Jason Statham’s 95-Minute Action Thriller Gets a Second Chance on Digital

A disappointing box-office run isn't affecting the performance of Jason Statham's latest movie on digital. If anything, the film's theatrical release created enough awareness about it among viewers. The movie was hit by a major setback ahead of its debut, when it was accidentally uploaded on Prime Video for a few hours, and then disseminated on illegal file-sharing sites by online pirates. This didn't appear to dent the film's box-office performance much, given how Statham's other 2026 release, Shelter, performed in its theatrical run this past January. Shelter made around $14 million domestically, against a reported budget of $50 million, falling drastically short of both A Working Man and The Beekeeper.

Statham's latest release was able to gross around $15 million in its box-office run domestically, and around $27 million worldwide against a reported budget of $40 million. It will always be regarded as a box-office bomb, but the key to the success of Statham's movies has always been their home-video performance. And the new film is already doing tremendously well on the PVOD market. According to FlixPatrol, it's currently the number-one film on the domestic Amazon and iTunes charts, overtaking holdover hits such as Moana, Backrooms, and Obsession.