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Statham's Mutiny Flexes Box Office Muscles
23 Aug
Summary
- Mutiny opened with $2.8 million in North America on its first weekend.
- Critics rated the film 51% on Rotten Tomatoes, while audiences gave it 81%.
- The film is projected to earn $7.4 million in its opening weekend.
Mutiny, the latest action vehicle for Jason Statham, has opened to promising box office numbers in North America, grossing $2.8 million on its opening weekend. This performance places it within the domestic top 5 for its opening day and surpasses the debut of his 2026 film, Shelter.
While critics delivered a 51% score on Rotten Tomatoes, citing a grim tone despite Statham's characteristic action sequences, audience reception has been notably stronger. The film boasts an 81% rating on Popcornmeter, a factor that could significantly bolster its box office performance in the coming weeks. Projections suggest Mutiny could earn approximately $7.4 million over its opening weekend, outperforming Shelter's $5.5 million debut and Crank 2's $6.9 million.
The film, directed by Jean-François Richet, stars Statham as Cole Reed, who is framed for murder and uncovers an international conspiracy. Its narrative and Statham's performance have earned it a B+ CinemaScore, indicating strong audience appeal. Mutiny was released on August 21, alongside Insidious: Out of the Further.
