Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are back together again in Netflix's new crime thriller RIP from writer/director Joe Carnahan.
Inspired by true events, the movie has been described as a "gripping crime thriller" sees the duo play cops who discover millions in cash in a derelict stash house, leading to their team's trust in each other fraying.
As outside forces begin to learn about the size of their seizure, everything is called into question, including who they can really rely on.
RIP will be released on Netflix this autumn, and you can check out a first look image below:
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RIP also stars Steven Yeun, Teyana Taylor, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Sasha Calle, Scott Adkins, Kyle Chandler, Nestor Carbonell and Lina Esco.
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Damon and Affleck also produced the movie alongside Luciana Damon and Dani Bernfield for their company Artists Equity, the production company behind the likes of Air, Small Things Like These and Unstoppable.
Artists Equity was created with an aim to provide more equitable profits for the cast and crew of their projects.
The first footage for RIP was exclusively shown at a Next on Netflix event last night in London, where Affleck described the movie as "Heat meets Narc meets Training Day" and a "compelling, complicated human drama".
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RIP joins an impressive slate of Netflix original movies this year alongside British thriller The Woman in Cabin 10, the third Knives Out movie, long-awaited sequel The Old Guard 2 and Frankenstein.
Affleck will also be back on the big screen this year with The Accountant 2, which sees him reprise his role of Christian Wolff. It will be released in cinemas on April 25 following a premiere at SXSW in March.
RIP will be released on Netflix in autumn 2025.
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