Sabotage Blu-ray

Posted June 26, 2014 03:30 PM by


Lionsgate Home Entertainment UK will release on Blu-ray director David Ayer's Sabotage (2014), starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sam Worthington, Terrence Howard, and Josh Holloway. The release will be available for purchase on September 15th. After raiding a drug cartel's mansion, John 'Breacher' Wharton (Schwarzenegger) and his team of rogue agents hide $10 million of the hoard for themselves. Returning to retrieve the money later, they find it's vanished... and the carnage begins. As the agents find themselves taken down one by one in increasingly sadistic and horrific ways, the race is on to find the culprit. When Breacher teams up with Caroline Brentwood (Williams), the officer assigned to investigate the murders, the team find themselves turning on each other, culminating in an explosive showdown where no one is safe - and everyone is a suspect. Featuring the most violent, gory scenes of Schwarzenegger's career, Sabotage is the action thriller of the year -- a must own for fans of old-school heroes, featuring nail-baiting tension throughout, and a return to form for the ultimate action hero of our time. Special Features: Alternate Endings x 2 Deleted Scenes Making Sabotage
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News comments (6 comments)

SammymeBlu

Jun 26, 2014

Featuring the most violent, gory scenes of Schwarzenegger's career?

Sorry Lionsgate,that title belongs to Total Recall.

Creasy47

Jun 27, 2014

Is it proper looking gore, or CGI junk?

It's proper looking gore, not cgi gore like The Expendables. The voilence and gory scenes in Sabotage seemed different than those in Total Recall. Maybe because Total Recall was more sci-fi, but I found the violence and gore in Sabotage to be a lot more disturbing.

timcat4843

Jun 27, 2014

The Terminator flicks had more gore in them.

eddiesd123

Jun 27, 2014

I'd say it's probably gorier than Total Recall, definitely harsher. In any event, it's the darkest movie of Arnold's career. Now if only we could get David Ayer's rumored 3-hour cut of this one...