Spike Lee’s new film Highest 2 Lowest is making waves ahead of its release, and now fans have a fresh look thanks to the ...

Spike Lee’s new film Highest 2 Lowest is generating a lot of buzz as it gets ready for release in a few short weeks. This ...

Highest 2 Lowest is a modern reinterpretation of Kurosawa’s 1963 classic High and Low, which was itself based on the novel King’s Ransom by Ed McBain. While the original follows a shoe company ...

Highest 2 Lowest is his first narrative feature set and shot in New York since Red Hook Summer (2012). A vibrant reimagining of Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 classic High and Low, ...

Highest 2 Lowest is scheduled for theatrical release on August 22, 2025, followed by an Apple TV+ streaming debut on September 5, 2025. With early critical praise and two legends at the helm, ...

Highest 2 Lowest gives the majority of those Spikes a chance to step into the ring, though on the quality scale of his filmography, it falls ironically smack dab in the middle.

For three-quarters of its running time, Lee’s “Highest 2 Lowest” glides along far better than skeptics might have expected (it’s night and day with his sordid U.S. adaptation of “Old Boy ...

Spike Lee pays tribute to Denzel Washington after the ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ premiere in #Cannes2025. Washington had to fly back to NYC to resume performances of ‘Othello’ on Broadway before ...

Highest 2 Lowest Review. 9. EDITORS' CHOICE. Review scoring. amazing. Highest 2 Lowest features an enormously theatrical Denzel Washington and the kind of wild tonal swings only Spike Lee can manage.

Meanwhile, Lee has begun rolling out “Highest 2 Lowest,” billed as a modern re-imagining (not a remake) of Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 classic “High and Low.” ...

Lee is back here in Cannes with his latest feature, Highest 2 Lowest, a modern “reinterpretation” of Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 classic High and Low, which was itself based on the novel King’s ...

Highest 2 Lowest Review. 9. EDITORS' CHOICE. Review scoring. amazing. Highest 2 Lowest features an enormously theatrical Denzel Washington and the kind of wild tonal swings only Spike Lee can manage.