Jason Statham's new work “A Working Man'' Of course, a furious field worker wipes out evil – Weapon sommelier also participates, script written by Stallone

The explosive trailer for Jason Statham's latest film “A Working Man'' has been released. Directed by David Ayer (“The Bee Keeper'' (2024)) and written by Sylvester Stallone, this is the ultimate action movie with no rivals and no hesitations.

In this new movie, Jason Statham plays Levon Cade, a working man who works at a construction site. “Okay, everyone! Let's go home so we don't get hurt and lose our fingers!'' We are excited and excited and are sweating today as well.

Levon had a past where he lost his wife and was discharged from the Royal Marines. However, Levon's employers Garcia (Michael Peña), Carla (Noemi Gonzalez), and their daughter Jenny (Ariana Rivas) do not abandon him and give him this field job. Levon considered them “family” and worked hard to live up to his feelings.

One day, Levon witnesses Levon's subordinate being assaulted by men who appear to be thugs at his usual job site. “It’s okay, boss,” the subordinate pretends, but he can’t just sit by and watch! Levon exterminates evil with field worker weapons such as a bucket filled with plaster and a pickaxe. Jenny, who was watching this, asked. “Is this one made by the Marines?'' Levon answered. “I didn't see anything.”

At that time, Jenny went missing while out with a friend! The Garcias are depressed. The police are not taking any action either. “Please, find my daughter.” When my benefactor asks me, I can't refuse!

Levon uses his former fighting skills as a weapon to fight alone against an evil organization. Levon breaks into a thug's office. Levon asks, “Where's the girl?” and the thug answers. “Are you the police?” “I wish it was the police.” Walking extraterritoriality, Jason Statham's murderous success time has begun!

Levon is sent to a dangerous mafia hangout. The thug says, “You're not even a police officer, you're just a worker, right?'' with a rotten attitude. This thug has no idea who he's dealing with. Levon said calmly, “You're right. Let's play, shall we?”

But as Levon approaches the depths of darkness, a horrifying truth comes to light. “This is not kidnapping. This is human trafficking.” Levon turns to the Gunny's old man (David Harbour), “the man who doesn't know he's blind.'' Gunny, who lives quietly in a mountain hut, welcomes Levon, who has been visiting for the first time in a while, with a blow of an arrow. “If I had made one wrong move, I would have died!'' “I dared to miss it.'' Levon's mountain lodge is actually a hidden arsenal! “I'll be your weapon sommelier. This guy is a big deal. It's an M14. I got it from Saddam Hussein's palace. I've attached a Bluetooth scope to it.”

Armed with weapon sommelier Gunny's old man, Levon becomes a member of the Suicide Squad and jumps into dangerous enemy territory. Surprisingly, it was not only the mafia who were involved in human trafficking, but also corrupt politicians. It's top notch! Human Army Jason Statham will single-handedly annihilate evil for his daughter!

The director is David Ayer, who also directed “Fury'' (2014), “Suicide Squad'' (2016), and Statham's previous film “The Beekeeper'' (2024). With consecutive tags, Statham Musou was even more powerful.

What's noteworthy is that Sylvester Stallone wrote the script. Stallone, the world's best action star, has written scripts for films such as the Rambo series. In “A Working Man,'' I'm sure he transcribes the rampage of a one-man army in a powerful way, much like Rambo. Co-stars include Michael Peña from the “Ant-Man'' series as Levon's boss, and David Harbor from “Thunderbolts'' as the weapon sommelier Gunny.

Jason Statham's angry new movie “A Working Man” will be released in the US on March 28, 2025.