Kailansorac Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

SeeQuant Blending excellent reporting and strong storytelling, this is a disturbing film truly stranger than fiction

Frances Chung Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Stephanie There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

Stevieboy666 Fairly simple plot about revenge and a drug bust gone wrong. Not that it really matters, this is a movie that delivers on action and violence. And it's pretty strong on the latter. A lot of unconvincing CGI blood flying around, but at the same time much of the gore is pretty realistic looking too. And we get the usual Arnie somehow surviving despite have rounds of serious ammo aimed at him. As for the big man himself he's one of my heroes, with the likes of The Terminator & Predator being some of my favourite movies. But sadly he just looks too old here to be doing this sort of thing now. Come on Arnie, time to hang up those weapons! Pretty forgettable film, perhaps worth watching just the once.

Saurabh Agrawal I would have never gone to watch it in a theatre if not for Josh Holloway. From whatever I've seen till now, I firmly believe that he has more acting prowess than all the rest of the 9 members of his team combined. But unfortunately, he is a TV star and not a bankable name in movie world. I wish better movies and meatier roles for him. Anyways, as far as the movie is concerned, its a boring movie. Thats all i can say. Had to sit through it 'cause i had paid for it.

Cathex Yes, it is a very political movie. It presents the point of view that the militarisation of the US Police force is not something to be questioned, but to be celebrated and sensationalised. After all, in this film the cops need the light armoured personnel carriers, the assault rifles, the full camouflage ballistic body armour and of course the tactics of urban warfare because they are fighting foreign drug cartels armed with 50 calibre machine guns for goodness sake! Not US citizens.The fact of the matter is that giving this kind of impression to the public trivialises and undermines a very serious current debate about what kind of role are we asking our Police to perform? I.e. should they think of themselves as soldiers fighting an actual war on crime in the heart of America, or should they think of themselves as peace keepers who serve the public interest and keep people safe? It wouldn't take a huge leap of the imagination to guess that Arnold is totally behind the idea of Police as warriors. And I'm sure he is as eager as the rest of us to see the cops use all their cool battlefield gear. The trouble is that it may just encourage that military hardware to be more frequently deployed against normal citizens in the US as the public become desensitised to it and certainly goes a long way to making it appear not only normal, but cool.The worst kind of mindless and irresponsible crap to come out of Hollywood in recent years. Only watch if you want an example of the way in which the media is used as a propaganda tool to push the political opinions of lobby groups and right wing financiers.

adonis98-743-186503 The problem with Sabotage is that the trailer and the movie are entirely different in many ways first of all the trailer showed us a fight with the cartels but the film is not about that. Also the casting was pretty stupid for the film only Joe Manganiello was great and Sam Worthington & Josh Holloway were OK the rest of them were pretty bad to me the movie needed a better script and it's pretty funny how every Skip Woods film fails to deliver. Also the movie has 3 different ending s the first 2 sucked but the original one rocks and the soundtrack fits very well done it reminded me those big 80's showdowns at the end Sabotage wasn't perfect but it was still a good film. I give it an 8.5 out of 10.