Mark Wahlberg’s 2012 Crime Thriller Officially Charts a Streaming Comeback

Mark Wahlberg's 2012 Crime Thriller Officially Charts a Streaming Comeback




With last week's By Any Means, Mark Wahlberg made a return to the big screen amid a phase of his career dominated by streaming movies. In recent years, Wahlberg has headlined three original films for Netflix, two each for Prime Video and Apple TV, and one for Paramount+. According to a Forbes report, he charges at least $20 million to work on these projects. A decade ago, however, Wahlberg was one of the most bankable action stars in the business, capable of catching the audience off-guard with movies such as The Departed and Pain & Gain. His packed 2010s began with an action thriller that is now seeing a sudden uptick in viewership after landing on Netflix.


With last week's By Any Means, Mark Wahlberg made a return to the big screen amid a phase of his career dominated by streaming movies. In recent years, Wahlberg has headlined three original films for Netflix, two each for Prime Video and Apple TV, and one for Paramount+. According to a Forbes report, he charges at least $20 million to work on these projects. A decade ago, however, Wahlberg was one of the most bankable action stars in the business, capable of catching the audience off-guard with movies such as The Departed and Pain & Gain. His packed 2010s began with an action thriller that is now seeing a sudden uptick in viewership after landing on Netflix.

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