Sabotage

An elite DEA task force known for its success rate in taking down drug cartels finds themselves targeted by an unseen killer after they execute a dangerous raid. As their numbers dwindle and paranoia sets in, the remaining members must figure out who among them is responsible for the murders and why.

Sabotage received largely negative reviews from critics, who criticized its convoluted plot, excessive violence, and Schwarzenegger's performance. Audiences were also underwhelmed, leading to a poor box office performance.

• Praised for its gritty action sequences and a few standout performances, but often criticized for its incoherent plot and gratuitous violence.
• Arnold Schwarzenegger's return to an action lead was met with mixed reactions, with many finding his performance unconvincing.
• The film's bleak tone and lack of character development were frequently cited as major drawbacks.

Google audience: Audience reviews frequently mention that the film is overly violent and confusing, with many feeling that Arnold Schwarzenegger was miscast. Some viewers appreciated the action, but the overall sentiment was disappointment.

Arnold Schwarzenegger lost over 20 pounds for his role as John Wharton, a change from his typical muscular physique, to better fit the character's worn-down demeanor.