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A serious-looking, bald Black man wearing a blue jacket and looking out of a window.
Review

A Working Man review – a dire, forgettable actioner

by Hannah Strong

Even Jason Statham looks bored by his lat­est hard man turn in Dav­ey Ayer’s unin­spired adap­ta­tion of Chuck Dixon’s nov­el Lev­on’s Trade.

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A bearded man wearing a grey jacket and carrying a bag on a rural gravel path surrounded by lush greenery.
Review

The Beekeeper review – not enough bees

by Hannah Strong

David Ayer’s lat­est action thriller is an under­whelm­ing sto­ry about a retired secret agent who swears revenge against a tech bro scam company.

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Two costumed figures, a man with a skull mask and a woman with dyed hair and a T-shirt, holding firearms in a dark room.
Review

Suicide Squad

by Adam Woodward

DC’s freak show rodeo is an under­cooked, car­toon­ish romp that reveals a great deal about mod­ern moviemaking.

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Group of soldiers seated on a military tank, wearing camouflage uniforms and helmets.
Review

Fury

by Adam Woodward

Brad Pitt sur­veys the hor­rors of war a bust­ed-up tank in David Ayer’s soul­ful if uno­rig­i­nal tale of con­flict and brotherhood.

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