Amazon Prime mistakenly streams 'Mutiny,' the latest Jason Statham movie, in its entirety

Amazon Prime Video accidentally streamed Jason Statham’s action thriller “Mutiny” in its entirety on Wednesday, two days before its scheduled Friday theatrical release. The Verge reported that a staff member watched the full 95-minute film, which appeared fully populated on the U.S. version of Amazon Prime Video with a cast list and description. The listing stayed live for at least an hour, possibly two, before Amazon pulled it down. One theory suggests the leak stemmed from distributor Lionsgate’s Lionsgate+ service, which operates through Prime Video. The production studios behind the film — Punch Palace Productions and MadRiver Pictures — aren’t owned by Amazon. Neither Amazon nor Lionsgate has explained how the film became publicly accessible. “Mutiny” is still on track for its Friday theatrical debut. Story Topics