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When Is Denzel Washington’s ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ Streaming On Apple TV+?

The film, Variety reported, will be playing in about 300 theaters nationwide and a wider expansion — at least for the time being — seems to be out of the cards.

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Denzel Washington, Spike Lee Couldn’t Have Made ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ Without Apple Streaming Deal: ‘Industry Has Changed’

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Why It Took 35 Years for Spike Lee’s ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ to Hit Theaters

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Matthew Libatique On The Secrets Behind Shooting ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ Across New York City With “Fearless” Spike Lee: “Spike Is Down For Anything”

Highest 2 Lowest is Lee’s first New York-shot and set film since 2014’s Da Sweet Blood of Jesus.

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Highest 2 Lowest review: New Spike Lee joint is Denzel Washington at his late-career best

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These Are the Spike Lee Films That Defined a Generation. The Top Pick Might Surprise You.

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Where to Watch 'Highest 2 Lowest': Is Spike Lee's A24 Movie Heading Straight to Apple TV+?

Spike Lee and Denzel Washington have become a dynamic duo over the years, teaming up on four films. Well, five films now, thanks to "Highest 2 Lowest." The movie centers on Washington, who stars as a music mogul that is targeted by a ransom plot.

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Highest 2 Lowest: Theatrical Release & Apple TV+ Streaming Dates

Highest 2 Lowest brings Denzel Washington and Spike Lee back together, and your options for where and when to watch the movie vary over time.

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Spike Lee breaks down Eddie Palmieri's 'joyous' final cameo in “Highest 2 Lowest”:“ '”It was a blessing'

"He was in his 80s, but he had more energy than I that day," the filmmaker says of the legendary musician, who died Aug. 6 at 88.

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Highest 2 Lowest soundtrack guide: A complete list of the music in the Denzel Washington film

The latest Denzel Washington film, Highest 2 Lowest, has a splendid list of soundtracks. The original soundtrack was created by none other than Howard Drossin, a frequent collaborator of the film's helmer, Spike Lee.