Jason Statham's "awesome" thriller with Peaky Blinders star is coming to Sky Cinema very soon

Mutiny, a recent thriller that released on the big screen in August, has confirmed when it will be coming to Sky Cinema (and by extension, NOW with a Cinema pass), and fans don't have long to wait.

It'll be available to watch at home from 6 November, which is the Friday of next week.

The film sees Jason Statham play a Royal Marine-turned-specialist firearm police officer-turned-private security expert who witnesses his boss get killed by assassins, and is framed for the death.

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To get his revenge, he decides to go undercover on a storage ship, but ends up making a shocking discovery.

Alongside Statham, Mutiny's cast includes Peaky Blinders' Annabelle Wallis, Alex Rider's Jason Wong, Mary Queen of Scots' Adrian Lester and EastEnders' Ramon Tikaram.

Unsurprisingly, it's not that kind of film that critics loved. It only has a 50% positive score on Rotten Tomatoes from 125 reviews.

One of the reviews that were positive about the film was Digital Spy's own.

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"We're firmly on board the 'Jason Statham gets revenge' genre, which is why we can happily say Mutiny is a return to form after the mixed results of A Working Man and Shelter. It won't convert anybody who foolishly isn't a fan of 'Jason Statham gets revenge', but everybody else will have a damn good time", we wrote.

"Director Jean-François Richet – whose previous movie Plane could have starred Statham in a different life – knows that logic isn't really necessary and that Statham movies are at their best when they're self-aware. Crucially, it never devolves into self-parody, but also nobody involved is treating Mutiny as a super-serious exposé."

User reviews on IMDb trend more positive, even though many of them noted its formulaic nature, with one user calling it "an awesome old school throwback to action movies from the 90s" and another dubbing it "an undeniably fun time".

Mutiny comes to Sky Cinema and NOW on 6 November.

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