Sabotage

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Michael D @0redeyes0 Aug 21 An unfortunate Temu version of The Expendables, even though there is a decent amount of action and the absolutely terrible acting of the supporting cast while Arnold tries to keep the ship heading in the right direction. The storyline as you can imagine is cookie cutter and it never gets to building any of the characters to a point of caring. The insertion of the short haired girl boss investigator character to "act tough" and swear a lot is over kill, in addition to her over acting. There are plenty of times where you want to turn it off and watch anyth ing else - Thank goodness it's on streaming services with plenty of commercials. If you have a nothing else to watch and need a couple hours to kill, you may want to give it a watch. See more Joaquin U @Joaquin1 Aug 4 Somewhat entertaining. Your typical action/cartel movie. Arnold’s performance is decent; the rest of the cast is up and down but serviceable. Mediocre script, okayish direction. Funny how Hollywood imagines narcos’ hideouts—always some dirty saloon in a border town, as if all that fortune buys no more than what a trucker can afford. At least there’s no yellow filter, but the usual portrayals of poor people and cheap streetwalkers appear, as expected in a setting that is supposedly México. In the end, it’s a run‑of‑the‑mill product, fun enough to watch while eating a burger for dinner. See more AllCdn S @RT55126902 Jul 31 Terrible show. Every second sentence contained the f word. Too much blood and unnecessary gore. Bad story. Turned it off after twenty minutes. Not recommended. See more Laurie S @Karlwinters Jun 13 Too many weak points to make it 3 stars. See more Daniel S @daskol Jun 12 What a performance from Arnold! Redeemed him from his disastrous foray into politics. The entire cast shined bright (occasional accent issues notwithstanding), every single player, playing it straight, hard and great. The world is bleak, why ding Ayer for imbuing his entertainment with it? A deeply nasty story exhilaratingly told, shown gloriously gory. Draws from action/thriller/crime genre to make something uniquely powerful. If (when?) Ayer's oeuvre gets a retrospective, this one is going to get the love it deserves. Street Kings, End of Watch, Sabotage, Fury--pure f-ing cinema (not to diminish his earlier screenplays or what he's done since), that's a world-class run. See more Jim T @Jimbo8188 Feb 11 Not great. Some really bad acting, esp Mireille Enos. It was pretty cringe at time with her. Poor Arnie deserves better. See more Read all reviews

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