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The Punisher, the 2004 R-rated movie starring Thomas Jane and John Travolta, has found new life streaming for free. Here's where you can watch it.

The Punisher, the 2004 film starring Thomas Jane ... the 2011 R-rated true-crime thriller with a star-studded cast led by the late Ray Stevenson, Christopher Walken, and Vincent D’Onofrio.