Amazon Prime accidentally streams ‘Mutiny’ days before theater release

New York Post • August 20, 2026 • entertainment

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Amazon Prime Video mistakenly made Jason Statham’s new film "Mutiny" available for streaming in the US about two days before its official theatrical release.
The movie was accessible for roughly an hour on Wednesday morning, allowing some subscribers to watch the full 95-minute film before it was taken down.
"Mutiny" stars Statham as Cole Reed, a former Special Forces soldier turned elite bodyguard, continuing his reputation for action-packed, stunt-heavy roles.
The film was produced by MadRiver Pictures and Punch Palace Productions, the latter owned by Statham, and is distributed by Lionsgate.
The premature streaming caused backlash on social media, with users speculating about potential repercussions for Amazon due to the accidental early release.