The Beekeeper (Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, rated R, 105 minutes, 2.35:1 aspect ratio, $24.98) Action movie staple Jason Statham teamed up with director David Ayer (“Fury” and “Suicide ...

Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment have set April 23rd, 2024 as the physical media release date for The Beekeeper on 4K Ultra HD with Dolby Atmos audio, Blu-ray, and DVD.. You can pre-order ...

In The Beekeeper, one man’s brutal campaign for vengeance takes on national stakes after he is revealed to be a former operative of a powerful and clandestine organization known as “Beekeepers.” ...

The Beekeeper is exactly as stupid as it should be, but the bad news is that the fun is undercut by a heavy current of grimness that leaves a taste that’s hard to wash out of your mouth ...

David Ayer's The Beekeeper stars Jason Statham as Adam Clay, one of the beekeepers, a group of mysterious soldiers who are supposed to keep balance in society.

The Beekeeper, as you might expect, is filled with enough bee puns to last a lifetime. You will never need one again. Actually, you may never need to see or want to see a movie again period.

The Beekeeper program is what you’d have if the CIA created a special division of bad-asses who specialize in dispensing Western-film vigilante justice, and Statham is our man with no name. Or at ...

“The Beekeeper” is a violent revenge fantasy that, like so many others before it, centers on a brooding male loner with a secret background and lethal skills who comes out of retirement when ...

“The Beekeeper” might share DNA strands of plot with “John Wick,” but it does not have the poetry of those films; where “John Wick” is brooding, this is brutish.

Things drag whenever “The Beekeeper” goes through the motions of being sensible. There’s endless scenes of panicky phone calls and a go-nowhere moral debate between outsider justice and ...