Sabotage

Three YouTube review channels cover the film; only their comment sections were provided. IGN (19.9M subs, 53,690 views): commenters deduce a ~7/10 score and several argue the reviewer's positive language 'sounded like an 8.5' — a score/tone mismatch inside one review. Arnold is the pivot point: 'Arnold isn't a bad actor, hes just not capable of NOT being Arnold' and 'The reason to watch this is for Arnold.' Chris Stuckmann (2.02M subs, 107,455 views): the most-attacked element is writer Skip Woods — 'Not only did he sabotage A Good Day to Die Hard, but he sabotaged Sabotage,' a running joke that 'Skip Woods' is a moniker for novice Hollywood writers, and 'Does Skip Woods blackmail hollywood producers to give him work?' Commenters also correct the record that David Ayer wrote (did not direct) Training Day. Yet the same thread contains genuine enjoyment: 'Despite all this movie's problems, Arnold really held it down for me and I enjoyed it a lot. I thought the ending scene was especially well done,' plus a defense that the violence was not glorified. What The Flick?! (191K subs, 30,281 views): reviewers' enthusiasm leaked through — 'They are actually making it sound like a fun movie' — and commenters cite IGN calling it 'the best thing Arnie's been involved in for years'; one writes the reviewers' points were 'simply wrong,' another that critics 'forgot to watch a movie and have fun... The movie was ama[zing].' Net VIDEO signal: mixed-to-moderately-positive (~7/10 implied), star-driven appeal, script-driven criticism, tone/violence dividing viewers.

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