Collider reported that Netflix has removed Jake Gyllenhaal's Michael Bay thriller, a two‑hour $52 million film, from its streaming library with no new home announced.
Why it matters
Followers of Gyllenhaal would note the film is no longer available to stream on Netflix.
Key facts
- The thriller was directed by Michael Bay.
- The film stars Jake Gyllenhaal.
- The film's budget was $52 million.
- The runtime is two hours.
- Netflix has not announced a new streaming home for the film.
Evidence
Weak evidence — treat this as unconfirmed.
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