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Tag: Jason Statham
Fast and Furious 11 Will Have Smaller Budget
The Fast and Furious franchise is finally coming back down to Earth. In a post on his blog Insneider (which is behind a paywall, so this is via ComicBook.com), Jeff Sneider says that the next entry in the racing-turned-heist-turned-spy franchise will have a smaller budget and a lower-scale story more in line with the series’ humbler…
REVIEW: The Beekeeper (2024)
I’m not going to pretend The Beekeeper is a great movie, because it isn’t. It’s got less character work than your standard Allstate commercial, the acting – outside of a couple of performances – is just below mediocre, the narrative is thin as a shoestring, and the admittedly interesting themes aren’t explored nearly as much as…
The Beekeeper Trailer is Classic Statham
2024 is starting off the right way, with what looks like a hard-hitting Jason Statham action movie, as today, MGM released a trailer for The Beekeeper. Statham stars as a mysterious loner named Mr. Clay, whose kindly old neighbor commits suicide after falling for a phishing scam that cleans out her savings. Mr. Clay seeks…
REVIEW: Expend4bles (2023)
The Expendables 4, or Expend4bles, is a yea or nay type of movie. It’s not going to get a glowing technical score from anyone maintaining the slightest objectivity, but on an entertainment level, it’s either your brand of fun or it isn’t. The real question is whether it delivers on that promise, as the first…
Expend4bles Red Band Trailer is For the Fans
This time, Sylvester Stallone knows what he’s doing. A new red band trailer for Expend4bles, the fourth Expendables movie, has hit the web, and it leans heavily into the fact that, unlike the lame-o third entry in the throwback action franchise, this action extravaganza is rated R, and it earned that rating. Directed by Scott…
REVIEW: Meg 2: The Trench (2023)
Meg 2: The Trench is the kind of movie that knows its limitations but tries to cover them up rather than make the most of them. The sequel to 2018’s The Meg, which I didn’t like, is better than its predecessor, but not by much; a schlocky creature feature buried under bland characters with confused…