12 Years Later, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Agatha Christie Crime Thriller Is Free to Stream

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12 Years Later, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Agatha Christie Crime Thriller Is Free to Stream

Collider · 2 hours ago

A 2014 action thriller starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, loosely inspired by Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None", is being added to a free streaming platform 12 years after its cinematic release. The film's arrival comes as whodunnits enjoy renewed popularity, buoyed by the success of Rian Johnson's Knives Out trilogy and shows such as Only Murders in the Building and Netflix's recent Agatha Christie's Seven Dials, making this an unlikely but timely addition for genre fans.

Directed by David Ayer following his acclaimed film End of Watch, the movie underperformed both critically and commercially, earning just $22 million against a $30 million budget. Its plot follows a veteran DEA agent whose team members are killed off one by one, echoing Christie's classic mystery structure as he races to identify who is targeting his unit.

  • Schwarzenegger's 2014 thriller "Sabotage" heads to free streaming after 12 years
  • Plot echoes Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None" structure
  • Film flopped in 2014, grossing $22m on a $30m budget

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