Finally. A Netflix Action Movie That Doesn't Suck.

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[First 2 lines - Crucial for the "Show More" fold] Is The Rip (2026) just another generic Netflix action movie, or is it the savior of streaming cinema? Matt Damon and Ben Affleck reunite in a gritty thriller that changes the rules of Hollywood forever.

[Main Body] In this episode of Frameshift, we dive deep into Joe Carnahan’s latest film, The Rip. We aren't just looking at the plot; we’re dissecting the groundbreaking economic model behind Artists Equity that gave 1,200 crew members a piece of the profits.

Does the new "profit-sharing" model actually make for a better movie? We analyze the intense chemistry between Damon and Affleck, the return of the mid-budget 90s crime thriller, and why this $100 million experiment feels so much heavier than the usual streaming content.

From the claustrophobic tension of the Miami stash house to the explosive, shaky-cam action, we break down what works, what drags, and why this movie matters for the future of film.

In this video, we cover:

Why The Rip looks and feels different from standard Netflix originals.

The Artists Equity business model explained.

Matt Damon vs. Ben Affleck: Who gave the better performance?

Joe Carnahan’s gritty direction and the "90s throwback" aesthetic.

Honest critique: pacing issues and the "Streaming Syndrome."

💬 Question of the day: Do you prefer Ben Affleck as the panicked moral compass or the cool, collected hero? Let me know in the comments!

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