Tag: Jason Statham

Someone’s Overcompensating It figures that in this current and cursed timeline, something like Hobbs & Shaw speaks sensibly. As a brazen, idiotic, muscle-driven action flick, it’s necessary to spell …

Throwback on the Red Planet John Carpenter managed to combine bizarro ‘70s exploitation and blaxsploitation together in this goofy space flick. Scenes of suggested lesbianism aboard a lonely train …

Fish Out of Water Author Steve Alten tried for a decade to see his novel Meg translated to the screen. Sadly, it ended up like this. The Meg is …

Meg-a Dull The final image of The Meg is a tongue-in-cheek, punny “Fin.” If only the rest had that dad humor. It’s odd to consider The Meg’s sin is …

Furiosa The Fate of the Furious shot its opening scenes in Cuba, no small feat considering the slew of political sanctions that left the country void of American presence. …

Mechanic: Retired (Hopefully) Mechanic: Resurrection is designed to be consumed by 20-somethings who enjoy watching a 40-something blow stuff up, peddled by 60-somethings who know how to market a …

Melissa McCarthy and Paul Feig Team Up Again Spy joins the “woman version of…” genre which appears to have sprouted wings solely under writer/director Paul Feig. A woman-led Hangover …

Seven times Faster Inside of his car, falling down the side of a mountain, glass and rocks splintering from the impact, Vin Diesel survives. Not only does he survive, …

The Cost Cutting Edition Nostalgia is finite and Expendables 3 has run out. This one is down to fumes. Expendables 3 is too far, conceptually, from the original point. …

Small town scum provide enough antagonistic clearance for Jason Statham to slam their heads through glass without repercussions in Homefront.

Redemption is one for the anti-Statham crowd, if only to prove the actor can exhibit range.

Parker starts and stalls, headed by fight scenes competently edited with enthusiasm.