Jason Statham has had a diverse career in the movie industry, transitioning from modeling and dancing to becoming a successful actor. His breakthrough came with the 1998 film “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,” directed by Guy Ritchie. Statham’s action career took off with the original “Transporter” film, and he went on to star in various action-packed movies like “Wаr,” “Deаth Race,” and “Homefront” throughout the 2000s. He also became a part of popular franchises such as “The Expendables” and “The Fast and the Furious.”

With several franchises under his belt, let’s rank each Jason Statham franchise from worst to best:

The Mechanic: The 2011 remake of “The Mechanic” paired Statham with Ben Foster, but the film’s action sequences were over-edited, and the story was forgettable. Its 2016 sequel, “Mechanic: Resurrection,” wasted a great cast and failed to leave a lasting impression.

The Expendables: While the “Expendables” series promised to unite iconic action movie heroes, the films didn’t live up to their potential. The humor often fell flat, relying too much on callbacks to the stars’ glory days, and the action was burdened with subpar CGI. However, Statham’s performance was often a highlight.

The Fast and the Furious: Statham’s character, Shaw, was introduced as a villain in the “Fast and the Furious” franchise but later became a more redeemable character. While Vin Diesel is the series’ main star, Statham’s presence added a strong co-star element to the films.

The Transporter: The “Transporter” trilogy is arguably Statham’s most well-known franchise. His charisma and impressive figҺting skills shone through as the titular driver who adheres to a strict set of rules. The second film in the series is considered the best, and the franchise features some of Statham’s most memorable figҺt scenes.

Crank: The “Crank” franchise stands out as the wildest and most unique of Statham’s filmography. The films capture a frenetic energy akin to open-world video games, with Statham playing a hitman injected with a pоisоn that keeps him alive as long as his adrenaline stays high. The movies combine comedy and action, showcasing Statham’s versatility as an actor.