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Action Thriller
Settle the score.

The Fix (2026)

Runtime 142 min
Release date 10/09/2026
Country United States of America
Production
Astral Future
Dreamtime Entertainment
Oakhurst Entertainment Oakhurst Entertainment
BondIt Media Capital BondIt Media Capital
Latigo Films
Blue Rider Pictures Blue Rider Pictures
Rabbits Black Rabbits Black
Thomasville Pictures Thomasville Pictures
Eyevox Entertainment
Overview
Disillusioned by the end of the war in Afghanistan, a group of disgraced, war-torn ex-CIA operatives set out to Tehran to take down a life-changing score.
Directors & Screenwriters
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Guy Moshe
Director
Cast
Zachary Levi profile photo
Zachary Levi
as Tucker
Liam Neeson profile photo
Liam Neeson
as Larry
Wes Chatham profile photo
Wes Chatham
as Alex
Titus Welliver profile photo
Titus Welliver
as James
Navid Negahban profile photo
Navid Negahban
as Qasim
All trailers
Action Thriller

The Fix

:15 Spot | In Theaters Friday

Video: YouTube
Duration: 00:16
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The Fix

:30 Spot | In Theaters September 11

Video: YouTube
Duration: 00:31
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The Fix

Final Trailer

Video: YouTube
Duration: 00:57
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Official Trailer

Video: YouTube
Duration: 02:19
Did You Know?
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A thriller that splits critics and fans 62 points apart, Liam Neeson’s ‘The Fix’ sparks debate

The CIA‑centric action thriller *The Fix* has ignited one of the widest critic‑audience divides in recent memory. Rotten Tomatoes shows a stark 19 percent critic score versus an 81 percent audience rating – a 62‑point gap that eclipses most of Neeson’s past releases. The film follows a disgraced team of CIA operatives, led by Neeson and Zachary Levi, on a covert mission to Iran to retrieve a $25 million cash cache. While the premise promises high‑stakes espionage, reviewers slammed the movie for a muddled political storyline, sluggish pacing, and an overlong runtime. Critics also noted that Neeson’s screen presence is far slimmer than the marketing suggests, and Levi was deemed miscast for the action‑hero role. Audiences, however, seem less concerned with those flaws. Over 50 verified viewer ratings have propelled the audience score to a robust 81 percent, indicating that many theatergoers found the action and suspense sufficient to enjoy the ride. This split mirrors a similar pattern in Neeson’s filmography, with *Blacklight* showing an even larger critic‑audience disparity, and it ties with Zachary Levi’s *Harold and the Purple Crayon* for one of his biggest gaps. The timing of the release—coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks—adds a layer of real‑world resonance to its geopolitical backdrop. Despite the critical backlash, the film’s ability to connect with its target audience offers a modest rebound for both Neeson and Levi after a series of mixed receptions, hinting that the appetite for gritty, globe‑spanning action remains strong.