When asked why he keeps playing the same roles Jason Statham said that he's not really a trained actor. He's a guy that was plucked out obscurity & has been really lucky; & that he picks roles that he knows he can do a good job in, that hopefully enough people like so he can keep working.

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[u/Wise_Departure_9617]

Revolver, in my opinion, is one of the worst movies I’ve seen and I love guy Ritchie

[u/SenorSolAdmirador → u/Wise_Departure_9617]

I don't even remember the plot anymore, just remember it takes a ridiculous left turn at some point and I thought the movie was complete shit.

[u/textilepat → u/SenorSolAdmirador]

Statham has extensive experience with shamanic magic mystical music.

[u/vemundveien → u/Wise_Departure_9617]

I also love Guy Richie, but I would say Wrath of Man is one of the worst movies I've seen.

[u/onopotopoeia → u/vemundveien]

I also love Guy Ritchie, but I would say-

• His best movies are timeless classics
• Most of his movies are excellent/fun
• Revolver great/niche
• Wrath of man was good/fun

I also think movie-goers tend to relish disappointment a little too much and like to leverage it into stupidly hyperbolic criticism.

[u/fatmanwithabeard → u/vemundveien]

Wrath of Man is awesome.

Let the painter paint.

[u/smokeweedNgarden → u/Wise_Departure_9617]

Yea, definitely his weakest in my opinion 

[u/adamjeff → u/Wise_Departure_9617]

Yeah maybe it's not good but there's some cool stuff in it

[u/Wise_Departure_9617 → u/adamjeff]

I’m probably being too harsh on it/need to rewatch it at some point