Eyuboglu53

We have been watching Jason Statham for a very long time. Statham, who usually plays similar characters in his movies, did not break the series in this movie.

Whenever I start a Jason Statham movie, I prepare myself for a pleasant 'movie watching' session. Because I know that I will eventually watch a movie that I will say 'good'.

When my wife is looking for a movie to watch and sees a Statham movie, she says 'let's watch it' without thinking. Because she has the same opinion... A Working Man was like that. The movie was full of excitement, action, subtle humor and happiness from beginning to end...

Even if sometimes the stories do not satisfy the audience, the lines, conversations and actions within the story make you laugh.

Tolga Cevik's presence is a great asset for the movie. Because he is an actor who can live the character he portrays and make the audience live it too.

Ibrahim Buyukak has done many projects so far and I think he has been successful. However, it seems that he needs a little more time to reach the imagination to enrich the script and make A-list comedies.

In summary, it's a good choice to spend a good time with your loved one and to laugh a little bit away from all the nonsense.

Imagine a movie... in the final scene, a 'smart future X', who achieves incredible beauty, can't make the right move until the movie matures sad us. It is inevitable that everyone will feel so smart and make the right suggestions while watching.

Trying to make a whole movie with a very short story is the most uninspiring part. It's as if the director woke up in the morning and said 'let's make a movie, scribble something' and everything happened very quickly.

I think the events in the script should be handled with a wider chain of possibilities and the illogicalities should definitely be removed. In short, fluidity contrary to the flow of life brings the heroes to the forefront, but oddities in the same parallel extinguish the hero.