Home / Entertainment / Hollywood News / Article / Mutiny movie review: Jason Statham is underutilised as an action star

Mutiny movie review: Jason Statham is underutilised as an action star

Mutiny has the makings of a gripping Jason Statham thriller, but struggles to bring its emotional and dramatic threads to life. The film moves through familiar action territory without delivering enough impact, while its talented cast and intriguing characters are left with limited room to shine

  • WhatsAppBookmarkBookmark
Listen to this article :
A still from Mutiny. Pic via IMDb

A still from Mutiny. Pic via IMDb

Jason Statham’s Cole Reed is an orphan who loves and misses his father deeply. A former Special Forces operative and police officer, he eventually finds that in Tibu, a Thai billionaire industrialist who becomes both his employer and, in many ways, the father figure he misses. It is a potentially interesting emotional hook, especially when Reed’s world is suddenly turned upside down, but Mutiny barely scratches the surface of it.

The film follows Reed as his professional life takes a dangerous turn, pushing him into an investigation that takes him from the world of wealthy businessmen to the claustrophobic setting of a cargo ship. What begins as a search for answers soon turns into a fight for survival, with Annabelle Wallis’ Angie Ellis caught up in the chaos.

Read Next Story
'Not even a little bit': Josh Radnor says he is not close to his How I Met Your Mother co-stars›

Trending Stories

Latest Photoscta-pos

Latest VideosView All

Latest Web StoriesView All