Jason Statham's action film "Beekeeper" "Bee Man" released the feature film clip of "Use Explosion to Fight Fraud" Hide
1905 Movie News Directed by David Ayer, written by Kurt Weimer, Jason Statham, Josh The crime action movie "The Beekeeper" starring Hutcherson is currently being released worldwide. The official released a clip from the bombing and anti-fraud feature film, showing the scene where beekeeper Clay (played by Jason Statham) beats criminals in the fraud group building. The film tells the story of Agent Clay, who retired and became a beekeeper. After his landlady Parker committed suicide due to an online fraud, he came back to avenge her until he wiped out the entire fraud group. After the film was released, both domestic and foreign film information platforms gave good scores: 9.0 on Maoyan, 8.9 on Taopiaopiao, 72% freshness on Rotten Tomatoes, 92% on Popcorn Index, and 6.7 on IMDb. The highest rating, the film's opening shots along the way bring the audience the ultimate sense of refreshment.
In the feature film released this time, Clay came to the den of the Internet fraud group and had a head-on negotiation with Garnett (David Weitz), the group's gold medal winner and the initiator of the suicide of his landlord Parker. Clay prepared to burn down the fraud control hall on the grounds of revenge. Derek was instantly angered when he saw this and ordered his followers to drive him out. Clay entered fighting mode, punching, dodging, throwing and other actions smoothly. Finally, he said to Derek who was left alone, I guess you must be proud of yourself, which made him frightened. Clay did not defeat Derek because Derek was the key figure who provided important clues on his road to revenge.
The film's rich and exciting fighting scenes and straightforward approach to the crime syndicate's hideout give it a cool film quality. Klein could not tolerate the innocent victimization of his landlady, so he returned to the world to seek justice for her shame. Clay relied on his battle-experienced confidence and full of rage, and his combat effectiveness reached its peak when facing his opponents. It cuts the knot with a quick knife, and it's really enjoyable. This is a pure enjoyable movie, and other word-of-mouth reviews show the audience's true viewing experience.
"The Beekeeper" won the box office title in its first weekend, with a global box office total of US$37.7 million (as of Sunday, January 14). The North American market contributed US$16.6 million, and 16,618 overseas theaters performed strongly, generating a total box office of US$21.14 million.
Last weekend, the film opened in 52 overseas countries and regions outside the United States, including: China, Taiwan, German-speaking Europe, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, the Benelux region, South America, Poland, Hungary, and Bulgaria , Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, the Baltics, the Middle East, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Ukraine and the CIS outside of Russia. As an independent film, after "The Beekeeper" was released in major overseas markets, approximately US$2 million in box office revenue came from the IMAX giant screen. This is a rare situation. In overseas film markets excluding China and Russia, "The Beekeeper" is 31% ahead of "Wrath of Man", 28% ahead of "Planet Down", and 24% ahead of "John Wick".
