

- By this point, we should all pretty much know what to expect from a Jason Statham action film. This one delivers on those expectations. It doesn't break any new ground as an action film, but it's still a solid outing. The fight scenes are clean and well-choreographed. You'll receive your expected quota of pithy comments and comebacks. There's nothing that elevates this to a really great action film, but similarly there isn't anything that detracts it from delivering what you'd expect. David Harbour is a nice addition for a few scenes and largely steals all the ones he's in. Michael Peña is, sadly, hardly given any screen time and he isn't really given anything to work with for the few scenes he has. Overall, this movie will deliver what you want, if what you want is a Jason Statham action flick.
- This movie is proof that I will watch any movie with Jason Statham in it. It feels like the few decent actors were trying their best to make a decent film while being kneecapped by bad writing and a terrible director. From stupid one liner dialogue to terrible sound effects (beeping tracking device. Why is it beeping and why does it stop when he puts it in his pocket?) the movie storyline plays similar to the 8 minutes of Rick and Mortys pickle Rick episode when he pops out of the toilet in the foreign diplomats compound.
- Jason Statham wants to be John Wick, but only has a studio backlot and an iPhone. As expected, the final result falls somewhere between mystery science theater and offensively bad. Consists entirely of Statham wafting through cheaply built sets and exteriors of London and Chicago (often instantly, as if we wouldn't notice) all lit very poorly and shot on shaky cam. Dubious acting by most supporting characters and lukewarm C-movie action only serves to further the descent into the direct-to-video trash pit. I'm not sure Statham even has a driver's license considering how ardently he refuses to drive any kind of vehicle on set.
- Where Event Horizon (1997) peers into the terrifying unknown of space, A Working Man digs into the brutal clarity of real-world violence and redemption. It trades interdimensional horror for sweat, scars, and a relentless pace, anchored by a lead performance that feels as weathered as the tools in his hands. While it doesn't unnerve the soul quite like its sci-fi counterpart, it strikes hard with purpose and restraint. Gritty, human, and unwavering—it earns its stars the hard way.
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Working Man byl vydán 26. března 2025.
Working Man byl režírován David Ayer.
Working Man je dlouhý 1 h 56 m.
Working Man byl produkován David Ayer, Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Chris Long, John Friedberg, Bill Block, Kevin King Templeton.
Levon Cade opustil svou úspěšnou vojenskou kariéru v tajných operacích, aby začal vést klidný život jako stavební dělník. Když je však unesena dcera jeho šéfa, kterou považuje za vlastní rodinu, vydá se ji zachránit. Pátrání ho zavede do temného světa obchodování s lidmi a rozsáhlé korupce, která sahá mnohem hlouběji, než si kdy dokázal představit.
Klíčové postavy v Working Man jsou Levon Cade (Jason Statham), Wolo Kolisnyk (Jason Flemyng), Yuri (Merab Ninidze).
Working Man je hodnocen 15+.
Working Man je film s žánrem Action, Thriller, Krimi.
Working Man má hodnocení diváků 8.7 z 10.
Working Man měl rozpočet 40 mil. US$.
Working Man vydělal v kinech 89,4 mil. US$.































