Blackout (2022) Official

Starring Josh Duhamel as Cain, alongside Abbie Cornish, Nick Nolte, and Omar Chaparro.

Originally released on Netflix on October 12, 2022. Runtime: Approximately 1 hour and 22 minutes. Critical Reception Blackout (2022)

Note: This title is frequently confused with , a 2017 anime short directed by Shinichiro Watanabe that serves as a prequel to Blade Runner 2049. Blackout (2022) - IMDb Starring Josh Duhamel as Cain, alongside Abbie Cornish,

After waking up with amnesia, Cain is targeted by various factions—including a cartel led by Eddie and a crooked DEA agent named McCoy—who are all searching for a mysterious briefcase containing sensitive intelligence. Cain eventually teams up with a woman named Anna, who claims to be his wife, to protect the information from falling into the wrong hands. Critical Reception Note: This title is frequently confused

The film has been described by reviewers from TV Fanatic Girl as a "mindless action flick" with decent fight choreography but noted for having "atrocious" dialogue. It is often compared to a mashup between The Bourne Identity and Liam Neeson-style thrillers. Some technical eagle-eyed viewers on Reddit also pointed out a significant "movie mistake" where Duhamel's M4 Carbine is shown ejecting entire cartridges (bullet and all) rather than just the spent casings.