After beating the huge prehistoric shark twice now, I think it's fair to say that there is nothing that can stop Jason Stetam. Surely there is nothing that can prevent him from making movies, as well, as the action maestro is still pumping high adrenaline shareholders with impressive regularity. As such, several of his better films are often lost in the constant expansion of the Statam catalog. But the "mechanic" in 2011 is struggling to return to public awareness, tabled "Paramount+ Top 10" and reminds us of all that should not be every movie "Statam" As generic as his recent "Johnon Wick" knockout "working man".

One of The best films of Asoneyson StatamThe "Mechanic" is actually a remake of the film Charles Bronson in 1972 with the same name and sees his starvet in the role of Arthur Bishop, an assassin with a special talent for the death of his victims to look like accidents. Then he is deceived to kill his mentor, Harry (the late Donald Sutherland), who, as you can expect, does not admire Bishop so much. Hitman promised revenge and brings Harry's son, Steve McKenna (Ben Foster), together for driving, teaching the ways of a hit man and, knowing, hitting guys really well. Together, the duo started to take revenge on Harry, but when Steve reveals that the bishop killed his father, things reach the boiling point.

Directed by Simon West, the "mechanic" did a decent job to rewrite one of Bronson's best films, even if he never had to open the original. It was also fine in the box office, making $ 76 million against a $ 40 million budget. Moreover, there seems to be a permanent attraction, as Paramount+ subscribers now carry the film seriously.

The "mechanic" could come out almost 15 years ago, but according to FlixpatrolA web site that follows and the unit -streaming units, Paramount+ users cannot get enough of this Statham action thriller.

The film struck the streaming platform on September 1, 2025 and has since proven to be popular with subscribers. Flixpatrol shows that the film makes its graphs a week during writing. Initially, hitting number 9 on September 12, 2025, the "mechanic" then jumped to fourth place the next day. He has been moving around the number four/five since then, and although he may not have yet been looking for number one, he suggests that there is a stable demand for Stetam's shareholder showing no signs of release. During writing, the film even jumped back to position number four, so that it could move forward in the coming days.

There may be only 54% Rotten tomatoes The result, but the "mechanic" remains one of the best on Stetam. As such, his resurrection of streaming is a good excuse to give this revision - though you probably have to skip the sequel to 2016, "Mechanic: Resurrection", which was described as a "reduction in the floor" of The Guardian and probably stays one of The biggest regret of Statham