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Jonathan Roumie as Jesus stands in a dark field facing helmeted soldiers with torches, while a bow and the back of an archer’s hood fill the foreground

Ruth ChenNov 1, 2026

The Chosen just aimed a bow at Jesus

The Chosen’s account posted a 23-second clip Sunday night under the caption “Season 6 is different.” Armored figures run a dark landscape with a bow, a staff, and a sword, then the clip cuts to Jonathan Roumie as Jesus in a field opposite torch-bearing soldiers, a bow aimed across the shot. The card says November 15. In the spring Dallas Jenkins called portraying Jesus’ line about legions of angels unique, and risky. The account has not named these figures. Replies are calling the footage a video game, a supernatural turn, and, from one Chosen Con attendee, brilliant.

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A congregation sits in wooden pews in Flywheel: Ignition of the Soul, with a bearded man in a gray shirt and a woman in a pale yellow dress in the front row

Jordan HaleOct 28, 2026

Flywheel falls to 69 theaters

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Jonathan Roumie as Jesus, blood across his face and forehead, wearing a crown of thorns in The Chosen Season 6

The Chosen’s Season 6 trailer shows the crown

Maya Ellison

Angel and the Badman falls to 104 theaters

The Numbers and Box Office Mojo list Angel and the Badman in 104 theaters on Friday, October 23, grossing $10,446. A week earlier the western was in 1,270. Mojo marks Friday as an estimate. The domestic total is $3,857,065. The film opened October 9 to $2,115,116 from 2,263 theaters. Week two cut that to 1,270, and Friday’s 104 theaters are 4.6 percent of the opening count. Runner, Angel’s previous wide release, was still in 1,303 theaters in its third weekend.