Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 2014 action thriller Sabotage has joined the streaming library on Pluto TV. According to reports from MovieWeb, the film is now available to viewers free of charge, supported by ad breaks, as part of the platform’s July 2026 movie lineup.
Directed by David Ayer, Sabotage features Schwarzenegger as John “Breacher” Wharton, the leader of an elite DEA tactical unit. The plot follows the team after they steal $10 million during a cartel raid, only to find themselves hunted one by one by an unknown assailant. The film, which also stars Olivia Williams and Sam Worthington, represents a departure from Schwarzenegger’s traditional heroic roles, casting the actor as a more morally ambiguous character.
Despite its current streaming availability, the film has a complex history. Produced on a $35 million budget, it underperformed at the box office in 2014, grossing only $22 million. It also faced significant criticism upon release, currently holding a 21% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. However, for fans of the action genre or David Ayer’s gritty style, the film provides a notable look at a different phase of Schwarzenegger’s career.
Pluto TV has included the film alongside other action titles this month, such as The Commuter and entries from The Expendables franchise. Looking ahead, Schwarzenegger is expected to appear in Amazon’s The Man with the Bag, scheduled for a December 2 release, while director David Ayer’s next project, Heart of the Beast, is slated for theatrical release on September 25.