Mechanic: Resurrection
Arthur Bishop thought he had put his murderous past behind him when his most formidable foe kidnaps the love of his life. Now he is forced to travel the globe to complete three impossible assassinations, and do what he does best, make them look like accidents. From TMDB
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51 of 51 · most liked firstA LinkedIn page for Jason Statham has been made ahead of his new action movie ‘A WORKING MAN’ “Open to work: Construction Foreman, Transporter, Mechanic, Secret Agent and Beekeeper roles” Read our review: bit.ly/WorkingDF
unlabelledView post →every Jason Statham movie is about a guy with a name like Rick Hammers who has a job -- usually the title of the movie: Transporter, Beekeeper, Mechanic, etc -- that he has to leave to go avenge a wrong using the violent methods he vowed to leave behind i will watch all of them
unlabelledView post →If you think about it, Jason Statham’s entire movie career is just an ex-military guy doing entry level jobs. The Beekeeper. The Mechanic. The Locksmith. The Bank Job. It’s a commentary on the challenges of veterans transitioning into civilian life.
unlabelledView post →The Mechanic (1972) Directed by Michael Winner
unlabelledView post →I've been thinking *for years* she should have been positioned as the main character. Like oooh I get it, she was the eye candy in a "boy movie", I know, but she was also A MECHANIC - and not once did we ever get to see her expressing interest or fascination with the Transformers as living machines.
unlabelledView post →Conclusion: I'll be shocked if there is no Beekeeper 2. Ending (no spoiler) was very much in the vein of The Mechanic redo (sidenote: another movie that cast him with noted A-list actors; Irons in this, Donald Sutherland in that one).
unlabelledView post →watching Mechanic: Resurrection on basic cable on a Saturday night — doing great, thanks — and i had somehow forgotten that Tommy Lee Jones just shows up out of nowhere looking like this in the last 30 minutes of the movie
unlabelledView post →Today on @thedigitalbits.bsky.social website – Criterion is releasing a 10-Film Wes Anderson #4K Collection, plus Last of Us: S2, Sinners, The Mechanic, more Gerry Anderson TV classics from Imprint & more! thedigitalbits.com/columns/my-t...
unlabelledView post →Amazing news! Orc Mechanic: The 4 Day Paint-Job was just selected by Porn Film Festival Vienna www.pffv.at An afternoon with an orc mechanic? Yes please! Music by Plack Blague & Entity Crisis.
unlabelledView post →Because the issue of lighting is coming up again with regard to the first film, here's some helpful behind-the-scenes talk about it from the Mechanic & World book I translated. I think people forget you can't see in a blackout. Throw in smoke/dust, and that amplifies things.
unlabelledView post →Fun fact: the night Saturday Night Live premiered, NBC ran the Charles Bronson film THE MECHANIC.
unlabelledView post →I have this theory that you can make more or less the exact same movie with Jason Statham with any profession name -The Mechanic -The Beekeeper -The Transporter -The Toll Collector -The Podiatrist I'm only making two of those up.
unlabelledView post →Jason Statham really needs to make a Klumps meets the Expendables movie that teams up the Transporter, the Beekeeper, Hobbes, Cranked guy, Working Man, The Mechanic, and scuba-Statham from The Meg.
unlabelledView post →Trades despriptions should look into Jason Statham. The Mechanic films don't tell you much about being a mechanic, The Beekeeper reveals little about beekeeping, and A Working Man won't equip you for life on a construction site. Statham can do better than this 2/5. film-authority.com/2025/03/27/a...
unlabelledView post →A while back I watched some action movie that had a classical song I liked, but I forgot what movie it was so I could't find the song. Fast forward to today, I'm watching The Mechanic and realize this is the movie. The song is Piano Trio No. 2 in E-Flat by Schubert. Case closed.
unlabelledView post →The second half of Love from a Stranger is fantastic, found High Noon a bit overrated, Mechanic Resurrection isn’t great and the ‘new’ Robocop film is great. #LastFourWatched
unlabelledView post →@auberon.bsky.social in the remake of the film “The Mechanic” with Donald Sutherland he had a pearl handled 45 with the inscription. “AMAT VICTORIA CURAM” which translates to “Victory Loves Preparation”. If I ever invest in a pistol I’d like to have it engraved with this to commemorate him. 😉💯🤔
unlabelledView post →It's #LetterboxdFriday so here's my #LastFourWatched. Obvious recommend is Demolition Man, but the Mechanic was a little more introspective than I thought it would be. The opening was pretty good. So if you want to stretch your watchlist, that's a fine way to go.
unlabelledView post →I'm on a streak for watching movies like I've not been for a long time. I enjoy that. So tonight I'm starting with The Mechanic (Kalter Hauch). Planning for at least one more. #NowWatching #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →Ok, after watching Michael Winner's debut film, I need one more team-up with Bronson. I gotta jump to present day, tho. #NowWatching The Mechanic (1972) Dir. Michael Winner #Filmsky #cinema #Bronson
unlabelledView post →Orc Mechanic 2020 The video we made with this one was in the Hump Film Festival!
unlabelledView post →Ok, new seal installed, new bearings, all put together with some grey goo, wonderful. Fill in some diesel to flush out the mud and expectedly, the side I fixed is fine but its gushing out the other wheel now. The filler happens to be on this side, so for oil (or the diesel I'm flushing with) to reach the other side, it needed to be fixed this end first. Should've ordered both sides, in hindsight. And the bearings need replacing anyways, the play on the outer end of the rim has gone from 5 mm to…
unlabelledView post →Mechanic kid is the best part of the movie. #Riffotronic
unlabelledView post →[the movie speed] MECHANIC: *points to bomb* there’s yer problem
unlabelledView post →Improve a movie title by adding "With Big Naturals" The Mechanic With Big Naturals
unlabelledView post →Watching THE MECHANIC (1972) and Jill Ireland's film poster collection is seriously impressive.
unlabelledView post →A friend and I watched it last weekend. Everything we wanted from a Jason Statham film. He fights some people. He shoots some people. There are car chases. We then watched ‘The Mechanic’. A great night.
unlabelledView post →The Mechanic is a solid and mean little hitman film from Michael Winner that I very much dug. 🎥 boxd.it/6FBVZB 🎥 #Filmsky
unlabelledView post →The Mechanic (1972) I have something in the pipeline about this movie
unlabelledView post →Rewatching Strange Days on The Criterion Channel and it’s really cool how that BrainDance Mechanic in Cyberpunk 2077 is straight lifted from this film.
unlabelledView post →favorite film for each year of the '70s from someone who hasn't watched much 70s cinema: 1970: M*A*S*H 1971: Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory 1972: The Mechanic 1973: Enter the Dragon 1974: Young Frankenstein 1975: Jaws 1976: Rocky 1977: Star Wars 1978: Superman 1979: Alien
unlabelledView post →The Mechanic is a brilliant film. If you haven’t already, track it down.
unlabelledView post →Watching my first Statham movie. The Mechanic.
unlabelledView post →That scene in Mad Max (1979) where The Goose and The Mechanic show Max the "New" V8 Pursuit Special might be the best movie ever made.
unlabelledView post →Boxing Day film #3: The Mechanic
unlabelledView post →I'm watching Working Man, which was the film I was thinking of the other day when I watched The Mechanic
unlabelledView post →Film #260 of 2026 The Mechanic (1972) Charles Bronson plays a hitman who takes on a protoge. I've become kind of obsessed with Bronson's output lately.
unlabelledView post →I think John Wick and another movie called The Mechanic but I don’t remember if it had stealth moments I think John Wick did but I could be wrong
unlabelledView post →The (movie) The Mechanic 1080p (iTunes)(DE) €4.99 (Action) (iMDB) 6.5 Cast: Jason Statham, Ben Foster, Tony Goldwyn, Donald Sutherland, Jeff Chase, Mini Anden
unlabelledView post →The (movie) The Mechanic 1080p (iTunes)(DE) €3.99 (Action) (iMDB) 7.1 Cast: Charles Bronson, Jan-Michael Vincent, Keenan Wynn, Jill Ireland, Linda Ridgeway, Frank DeKova
unlabelledView post →The (movie) The Mechanic 1080p (iTunes)(UK) £3.99 (Action) (iMDB) 7.1 Cast: Charles Bronson, Jan-Michael Vincent, Keenan Wynn, Jill Ireland, Linda Ridgeway, Frank DeKova
unlabelledView post →The (movie) Mechanic: Resurrection 1080p (iTunes)(DE) €3.99 (Action) (iMDB) 6.2 Cast: Jason Statham, Jessica Alba, Tommy Lee Jones, Michelle Yeoh, Sam Hazeldine, John Cenatiempo
unlabelledView post →The (movie) The Mechanic 1080p (iTunes)(US) $4.99 (Action) (iMDB) 6.5 Cast: Jason Statham, Ben Foster, Tony Goldwyn, Donald Sutherland, Jeff Chase, Mini Anden
unlabelledView post →The (movie) The Mechanic 1080p (iTunes)(US) $4.99 (Action) (iMDB) 6.5 Cast: Jason Statham, Ben Foster, Tony Goldwyn, Donald Sutherland, Jeff Chase, Mini Anden
unlabelledView post →The Transporter(my first Statham film), The Bank Job, Wrath if Man, The Beekeeper and The Mechanic. Wrath of Man was so violent and The Beekeeper was kind of silly. It’s fun watching him be Jason Statham. Some day I’ll watch Lock, Stock and Smoking Barrels (Guy Ritchie) which is more highly rated.
unlabelledView post →The (movie) Mechanic: Resurrection (4K) (HD/HDX) (Vudu) (US) for $4 Cast: Jason Statham, Jessica Alba, Tommy Lee Jones, Michelle Yeoh, Sam Hazeldine, John Cenatiempo Genre: (Action) (Movies Anywhere) Trailer & Reviews : www.rottentomatoes.com/m/mechanic_r...
unlabelledView post →I am anti-nostalgia, but 1970s urban environments on film take me back to my childhood in a big way. I am still not sure if I like The Mechanic because it is a good movie or it just reminds me of home. I think part of the reason I live where I do is the neighborhood gives off urban 70s vibes.
unlabelledView post →Improves upon the first film, which is a rather impressive feat. I felt thoroughly entertained throughout this. I do like Jason Statham films admittedly, sure he plays very similar roles each time but I find myself enjoying the vast majority of his work. 'Mechanic: Resurrection' is no different. Statham is excellent as he reprises Bishop. I rate his performance, just like in 'The Mechanic'. I find what Bishop encounters in this film much more riveting than what happens in the 2011 production,…
positive · AI labelView post →A sequel that no one asked for, the first one was alright but didn't even stand out by Statham standards. The sequel isn't quite as 'alright', a bit sloppily put together and not very well thought of but if you liked the original and Statham in general it's still watchable. 5.5/10
neutral · AI labelView post →Falling in love is a trap, but some men risk everything for it. This is an unexpected sequel. Actually, I was looking for other sequels from Statham's filmography, particularly the third 'Crank'. I think the idea of going for it was good and the film was not that bad, if your purpose of a watch is time pass. The story was so bad, but the filmmaking was excellent. Because it was made by a renowned German director. Only if he had got a better script, the outcome would have been different. So it's…
neutral · AI labelView post →British badass Jason Statham is back and doing what he does best: kicking butt and taking targeted names in the process. The veteran action star is out for more blood in the labored sequel Mechanic: Resurrection. The trouble, however, is that fist-swinging wrecking ball Statham’s taste for boisterous blood in his latest toothless and meandering globe-trotting caper may be in desperate need of a transfusion. Woefully repetitive, aimless, strained and riddled with formulaic sharp-shooting…
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