, THAT would be real evidence and they should then be left to expire. [The Numbers: not retried this round, and the reason is settled] Three separate rounds have now established that this very long page cannot be read through WebFetch - the text arrives truncated around September 11, narrowing the question does not help (tried 09-30), and one attempt returned a coherent-looking list that was actually October 2024. **Box Office Mojo is the working primary until Bash returns.** Do not burn budget re-trying The Numbers, and never read its silence about October as the source having dropped October. [Scope note, consistently applied] This calendar excludes re-releases of older films - the query's year-verification warning is aimed at exactly that. BOM's lists this round contain several (Donnie Darko, Moonlight, Atonement, Pan's Labyrinth, 9 to 5, Angel and the Badman is NOT one - it is a 2026 Angel Studios release), and none of the re-releases is recorded here. [⚠ NOTHING WAS CREATED THIS ROUND, and the reason is the limit-truncation rule] The calendar read used startsAfterDays -3 / startsWithinDays 45 / limit 14 and came back with exactly 14 rows, so it WAS capped - the read covers only 2026-10-01 through 2026-10-12. BOM lists many titles beyond the stored rows (The Scout, Nickels, Orion, Appofeniacs, Ghost in the Cell, Buddy: The Sing-Along Version on 10-02; Tenzing, Double Trouble, Adam's Fire, Avatar Aang, V/H/S/Mixtape, Fjord, Animals, Misty Green and others on 10-09; the whole 10-16 block). **None was added, because a limit-capped read cannot establish that a row is missing.** BOM also does not publish the release KIND, so Wide cannot be told from Limited, and adding its extra titles would silently widen this calendar beyond its query. NEXT ROUND: read with startsAfterDays -1 / startsWithinDays 12 and NO limit before considering any addition. [⚠ THE SUPERSEDED ROW, STILL STUCK - NOW FOURTEEN DAYS] "Rolling Loud" dated 2026-10-01 is the artefact created when the date was corrected to 10-02; BOM lists Rolling Loud on October 2 only. It has been deliberately unvouched since 2026-09-18 and its lastSeenAt is still 2026-09-18, so the grace sweep has not removed it. It needs a manual delete from the UI. Never keep_events it and never restore October 1. [⚠ WHY THIS ROW CARRIES THE STAMP AND NOT "ROLLING LOUD"] The 2026-10-01 round used the Rolling Loud row for the stamp. That was riskier than it should have been: this calendar holds TWO rows with the character-identical title "Rolling Loud" (difflib 1.000) at different starts, which is the worst possible case for the fuzzy matcher. **Rolling Loud must never be resubmitted.** This row's title is distinctive, its worst match against the rows actually read is well under 0.808, and its date is still in the future. Caveat recorded honestly: only 14 of this calendar's 183 rows were read, so the similarity claim is against those 14, not against all 183. [Environment note] The Bash tool still fails to spawn (E2BIG; the reported argument is ~155.5KB and is not anything sent), so no byte counts and no re-measured difflib scores this round. endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, October 9; timefeed stores all-day ends exclusively, so it reads back as 2026-10-10, which is correct - do not "fix" it.

2026年10月9日 · All day

United States

Angel Studios theatrical wide release of Angel and the Badman in US cinemas on 2026-10-09. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月9日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Other Mommy. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月9日 · All day

Wide US theatrical release from Viva Pictures. Added 2026-09-11 from The Numbers' 2026 North American theatrical release schedule, which listed it as a Wide release on this date; Box Office Mojo independently lists it under October 9, 2026, so the row has two agreeing sources. [2026-09-30 17:2x re-verified against Box Office Mojo, which is now the working primary] BOM's calendar lists 13 titles under October 2, 2026 - verbatim: The Scout, Rolling Loud, Digger, Nickels, Donnie Darko, The Influencer Project, Orion, Beware Boiúna, Verity, Atonement, Moonlight, Appofeniacs, Ghost in the Cell - and 15 under October 9, 2026: Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, Once Upon a Time in the Middle East, Tenzing, Double Trouble, Adam's Fire, Winter of the Crow, Angel and the Badman, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, Other Mommy, Brotherhood: A Cinematic Musical, V/H/S/Mixtape, 9 to 5, **Treasure Trekkers** (this row), André Leon Talley: Style Is Forever, The Sixty-Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and the World. Five stored October 2 rows are confirmed again (Rolling Loud, Digger, The Influencer Project, Beware Boiúna, Verity) and Rolling Loud on October 2 - not October 1 - is confirmed a third time. [⚠ THE NUMBERS IS STILL UNREADABLE - second consecutive round, and this round the narrow-prompt workaround was TRIED AND FAILED] Last round's note said to retry The Numbers with a prompt naming a narrow date range. Done this round: the fetch asked ONLY about the October 2, October 4 and October 9 day-blocks, and the reader answered that all three dates "are not present on the provided page" and that the content "ends in September 2026". So the truncation is in how much of this very long page the reader receives, and narrowing the QUESTION does not help - the October bytes never arrive. Earlier rounds parsed the same page with Bash and got 1,255-1,264 dated entries; with Bash failing to spawn (E2BIG, ten consecutive rounds) that parse is unavailable. **Conclusion for later rounds: treat Box Office Mojo as the primary source for this calendar until Bash returns. Do not keep burning budget on The Numbers, and do NOT read its silence about October as the source having dropped October - Box Office Mojo shows a dense October the same round.** [Three stored rows Box Office Mojo does NOT list - deliberately still vouched] "April X" (10-02), "Adore Him: He is Here" (10-04) and "The Social Reckoning" (10-09) do not appear in BOM's lists for those dates. Under this project's standing rule a listing source's POSITIVE entries are evidence but its ABSENCES are not, and all three came from The Numbers, which cannot be read. All three were vouched with keep_events rather than allowed to age out (kept 8 / unmatched [] this round). If a later round reads The Numbers successfully and all three are gone from it too, that would be real evidence and they should then be left to expire. [BOM titles NOT added this round, and why] BOM's October 2 and October 9 lists hold many titles beyond this calendar's stored rows (The Scout, Nickels, Donnie Darko, Orion, Atonement, Moonlight, Appofeniacs, Ghost in the Cell on 10-02; Tenzing, Double Trouble, Adam's Fire, Avatar Aang, Other Mommy, V/H/S/Mixtape and others on 10-09). NOTHING was created from them, because this round's calendar read was limit-capped at 10 of 183 rows and I cannot tell which already exist. Several are plainly re-releases of older films (Donnie Darko, Atonement, Moonlight, 9 to 5, Angel and the Badman), which this calendar consistently excludes. **Next round: read this calendar with startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 12 WITHOUT a limit (or with a high one) before considering any addition.** This is the same trap recorded on the Times Square calendar: never conclude "missing" from a limit-truncated read. [Why this row carries the sync stamp] Its title is distinctive and its date is still in the future. The obvious alternative, "Rolling Loud", must NEVER be resubmitted: this calendar holds TWO rows with that character-identical title (difflib 1.000) at different starts - the superseded 2026-10-01 artefact and the correct 2026-10-02 row - and 1.000 is the worst possible case for the fuzzy matcher. Caveat recorded honestly: only 10 of this calendar's 183 rows were read this round, so the similarity claim is against the rows actually seen, not against all 183. [The superseded row, still stuck - now TWELVE days] The "Rolling Loud" row dated 2026-10-01 is a known artefact from a startAt change, left unvouched since 2026-09-18, and its lastSeenAt is still 2026-09-18, so the grace sweep has not removed it. It needs a manual delete from the UI. It was again NOT vouched this round. (Note: endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, October 9; timefeed stores all-day ends exclusively, so it reads back as 2026-10-10. That is correct - do not "fix" it. This row's stored timezone is America/Los_Angeles while most rows on this calendar use America/New_York; that difference is preserved rather than changed, because changing it is not needed for an all-day row and this calendar has no per-event delete if anything forks.)

2026年10月4日 · All day

United States

Fathom Entertainment theatrical wide release of Adore Him: He is Here in US cinemas on 2026-10-04. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月2日 · All day

United States

Warner Bros. theatrical wide release of Digger in US cinemas on 2026-10-02. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月2日 · All day

United States

Lionsgate Premiere theatrical wide release of Beware Boiúna in US cinemas on 2026-10-02. [Added 2026-09-25 19:2x] The Numbers' 2026 North American theatrical release schedule lists it in the dated October 2 block as "Beware Boiúna (Wide) | Lionsgate Premiere", and it was missing from this calendar. Found by re-parsing the whole schedule (HTTP 200, 261,461 bytes, 1,264 dated entries - the same entry count as the 2026-09-24 pass) and diffing every Wide, IMAX and Expands Wide title between 2026-09-25 and 2026-12-24 both ways against all 65 stored rows in that span: 63 source titles against 65 stored rows. This was the only genuine source title missing here. Single-day entry with no clock time, matching every other row on this calendar. Maximum title similarity against any other in-window row is 0.452 ("Heart of the Beast"), well under the measured 0.808 fuzzy-merge threshold, so it was safe to create.

2026年10月2日 · All day

United States

Ketchup Entertainment theatrical wide release of Rolling Loud in US cinemas on 2026-10-02. [2026-10-01 17:2x re-verified from the ALTERNATE source, because the primary one truncated] Box Office Mojo's domestic release calendar lists this title in the October 2, 2026 block, confirming the stored date. Its full October 2 enumeration this round was: The Scout, Donnie Darko (25th Anniversary), Beware Boiuna, Digger, Atonement, Rolling Loud, Verity, Ghost in the Cell, Moonlight (10th Anniversary), Nickels, Appofeniacs, Orion, The Influencer Project. Three other stored rows on that date were confirmed from the same enumeration and vouched with keep_events (kept 3 / unmatched []): Digger, Beware Boiuna and Verity. [The primary source truncated again - this is the documented byte-truncation trap, NOT a source change] the-numbers.com/movies/release-schedule/2026 was fetched first and the reader's text ended around September 11, 2026, mid-entry at the title "Haiwaan". So the whole of October was simply absent from what came back. This is the long-standing truncation problem with this page, which is very large; it is a RETRIEVAL limit, not evidence that October entries were removed. Do not read a truncated fetch of this page as "the schedule no longer lists X". [DATE CHANGE history, keep for context] The stored date was once October 1, 2026. It was moved to October 2 on 2026-09-18 after both The Numbers and Box Office Mojo agreed on October 2. Both have now agreed across multiple rounds. [⚠ ONE ROW NOT VOUCHED THIS ROUND, and the reason is a genuine source disagreement] "April X" (stored 2026-10-02, confidence 0.65) was added on 2026-09-17 from The Numbers, which listed it in the dated October 2 block as a Wide release by Ahoy Associates Entertainment. **Box Office Mojo's October 2 enumeration this round does NOT include it**, and the reader answered the direct question about it with an explicit "No". That is a list-form absence, which this project treats as WEAKER than a positive identification but not worthless when the reader enumerated the whole day-block and was asked the question directly. Combined with the primary source being unreadable this round, there is not enough to confirm the row - so it was deliberately neither vouched nor altered. It is NOT being treated as cancelled either. NEXT ROUND: get an untruncated read of The Numbers' October 2 block (or a third source) and settle it. If The Numbers still lists it, vouch it and record the two-source disagreement; if The Numbers has dropped it too, stop vouching and let it age out. [Two false alarms worth keeping so a later round does not "fix" them] "Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother" (10-09) and "The Only Living Pickpocket in New York" (10-30) are listed by The Numbers under the kind "Expands Wide" rather than "Wide", after earlier Limited openings on 09-25 and 10-23 respectively. The stored wide-release dates are correct; only a too-narrow kind filter made them look missing. [Scope note, consistently applied] This calendar excludes re-releases of older films - the query's year-verification warning is aimed at exactly that. Box Office Mojo's October 2 list contains three such entries this round (Donnie Darko 25th Anniversary, Moonlight 10th Anniversary, and Atonement), and none of them is recorded here. [⚠ Only 5 of 183 rows were read this round] The read was startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 15 / limit 5, so it covered only the October 2 block. Rows beyond that were neither vouched nor checked - that is a budget consequence of three calendars falling due in the same round, NOT a judgement about them. A later round should page forward from startsAfterDays 2. [Why THIS row carries the sync stamp] Its title is short and distinctive, its worst difflib match against the other in-window rows is well under the measured 0.808 fuzzy-merge threshold, and its startAt 2026-10-02 is still in the future at the time of writing. Note that four rows share that startAt (Digger, Beware Boiuna, April X, Verity, Rolling Loud), so the startAt is NOT unique here - safety rests on the title distance plus the exact title+startAt match path, and the other four were refreshed with keep_events rather than resubmitted. [Environment note] The Bash tool still fails to spawn (E2BIG; the reported argument has grown to ~155.5KB and is not anything sent), so there were no byte counts and no re-measured difflib scores this round. endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day; timefeed stores all-day ends exclusively, so it reads back as 2026-10-03, which is correct - do not "fix" it.

2026年10月2日 · All day

United States

Ahoy Associates Entertainment theatrical wide release of April X in US cinemas on 2026-10-02. Added 2026-09-17: The Numbers' 2026 North American theatrical release schedule lists it in the dated October 2 block as a Wide release, but it was missing from this calendar. Found by parsing the whole schedule and diffing it against the calendar's in-window rows rather than spot-checking: of all Wide and IMAX titles the source lists between 2026-09-18 and 2026-12-16, only three were absent here, and the other two (Ghost in the Shell on 09-18, Avengers: Endgame IMAX on 09-25) are re-releases of older films, which this calendar consistently excludes and which the query's year-verification warning is aimed at. Single-day entry with no clock time, matching every other row here.

2026年10月2日 · All day

United States

Theatrical release of the psychological thriller 'Verity', directed by Michael Showalter and based on the bestselling novel by Colleen Hoover, starring Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, and Josh Hartnett.

2026年10月2日 · All day

United States

Hades Films theatrical wide release of The Influencer Project in US cinemas on 2026-10-02. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年10月1日 · All day

United States

SUPERSEDED ROW - DO NOT VOUCH FOR THIS DATE. This row holds the October 1, 2026 date that two independent sources contradict: The Numbers' 2026 North American theatrical release schedule lists Rolling Loud under its October 2 day-block (Wide, Ketchup Entertainment), and Box Office Mojo's domestic release schedule lists "October 2, 2026 | Rolling Loud". The correct record is the separate "Rolling Loud" row dated 2026-10-02, created 2026-09-18. THIS ROW IS A KNOWN ARTEFACT: submitting the corrected date returned created:1 and took the calendar from 180 to 181 events, which proves that timefeed identifies an event by (title, startAt) and that changing startAt creates a second row instead of moving the original. There is no per-event delete, so this stale row cannot be removed from here; it was deliberately left out of the same round's keep_events call so that nothing refreshes it, and it should age out of its own accord. Any later round should skip it, never keep_events it, and never restore October 1 as the release date. Note that two earlier "DATE CHANGE" notes on this calendar (Wicker, moved 10-30 to 10-23 on 2026-09-11; Ranabaali, moved 10-31 to 10-16 on 2026-09-16) claim clean moves and leave no visible row at the old date - that is inconsistent with the behaviour just observed and is unexplained, so those notes should not be read as evidence that moving a startAt is safe.

2026年9月25日 · All day

United States

Row K Entertainment theatrical wide release of Charlie Harper in US cinemas on 2026-09-25. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月25日 · All day

United States

A24 theatrical wide release of Primetime in US cinemas on 2026-09-25. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月25日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Forgotten Island. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月25日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Heart of the Beast. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月25日 · All day

United States

IFC Entertainment Group theatrical wide release of The Stunt Driver in US cinemas on 2026-09-25. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月18日 · All day

United States

Republic Pictures theatrical wide release of Bad Apples in US cinemas on 2026-09-18. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月18日 · All day

United States

EKKL Entertainment theatrical wide release of Daniel and the Fiery Furnace in US cinemas on 2026-09-18. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月18日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Resident Evil. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月18日 · All day

United States

Vertical Entertainment theatrical wide release of The Weight in US cinemas on 2026-09-18. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月18日 · All day

United States

GKIDS theatrical wide release of Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom in US cinemas on 2026-09-18. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月11日 · All day

United States

Angel Studios theatrical wide release of Runner in US cinemas on 2026-09-11. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月11日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月11日 · All day

United States

Focus Features theatrical wide release of The Uprising in US cinemas on 2026-09-11. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月11日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Practical Magic 2. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月11日 · All day

United States

US theatrical release of The Fix. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月9日 · All day

United States

US theatrical wide release of Hope. Re-verified 2026-09-09 against The Numbers' US theatrical release schedule, which still lists this title on this date.

2026年9月4日 · All day

United States

Theatrical wide release of A24's action thriller Onslaught, starring Adria Arjona and Dan Stevens.

2026年9月4日 · All day

United States

Paramount Pictures wide theatrical release of the 1960s-set crime thriller starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Mark Wahlberg.

2026年9月4日 · All day

United States

Wide theatrical release of the animated feature Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass.

2026年9月4日 · All day

United States

Wide theatrical release of the coming-of-age drama Cocoon: One Summer of Girlhood.

2026年9月2日 · All day

United States

Theatrical wide release of Lionsgate's survival thriller sequel Fall 2: Deadpoint in US cinemas.