A Working Man
Runtime: 1 Hours 56 Minutes
Genre: Action and Mystery & Thriller
Rating: R
Release Date: 28 March 2025
OTT Release Date: 2025-04-15
Original Language: English
Production House: Punch Palace Productions, Balboa Productions, Black Bear and Cedar Park Entertainment
Distributor: Amazon MGM Studios
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A Working Man" Movie Review: A Simple Action Adventure with Jason Statham!
Imagine a movie where a tough hero uses his super-skills to save the day—like a real-life superhero without a cape! That’s A Working Man, a fast-paced action film starring Jason Statham as Levon, a construction worker with a secret past. If you love car chases, fistfights, and stories about brave dads doing brave things, this movie is like a thrilling video game come to life!
The Story: A Dad’s Big Mission
Levon (Jason Statham) wants a quiet life building houses and taking care of his daughter. But when his boss’s teenage daughter, Jenny, gets kidnapped by bad guys, Levon has to use his old spy skills to find her. It turns out Levon isn’t just a regular worker—he used to be a secret agent! With his muscles, smarts, and a lot of courage, he battles scary villains, sneaks into hidden places, and even fights in the back of a moving van!
The story is simple: rescue the girl, beat the bad guys, and save the day. Think of it like a superhero movie where the hero doesn’t wear a costume—just a tool belt and a serious face!
What’s Fun? Action, Action, and More Action!
- Cool Fight Scenes: Levon fights like a ninja! In one scene, he takes down a whole gang with his bare hands. In another, he battles villains in a van with his hands tied—and still wins!
- Big Explosions: There are car crashes, shootouts, and even a scene where Levon uses a water hose to stop bad guys (yes, really!).
- Funny Sidekicks: Levon’s friend Gunny (David Harbour) is blind but still helps him by shooting arrows and handing out weapons like a “weapon chef”!
Kids will love the fast-paced scenes where Levon outsmarts the villains, even if the bad guys dress like rock stars from the 90s!
What’s Not So Great?
- Too Long: The movie feels like a school day that won’t end! At nearly two hours, some parts drag, especially when Levon talks instead of fights.
- Same Old Story: If you’ve seen movies like Taken or John Wick, this might feel familiar. Bad guys take someone, hero saves them—no big surprises!
- Confusing Villains: The Russian bad guys have silly names like “Viper” and “Artemis,” but they’re not very scary. They’re more like cartoon characters than real threats!
Jason Statham: The Action Hero
Jason Statham is like your favorite action figure—always ready to kick butt! He doesn’t smile much, but he’s good at throwing punches, driving fast cars, and saving the day. Even when the story gets silly, Statham makes it fun to watch. Imagine if your dad could fight like a superhero—that’s Levon!
Lessons Hidden in the Fights
- Family First: Levon risks everything to protect Jenny and his own daughter. It shows that family is worth fighting for!
- Never Give Up: Even when things look impossible, Levon keeps trying. It’s like when you keep practicing a tough video game level until you win!
- Bravery Isn’t Magic: Levon isn’t a wizard—he’s just a regular guy who works hard and stays calm under pressure.
Is It Scary?
The movie is rated R for violence (fights, guns, and explosions), but there’s no blood or gore. Think of it like a Fortnite battle—exciting but not too scary. Best for older kids (10+) who enjoy action movies!
Should You Watch It?
YES if you:
- Love action heroes who never lose.
- Enjoy car chases and big explosions.
- Think Jason Statham is cool (who doesn’t?).
NO if:
- You want a brand-new story (this one’s like a rerun of older movies).
- Long movies make you fidget (bring snacks!).
Perfect for: A family movie night with older kids who love action!
Final Thought: A Working Man isn’t the most original movie, but it’s like a rollercoaster ride—fast, loud, and full of thrills! As Levon says, “Let’s play,” and that’s exactly what this movie does. So grab your popcorn, cheer for the hero, and enjoy the ride! 🚀💥
P.S. Watch for the scene where Levon uses a construction crane to stop the bad guys—it’s epic!
David Ayer
(Producer)
Jason Statham
as Levon Cade
(Producer)
Merab Ninidze
(Actor)
Maximilian Osinski
(Actor)
Cokey Falkow
(Actor)
Michael Peña
(Actor)
Noemí González
(Actor)
Arianna Rivas
(Actor)
Emmett Scanlan
(Actor)
Eve Mauro
(Actor)
Sylvester Stallone
(Producer)
Chris Long
(Producer)
Kevin King Templeton
(Producer)
David Harbour
(Actor)
Mike Shanks
(Executive Producer)
Jill Silfen
(Executive Producer)
Volodymyr Artemenko
(Executive Producer)
Yevgen Stupka
(Executive Producer)
Alexis Garcia
(Executive Producer)
Rachael Cole
(Executive Producer)
Thom Zadra
(Executive Producer)
Shawn White
(Cinematographer)
Fred Raskin
(Film Editing)
Jared Michael Fry
(Original Music)
Nigel Evans
(Production Design)
Gareth Sprey
(Art Director)
Tiziana Corvisieri
(Costume Design)
Finnian Tweed
(Casting)
