I honestly didn’t anticipate this from the director. Considering the title is 'Sabotage,' and it features one of our generation’s greatest action stars, the narrative feels slow, prioritizing dramatic elements over exciting action sequences. Arnold Schwarzenegger isn't as young as he used to be, and performing demanding stunts isn't really within his capabilities anymore, but he managed those essential scenes adequately. He was certainly good, and so was the direction itself; however, the story wasn’t particularly well-crafted. The plot twist felt surprisingly weak, and while the supporting characters were initially presented as important, they ultimately didn’t live up to expectations or provide what the storyline required. To build suspense, some of the assassins remained unseen throughout the film, which proved disappointing. The action set pieces were generally underwhelming, with the exception of the opening scene; even those murders felt somewhat predictable. This isn't a terrible movie, but it’s merely average. It’s acceptable to watch once, although it might not fully satisfy your desire for a truly enjoyable experience. You may find aspects I disliked appealing, so I can’t write this off as unwatchable. 6½/10

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