A Working Man

2025

Action / Thriller

200
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 47% · 162 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 87% · 2.5K ratings
IMDb Rating 5.7/10 10 70091 70.1K

based on novel or book kidnapping vigilante missing person macabre black ops

Director

David Ayer Photo
David Ayer

Top cast

Jason Statham Photo
Jason Statham as Levon Cade
David Harbour Photo
David Harbour as Gunny Lefferty
Emmett J Scanlan Photo
Emmett J Scanlan as Viper
Michael Peña Photo
Michael Peña as Joe Garcia
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1 hr 56 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by masonsaul 6 / 10

Carried by Statham as usual

A Working Man is let down by its overly long run time exacerbated because of how needlessly convoluted its plotting is but it can still deliver the goods frequently enough to be a solid action flick that actually manages to avoid most of the icky issues with these types of stories. From the moment the flashy opening title sequence starts, it's clear this is going to be almost hilariously straight faced and better for it.Surprisingly, there's a pretty eccentric cast of villains here however, it always remains Jason Statham's movie and him doing his usual extremely serious shtick carries this one as usual. Once again, he's playing squarely to his strengths and it's seriously impressive how him playing this type of character for the umpteenth time doesn't feel anywhere near as stale as when his fellow contemporaries stay in their respective lanes.David Ayer's direction isn't as strong as his efforts in last year's The Beekeeper whilst keeping the film consistently visually slick despite a couple of weird creative flourishes. The action is unexpectedly choppy when also compared to Ayer and Statham's last collaboration, saved by the stuff that's still easy to see and a wild action packed finale. The overdone score by Jared Michael Fry really helps to nail the throwback feel this is going for.
Reviewed by ITreAmiciDelCiak 7 / 10

Entertaining action film

If it says Statham on the outside, it's Statham inside. Minor inconsistencies are acceptable. It's always a joy to see him fire about 200 bullets from a 20-round magazine. And of course, he's invulnerable. I almost forgot. ?. Very much in vogue: a young, smart and powerful woman who was placed at his side so that the male audience wouldn't fall asleep.The only thing missing was for him to catch the flying bullets with his teeth. So, for a possible second part, one could add more. For the faint-hearted, the film exudes a fair amount of cultural pessimism. The theme of "I scare you, and then I'm the hero who saves you" is inherent in American films. As such, the plot is rather one-dimensional and not for people who prefer a more complex way of thinking. Nevertheless, we felt thoroughly entertained at the end of the film and deeply impressed by the many close-ups of Statham's heroic face.
Reviewed by seboll-46095 7 / 10

Jason Statham being Jason Statham

As the title says, this movie is another Jason Statham movie where one would expect some Jason Statham action. And once again as expected, he delivers perfectly.Sure the plot is basic: Levon must rescue his employer's daughter from a gang of russian traffickers, the universe of which is deeper than expected. But the action is good, the filming is well executed, the music is nice and complements the story well, and Jason Statham is, well Jason Statham.I definitely recommend the watch for his fans or for people that just want to enjoy a simple action movie, perfect for a sunday evening. Enjoy!
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