Regal's Vice Week shows one Miami movie a day Nov. 13-18 for $6.99, from Spring Breakers to Miami Vice. The full schedule, before GTA 6.
As of Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, Regal has a six-night "Vice Week" lined up for Nov. 13 to 18, one Miami-set movie per day, timed to the week before Grand Theft Auto VI launches on Thursday, Nov. 19. ComingSoon reports that each ticket costs $6.99. Regal's own showtime pages list the lineup, from Spring Breakers on Friday to a director's cut of Miami Vice on Wednesday, Nov. 18.
It is a small, cheap event, and it only plays one night per title. Here is the schedule, what is different about each screening and what to know before you book.
What movies are in Regal's Vice Week and when do they play?
Regal announced the series on Nov. 6, according to ComingSoon, which reproduced the company's post. Regal's theater listings label the screenings "Vice Films," and each title shows on a single day:
- Friday, Nov. 13: Spring Breakers (1 hour 34 minutes)
- Saturday, Nov. 14: Bad Boys II (2 hours 27 minutes)
- Sunday, Nov. 15: Scarface (2 hours 50 minutes)
- Monday, Nov. 16: Pain & Gain (2 hours 9 minutes)
- Tuesday, Nov. 17: 2 Fast 2 Furious (1 hour 47 minutes)
- Wednesday, Nov. 18: Miami Vice, Director's Cut (2 hours 13 minutes)
Showtimes vary by theater, and Regal's listings show tickets as pre-order. Because each film plays one day only, a missed night is a missed film.
How much are the tickets, and what is new about these screenings?
ComingSoon says each movie ticket is $6.99. We could not load Regal's own price page, so check the price at checkout for your theater and format.
The standouts are the first-time theatrical rereleases. ComingSoon says Bad Boys II, Miami Vice, Pain & Gain and 2 Fast 2 Furious are all getting their first theatrical rereleases through this event. Spring Breakers and Scarface have been rereleased before, two and three times respectively, per the same outlet.
The Miami Vice screening is a director's cut from Michael Mann, first made for the film's 20th anniversary. ComingSoon says it has previously unused footage, refined scenes, a different order of events and a recut ending. A five-disc 4K UHD and Blu-ray collector's edition is also coming, the outlet reported.
Is Vice Week officially tied to GTA 6?
Not explicitly. ComingSoon notes that Regal has not said the event coincides with GTA 6, though the timing is hard to miss, since the game's Vice City setting is inspired by Miami. IGN, in a separate watch list published Nov. 9, framed Regal's lineup as a GTA 6-inspired movie marathon and added at-home picks such as Bonnie and Clyde, True Romance and Baby Driver. Those picks are IGN's opinion, not Regal's.
The game itself launches Nov. 19, and our earlier story on the Take-Two update has the details on that date.
What is confirmed and what is not?
- Confirmed on Regal's theater pages: the six titles and their Nov. 13 to Nov. 18 dates.
- Reported by ComingSoon: $6.99 per ticket and the first-rerelease claims.
- Reported by IGN: that the lineup is a GTA 6-inspired marathon.
- Not stated by Regal: a link to GTA 6. We could not find an official statement.
- Not checked: whether every Regal location is taking part. The listings we saw suggest it varies, so look up your own theater.
Our take
The best pick in the group is Miami Vice, since the director's cut is the one version most people have never seen on a big screen. Scarface is the long one at almost three hours, so plan dinner around it. And if you only go once, choose a night that will not clash with the game: Regal's finale is the evening before launch, which for some people means a late night and a long download wait afterward.
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