Despite a major setback in the run-up to its release — curiously, this was the second time that such a thing had happened to Jason Statham — the action-thriller Mutiny managed to secure a top-five spot in its box-office debut. Mere days before its release, the film was accidentally uploaded to Prime Video, which made it the target of online pirates who disseminated it on file-sharing sites. Years ago, The Expendables 3 became a victim of a similar leak. That movie, which featured Statham in a major role, ultimately took a hit at the domestic box office, but was successful enough internationally to come out mostly unscathed. The Expendables 3 grossed under $40 million domestically and around $215 million worldwide, a figure that now seems astronomical compared with Mutiny‘s performance.
The new movie has no chance of matching The Expendables 3‘ deeply dented haul, but it managed to outgross the opening-weekend haul of Statham’s other 2026 vehicle, Shelter. Directed by Ric Roman Waugh, Shelter made $5.5 million in its domestic debut, and ended its run with around $13 million domestically and approximately $54 million worldwide against a reported budget of $50 million. Shelter marked a step-down for Statham, who had delivered the back-to-back hits The Beekeeper and A Working Man in the previous two years. Mutiny was directed by Jean-François Richet, who previously made the sleeper hit Gerard Butler action-thriller Plane, which grossed $70 million worldwide.
Here’s How Much Jason Statham’s ‘Mutiny’ Grossed in Its Box-Office Debut
Produced on a reported budget of $40 million, Mutiny grossed $7.5 million in its domestic debut. The movie follows a former soldier-turned-private security officer who goes on the hunt for the murderers of his boss. Most of the film takes place aboard a ship, where Statham’s character is joined by an ally played by Annabelle Wallis. The movie received mixed reviews, and is now sitting at a 50% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes. The site’s consensus reads, “Mutiny offers up a bounty of crunchy carnage that Jason Statham serves with characteristic finesse, but convoluted plotting and an unrelentingly grim tone weigh down this action flick’s fun factor like an anchor.” Like most of Statham’s recent movies, Mutiny has been embraced by his fans; it received a B+ grade on CinemaScore and an 86% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, setting itself up for major success on PVOD and streaming in the future. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
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August 21, 2026
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95 Minutes
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Jean-François Richet
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