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Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:

>A Working Man (theatrical) New action movie written by Sylvester 
>Stallone, directed by David Ayer, and starring Jason Statham.  Statham 
>stars as (checks notes) a working Man. He works for a construction 
>company run by Michael Pena.  Michael Pena's adult daughter also works 
>there, and one day she gets herself kidnapped by Russian sex 
>traffickers.

Oh! That's why it's not starring Liam Neeson and his very particular set
of skills. It's not the lead character's daughters being kidnapped.

>These Russians are straight out of the "John Wick" / 
>"Equalizer" central casting office.  Pena knows his friend Stathan has a 
>particular set of skills. . . . 

Hehe