Not to sound like a broken record, but it was another not so big of Turniiv at the box office. Sales of domestic tickets for 2025 currently ranges around 7% behind 2024 a few horrible weekends of multiplex in a row. We needed a hero, as it was, and we got one in the form of Jason Stetam. The Starwar action has now added another hit to his name with "Working Man". It's not a huge success, of course, but the industry should take any victories that can get at this point in time.

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Directed by David Ayer ("Suicide Squad"), "Working Man" broke the charts at home with about $ 15.2 million in box office debut. This was better than the expected start for the action action and was good enough to detonate Disney's live action "Snow White", which earned only $ 14.2 million in its second weekend. "Snow White" was already in bad shape after his rough open weekendTogether with a budget, it is announced that it is north of $ 250 million. The latest Disney has now made just $ 143.1 million over two weekends, putting it on a fast train to become a huge bomb.

Because big films like "Snow White" are disappointed by the box office in 2025 that "working man" is a welcome surprise. The film also withdrew $ 15 million abroad, giving the global start of $ 30.2 million. That's not at all bad in terms of its estimated $ 40 million price, especially since this comes from Amazon MGM and eventually aims to help the Prime Minister Video. But just like Ayer's previous collaboration and the "beekeeper", Ticket sales certainly does not hurt.

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"Working Man" focuses on Levon Cade (Stetam), who left his military career behind to live a simple life building. However, when his boss's daughter is abducted by traffickers, Levon finds himself in a world of corruption to save her. Based on Jacques Dixon's novel "Levon Tade", the script was written by Ayer and Sylvester Stallone.

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For Statham, this cements this as a surprisingly good bet on box office in the right project. The Beekeeper made $ 152.7 million in 2024which helped keep the lights for theaters during a particularly rough period. "Exend4bles" really failed, but it was more than an ensemble piece. "Meg 2: The trench" ($ 397.8 million) was a significant hit on the standards of the Pandemic Era, as well as "Fast X" ($ 714.3 million), the colossal budget aside. "Human Anger" ($ 103.9 million) was similarly an impressive Starwar vehicle for him.

Of course, I Statam is occasionally at the wrong end of something like "Fortune Operation". However, time and time, the audience proves that they will appear for him in an appropriate vehicle. Indeed, Ayer and Statam together seem to be a serious duo. If this film can avoid total collapse when "Minecraft Film Opens" This upcoming weekend will be in really great shape.

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"Working Man" is now in theaters.