'A Working Man' review: Another Statham actioner that barely works


By AGENCY

From now on, I want everyone to call me Jason Stathammer. — Photos: Handout

In the latest episode of "Jason Statham Takes On...", otherwise known as A Working Man, directed by David Ayer, our hairless hero takes on the Chicago branch of the Russian mob, as well as a crew of meth-dealing bikers, a shady bartender or two, and anyone else who stands in his way. The corrupt cops are just collateral damage.

Much like last year’s Statham/Ayer joint, The Beekeeper, A Working Man, co-written by Ayer and Sylvester Stallone, is a story of vengeance and rescue, our favourite tough-talking Brit outfitted in modest workwear while going after maliciously evil villains who have deigned to prey on innocents.

5 10

Summary:

Like 'The Beekeeper', but worse

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