Liam Neeson’s New Military Thriller Officially Debuts on Streaming

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Published Oct 20, 2026, 9:45 PM EDT

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While one of Zachary Levi's new movies is playing theatrically, another has now debuted on the PVOD market. The new action-thriller received a theatrical release as well, but it was only able to gross $1.1 million in its box-office run. This is a lower haul than the already disappointing $3 million earned by Levi's current theatrical release, the Western drama Angel and the Badman. The action-thriller also features Liam Neeson, and follows a CIA agent who sneaks into Iran to retrieve money hidden by his mentor decades earlier, during the hostage crisis. However, the stakes of the treasure hunt are raised when the agent is approached by women seeking a way out of their oppressive reality.

The Iran hostage crisis also served as the backdrop for Ben Affleck's Oscar-winning thriller Argo, which was released in 2012. Produced on a reported budget of $44 million, it grossed more than $230 million worldwide and won the Best Picture honor at the Academy Awards. Levi's movie, on the other hand, received poor reviews upon its theatrical release in September. It now holds a 16% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, where critics pointed out its unfortunate timing, which coincided with the Iran War.

The Action Movie Was Directed by Guy Moshe

We're talking, of course, about The Fix. The film was released on the PVOD market amid heavy competition last week. Alan Ritchson's new action movie Runner landed on PVOD platforms on the same day, and has now emerged as one of the most popular films on the domestic Amazon, iTunes, and Vudu charts. The Fix, on the other hand, recently debuted in the top 20 on the Amazon leaderboard, according to FlixPatrol. While it outperformed recent genre movies such as Fall 2: Deadpoint and The Uprising, it couldn't compete with either Runner or the number-one film on the domestic PVOD charts, Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Levi can also be seen in Angel and the Badman, a remake of a 1947 John Wayne Western that is currently sitting on a 23% score on Rotten Tomatoes.