Early in “Sabotage,” a DEA operative en route to a shoot-first sting asks which team member “dropped ass” in the back of their assault vehicle. The question fits a movie that feels like an unwelcome lingering fart. It’s a cacophonous mishmash of mayhem and murder whose stink nestles in the nostrils from the get-go and a disappointing comedown for director David Ayer after 2012’s incendiary
Sabotage
Sabotage
Sabotage
Early in “Sabotage,” a DEA operative en route to a shoot-first sting asks which team member “dropped ass” in the back of their assault vehicle. The question fits a movie that feels like an unwelcome lingering fart. It’s a cacophonous mishmash of mayhem and murder whose stink nestles in the nostrils from the get-go and a disappointing comedown for director David Ayer after 2012’s incendiary