The following article contains major spoilers for A Working Man. If you’ve yet to watch the 2025 movie for yourself, please turn back now before an angry Jason Statham tracks you down (just kidding about the last part).

The stoic action movie icon's greatest - and Jason Statham-est - hits, from 'The Beekeeper' to 'The Transporter.'

Wrath of Man marks Statham and Guy Ritchie 's fourth team-up after Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch, and Revolver, but this time, the banter is gone, replaced by a quiet, simmering storm of tension that erupts into action sequences worthy of the film’s title.

Statham has become one of the 21st century’s most dependable action superstars. That’s why it’s exciting that he’s got a new film out now, A Working Man. So to mark the occasion, here are our favourite moments from Jason Statham’s hard-hitting and hilarious career.

Disney's "Snow White" retained the top spot at the U.K. and Ireland box office for a second week, bringing in £2 million ($2.6 million) and pushing its total to £6.7 million ($8.7 million), according to Comscore.

The top four highest-grossing movies of Jason Statham’s career all belong to the Fast & Furious franchise, with Furious 7 standing above the rest thanks to a $1.51 billion global total. When combined with The Fate of the Furious,

Statham turns another actioner into a stone cold hit, following on the success of last year's 'The Beekeeper,' which he also produced for Amazon.

Stuntman Eddie J. Fernandez, who’s worked with Statham on seven movies, breaks down the nuts and bolts of a fight scene with the star.

With Snow White experiencing a massive weekend-to-weekend fall, the Top 10 crown today goes to David Ayer's A Working Man starring Jason Statham. You can check out the results in the table below and join me after for analysis.

Jason Statham hurts a lot of people in "A Working Man," the new actioner that reteams him with "Beekeeper" director David Ayer.

China’s box office wrapped up March with a relatively quiet weekend, led once again by Cococartoon’s animated juggernaut 'Ne Zha 2.'

While it is easy to see why this was one of Statham’s lowest-rated films on Rotten Tomatoes, it’s hard to deny that there’s something oddly entertaining about watching a stacked cast struggle through the material.