If Darren Aronofsky's Caught Stealing is his apology for his disastrously misguided The Whale, then I wholeheartedly accept it. Columbia Pictures' "Caught Stealing" New York Premiere | Dia Dipasupil/GettyImagesAnxiety has never been this exhilaratingThere's an art to anxiety cinema that hasn't been perfected like this in a while. If anything, Caught Stealing proves how much of an eye he has for bare-knuckled one-on-one fights, and cathartic shootouts, with each unique sequence having a different effect on the viewer. Columbia Pictures' "Caught Stealing" New York Premiere | Arturo Holmes/GettyImagesSome are more playful and morbidly funny, while others are nasty and purposefully devoid of any fun. If there's something tangible to grasp out of Caught Stealing, then it’s the inextricable leading man star power of Austin Butler.