Mutiny's Box Office Drop Leaves Jason Statham With Another 2026 Flop

The leak also changed the way the movie was discussed. Yahoo reported that the theatrical run was complicated by the accidental streaming release, followed by piracy, and that overseas performance took a hit as a result. Even before the opening-weekend dust had settled, the movie had a second, unauthorized life online.

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Overseas Never Bailed It Out

The international numbers did not come to the rescue. Yahoo said Mutiny had pulled in about $6.60 million from overseas markets so far, taking the worldwide total to $19.83 million. Cosmic Book News said the UK brought in only about $500,000 and that other territories were soft as well.

That matters because there was at least some hope that foreign play could soften the blow, the way it did for The Expendables 3 when that film leaked early in 2014 and still ended up with roughly $215 million worldwide. Cosmic Book News said that kind of recovery is not happening here. The movie opened in most of the world, and the number still stayed low.

Yahoo also noted a split in how people responded to the film itself. On Rotten Tomatoes, Mutiny has a 49% critics score from 122 reviews and an 86% audience score. That is not the profile of a movie nobody wanted. It is the profile of a movie some viewers liked fine, while the business around it slipped away anyway.

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Jason Statham's 2026 Problem

This is where Mutiny stops being one title and starts becoming part of a pattern. Yahoo called it Statham's second box office underperformer of 2026 after Shelter, which opened on January 30 and went on to earn more than $54 million worldwide, including about $12.8 million domestically and $41.7 million internationally.

That does not mean the two films failed in the same way. Shelter found a bigger audience than Mutiny has, and Yahoo's report says it did well with critics and fans even if the budget kept the theatrical result from looking healthy. Mutiny has a different problem: a smaller domestic start, a steep drop in week two, a leak that pushed it onto piracy charts, and no overseas surge to make up the gap.

Cosmic Book News reported that buyers are waiting for Amazon to make things right, while Lionsgate talks with Amazon continue. The next hard number comes from Premium VOD in the coming weeks, and that will say a lot about how much paid life Mutiny still has left at home.

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