According to Collider, Samuel L. Jackson's forgotten crime thriller has officially been removed from Netflix's streaming library.
Why it matters
Fans will no longer be able to stream the film on Netflix.
Key facts
- The film is described as a forgotten crime thriller.
- The removal is noted as happening ahead of a Taylor Sheridan reunion.
Evidence
Weak evidence — treat this as unconfirmed.
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