The Bricklayer, The Accountant, The Baker, The American, The Beekeeper, The Mother... Damn, sometimes I wonder if I might really be an assassin and just not know it.
I feel like Hollywood is planning to go through all the blue collar job titles until they run out, and then start on the white collar professions. Next up: the drywaller.
Wow. Thanks for your insights and confirmation. Looks like a varied job. And traveling around the world is also included. I should seriously consider a job change. New year, new opportunities!
The plumber. The electrician. The framer. The sheet rock. The foreman. The journey. The apprentice ate assassins mind blown. Fuck everyone on the jobsite is a freaking.😂😅😅😂 assassin
When I was a teenager, I had a friend who’s dad who was a bricklayer. I worked with them for a couple of weeks for some extra weed money. This is every bit of how those 2 weeks went for me.
The Postman is already a movie though. 1997, Kevin Costner, post apocalyptic movie about a nomad who lies about being from a restarted US government and ends up kinda becoming a postman.
The Bricklayer, the Beekeeper, the Accountant, soon there will be 'The Plumber' and 'The Electrician' and they'll finally get their Avengers team up...."The Tradesmen"
While it looks good I'd say watch Cliffhanger and Die Hard 2 THEN this trailer and see if there aren't similarities. Don't get me wrong, I love action flicks and Aaron Eckhart is awesome, but just because he uses a trowel doesn't mean this is the dawn of a new age of action films. I have high hopes, but not for originality.
I feel bad for renny harlin that the only movies he can put in promotions is die hard 2 and cliffhanger. I would actually defend other films he’s made. But I do miss when he was a full Hollywood big budget director instead of vod
Literally lol at "I'm the bricklayer" will they ever run out of random blue-collar jobs to frame the "CIA agent comes out of retirement" archetype? I don't know when Aaron Eckhart became the American Jason Statham, but I'm fine with it. We just need a crossover film "The Beekeper and the Bricklayer"
Yes exactly. They are inferring a Die Hard sort of premise here, it's tiptoe into established danger almost...the same director too 😅🙄 they seem like a good match but no way can Eckhart replace Bruce Willis IF they are aiming for similar audience...
He once attended a support group for people who lost their children to help him prepare for a role. He pretended to have lose a child of his own (at the time, he is childless. Not sure now). I mean, it's method acting, sure. But that's just dickish to me. Anyways, I lost interest in following his movies after I read this article.
Every time an actor reaches his "Taken" era, I feel sad and excited at the same time. These types of movies are my generation's equivalent of B-movie blockbuster classics like Commando and Rambo, which my father enjoyed very much.
I'd rather watch something like this for pure entertainment rather than the woke nonsense Disney Marvel and Star Wars gives you. At least these movies aren't afraid of a straight White man being the lead role.
@@UnicornpirateThe debate is when people decide a film is woke just because the protagonist *isn’t* a straight white male. Like, MCU will make a TV show targeted to appeal to young girls of color, then old white men will be like “this doesn’t look like me!” “You weren’t the target demographic for this one, mate.”
@@nooneai I'm not sure I follow your line of reasoning? I pointed out that some people don't like it when a protagonist is not a straight white male. You point out that there have been terrific women protagonists in the past. Both things can be true at the same time, yes?
I think it's cool that action stars are getting older...Aaron Eckhart is 55...a bit past typical retirement age for an operator...but not completely unbelievable I suppose. Liam Neeson was the real catalyst for a wave of silverback tough guys of course...Taken (#1) came out when he was 56 and he is still in those roles now in his early 70s...impressive really.
Don't think there is a ceiling for retirement for CIA operator, they are ex-Tier 1, so usually around mid-40 when they come out of say SOFD-D or Devgru and they went into "Private" work for the CIA, otherwise in theatre op, the CIA usually just use existing Tier 1 asset
It's so fun to see Nina in action rules I don't care what anybody says about her career being a flop since you left TVD I feel like it was the best choice for her and her career regardless of them being a flop or a success loved her in the return of Xander cage
I got some ideas hear me out The Electrician The chef The carpenter The fisherman The iron worker The plumber The welder The pipe fitter The barista The physiotherapist Just some ideas might be on to something
This makes me lol a little😅 If you liked The Bee Keeper, Get Ready For THE BRICK LAYER😂 And coming to a theatre near you in the near future The Garbage Man!!! He might be smelly but he knows How to Take Out The Trash ....... This does look good though 😆
The Electrician (shockingly addictive), The Plumber, The Carpenter, The Chef, The Cook, The Sculpture (very creative), The Welder (likes it hot), The Gamer (always playing around), etc... At this rate just about every occupational tittle Has an agent in it. LOL..😆👍
My father was a bricklayer (and a damn good one - he got an award for building the Mercury Building in Washington D.C. with curved brick). I paid for my college education as a bricklayer laborer. I'm glad to see a main movie character pay homage to this skilled trade!
Seems like there have been a thousand movies like this over the past 10 years. These days, I'd much rather watch a movie about a bricklayer, farmer, etc. Huge respect for people who can build things.
Had a similar life. I worked for an italian family and carried a gun. That's what I was allowed to tell people. Of course it was a grocery store owned by an italian family and it was a pricing gun.. but left out the smaller details when I told this.
@@wolfgangruca7130 😂 “He’s your average plumber by day, but by night he’s plunging on to the mean streets of the city. He’s snaking out the bad guys and washing away any competition. Don’t worry, he’ll gas the opponent and take care of the sh*t” 🤣🤣
I hope they make a sequel to this..this was good.."I never do a job without my tools!" Thought it was cool when he's using his bricklaying tools when dispatching the opposition
Oh boy. They don't even want to mention Renny Harlin's name, just the only two movies he directed that were hits. Three decades ago. And there is a reference to Finland even in this one: a tiny gin brand by a company desperate to get out of the red. Sound familiar?
Looking forward to this it looks amazing seeing Nina dobrev on the scene like this brings back the XXX Xander cage vibes when she was a computer genius for CIA
One guy beating up and/or killing many other guys in non-stop action. Seems familiar. Keanu, Liam, Denzel, Nicolas, Jason, Pierce and now Eckhart. All inspired by Bond and Bourne I suppose. Conclusion: Hollywood is clearly out of ideas. At this point watching someone actually lay bricks would be more intriguing.
God will Hollywood ever stop making the “secret cia spy does blue collar work as a cover” films? The bricklayer, the beekeeper, the transporter, the mechanic. PLEASE. STOP.
I like all of these actors, but enough is enough. Can't really blame the screenwriter for applying a formula that guarantees a paycheck, but we've all seen this movie a 1000 times in the past 10 years.
The Bricklayer, The Accountant, The Baker, The American, The Beekeeper, The Mother... Damn, sometimes I wonder if I might really be an assassin and just not know it.
You just need to figure out what your activation word is and it'll be go time.
Now I'm really preoccupied about myself! 😅
I can’t wait for the photographer
They need to kung fu hustle this and have a cross over with them all living in the same town.
I feel like Hollywood is planning to go through all the blue collar job titles until they run out, and then start on the white collar professions. Next up: the drywaller.
As a bricklayer this is a 110% accurate account of how my job is on a day to day basis 👍
I took an adult class in masonry at the vo tech and I couldn’t agree more!
Wow. Thanks for your insights and confirmation. Looks like a varied job. And traveling around the world is also included. I should seriously consider a job change. New year, new opportunities!
As a brick this is 110% my experience of bricklayers.
The plumber. The electrician. The framer. The sheet rock. The foreman. The journey. The apprentice ate assassins mind blown. Fuck everyone on the jobsite is a freaking.😂😅😅😂 assassin
When I was a teenager, I had a friend who’s dad who was a bricklayer. I worked with them for a couple of weeks for some extra weed money. This is every bit of how those 2 weeks went for me.
This is CLEARLY about a guy who never throws in the trowel...
Thank you; thank you very much. I'll be here all week.
Throws bricks....🎉....er. ...flowers😊
😂
Okay, that was just inspired 🤣
That pun was mortar-fying.
@@truejim Stop it , you guys are killing me 😂
The Milkman, The Postman, The Chef, The Farmer, The Grocer, The Gardener, The Baker, The Candlestick Maker, so many more films to come!
The Postman is already a movie though. 1997, Kevin Costner, post apocalyptic movie about a nomad who lies about being from a restarted US government and ends up kinda becoming a postman.
The Countrysider??
The Grocer is definitely coming
Coming soon: The Assistant to the Regional Manager
dood ......... the BEEKEEPER in cinemas now
The Bricklayer, the Beekeeper, the Accountant, soon there will be 'The Plumber' and 'The Electrician' and they'll finally get their Avengers team up...."The Tradesmen"
LMAO... Savage Dude... Well said...
Don’t forget The Mechanic! (with Charles Bronson, then remade with Jason Stratham)
The CZcamsr lol
And then there's The Killer - turns out, he's not an assassin at all. He hangs drywall
I have never seen a movie like this before. Purely original.
I really didn't expect it when the guy fought other guys like in every other movie
While it looks good I'd say watch Cliffhanger and Die Hard 2 THEN this trailer and see if there aren't similarities. Don't get me wrong, I love action flicks and Aaron Eckhart is awesome, but just because he uses a trowel doesn't mean this is the dawn of a new age of action films. I have high hopes, but not for originality.
If you're looking for originality then you need to phase into an alternate universe. Every idea has already been utilized to some degree.
I think the original comment was meant to be taken as a sarcastic humour. So, r/whoosh.
I feel bad for renny harlin that the only movies he can put in promotions is die hard 2 and cliffhanger. I would actually defend other films he’s made. But I do miss when he was a full Hollywood big budget director instead of vod
Literally lol at "I'm the bricklayer" will they ever run out of random blue-collar jobs to frame the "CIA agent comes out of retirement" archetype? I don't know when Aaron Eckhart became the American Jason Statham, but I'm fine with it. We just need a crossover film "The Beekeper and the Bricklayer"
Yes exactly. They are inferring a Die Hard sort of premise here, it's tiptoe into established danger almost...the same director too 😅🙄 they seem like a good match but no way can Eckhart replace Bruce Willis IF they are aiming for similar audience...
The Proctologists asisstant.
Honestly, I love this guy. He should’ve been in much better movies, his whole career.
great actor
The core 🥇
True, but sadly he doesn't sell that many tickets🤷♂
Thank you for smoking was a good one. He does take stinky roles, for the most part.
He once attended a support group for people who lost their children to help him prepare for a role. He pretended to have lose a child of his own (at the time, he is childless. Not sure now). I mean, it's method acting, sure. But that's just dickish to me.
Anyways, I lost interest in following his movies after I read this article.
Can't wait for the sequel when he meets The Beekeeper. I love shared universes.
Or when they both meet the Mechanic. The new one as they might be an old movie the Mechanic. Can you imagine that,
@@liizzset yes there is already a mechanic franchise with statham as the lead
Every time an actor reaches his "Taken" era, I feel sad and excited at the same time. These types of movies are my generation's equivalent of B-movie blockbuster classics like Commando and Rambo, which my father enjoyed very much.
I'd rather watch something like this for pure entertainment rather than the woke nonsense Disney Marvel and Star Wars gives you. At least these movies aren't afraid of a straight White man being the lead role.
@@UnicornpirateThe debate is when people decide a film is woke just because the protagonist *isn’t* a straight white male. Like, MCU will make a TV show targeted to appeal to young girls of color, then old white men will be like “this doesn’t look like me!” “You weren’t the target demographic for this one, mate.”
@@truejimI'm sure you feel better after posting this
@@truejimYes because actions stars like Linda Hamilton or Sigourney Weaver never existed, your persecution fantasy is showing sweetie.
@@nooneai I'm not sure I follow your line of reasoning? I pointed out that some people don't like it when a protagonist is not a straight white male. You point out that there have been terrific women protagonists in the past. Both things can be true at the same time, yes?
I think it's cool that action stars are getting older...Aaron Eckhart is 55...a bit past typical retirement age for an operator...but not completely unbelievable I suppose.
Liam Neeson was the real catalyst for a wave of silverback tough guys of course...Taken (#1) came out when he was 56 and he is still in those roles now in his early 70s...impressive really.
Sylvester Stallone's also been doing that for a while too. Rambo from 2006 when he was around 59 when he made that film.
You forgot the original - "the Mechanic" with Charles Bronson, the original tough man.
Have to also give props to Bruce Willis, I loved him in Red and Red 2. Did the Red movies come before Liam Neeson's movies? I can't remember.
Don't think there is a ceiling for retirement for CIA operator, they are ex-Tier 1, so usually around mid-40 when they come out of say SOFD-D or Devgru and they went into "Private" work for the CIA, otherwise in theatre op, the CIA usually just use existing Tier 1 asset
The Plummer, The Handyman, The Hairdresser, The Wedding Planner, etc... Waiting for them all to hit the big screens.
hmmmm, let's notforget the Vitamin Salesman
Nina and Aaron - never thought I'd see that combination
I smell oscar nomination For Nina
@@Hakeem990 movie itself was average. Nina took a beating though
Nina Dobrev needs to do more action movies, she is amazing
Unfortunately, this beautiful woman from vampire diary is also getting older. you can see it in her face
So? What does that have to do with the comment. Everyone ages
So a bricklayer, a beekeeper and a painter walk into a movie theater together.
It’s either going to do really well at the box office or sink like a brick😂😂😂
I know what you did there LOL 😂😂😂
will flop, looks a good watch but these movies never make money anymore
It's so fun to see Nina in action rules I don't care what anybody says about her career being a flop since you left TVD I feel like it was the best choice for her and her career regardless of them being a flop or a success loved her in the return of Xander cage
At least she is working,,,unlike the rest of TVD crew...
@@zvonchiPaul Wesley is Captain Kirk in a Star Trek prequel, so there's that.
What an interesting backhanded compliment way of putting things. Personally, I think she is beautiful and it's lovely to watch her in any medium.
Thank you for all the comments💜
Not a flop she just can't act
The Beekeeper, The Bricklayer , and The Painter.....................am I sensing a theme here?
(Not complaining! )
a hardware store shall soon appear!!🤣🤣🤣
You forgot The Gardener.
cant forget the mechanic 😭
@@solitairelyrics lol! So true! And The Accountant, just for good measure!
"The Bricklayer," "The Beekeeper." What's next, "The Beetfarmer?"
Shouldn't he have hit at least one person with a brick in this trailer? I am disappoint.
When the guy says "can I help you?" I wish the other guy would of said " I'm gonna lay a brick"😂
Cliche: The Movie
Starring Actor Man and Actor Woman. Coming this fall to a theatre near you.
NIna Dobrev y Aaron Eckhart es un duo que no sabia que necesitaba ver en una pelicula de accion. Lets Go! ❤❤
I got some ideas hear me out
The Electrician
The chef
The carpenter
The fisherman
The iron worker
The plumber
The welder
The pipe fitter
The barista
The physiotherapist
Just some ideas might be on to something
And d candle maker
This makes me lol a little😅 If you liked The Bee Keeper, Get Ready For THE BRICK LAYER😂 And coming to a theatre near you in the near future The Garbage Man!!! He might be smelly but he knows How to Take Out The Trash ....... This does look good though 😆
That's actually the Adrien Brody movie "Clean". 😂
How many ‘invincible assassin who lost his wife and dog’ movies can we take?
I wanna see Nina in a good bad girl role again. She really rocks at it. And that low raspy voice she used when she played Katherine wow 👌
I have the title for the next one. Wait for it….The Pipelayer.
Beekeeper, bricklayer... what's next? A drain doctor?
So what is next, A plumber or An electrician or A cable guy maybe A catering guy?
There already is a cable guy lol with Jim Carrey 😊
The Electrician (shockingly addictive), The Plumber, The Carpenter, The Chef, The Cook, The Sculpture (very creative), The Welder (likes it hot), The Gamer (always playing around), etc... At this rate just about every occupational tittle Has an agent in it. LOL..😆👍
They haven't done 'the Carpenter' yet. I'm waiting for that one.
....somebody needs to do a parody of all of these 'humble SUPER KILLER' films...
I’m sure the next movie is going to be name “The Photographer” and the one after that is gonna be “ Xerox guy” rofl 😂
😂😂😅😅
We better have The Roofer movie coming next!
My father was a bricklayer (and a damn good one - he got an award for building the Mercury Building in Washington D.C. with curved brick). I paid for my college education as a bricklayer laborer. I'm glad to see a main movie character pay homage to this skilled trade!
Seems like there have been a thousand movies like this over the past 10 years. These days, I'd much rather watch a movie about a bricklayer, farmer, etc. Huge respect for people who can build things.
Had a similar life. I worked for an italian family and carried a gun. That's what I was allowed to tell people. Of course it was a grocery store owned by an italian family and it was a pricing gun.. but left out the smaller details when I told this.
Looks Completely Awesome and Count Me ALL The Way In.
They say Winston Churchill’s hobby was laying bricks. He reportedly took great pride in his brick creations.
What a rebound for Tommy Devito's old agent to be the antagonist in this!
Looks interesting, will await the plumber, the painter, maybe the seamstress…..
From the genius minds that brought us „The Beekeeper“.
"The Cleaning People""The Landscaper" "The Plumber" "The Electrician" "The Piano Teacher (In sensoround)" "Ballet Wars"
Oh my god, I’ve never seen this exact plot before! Did the pitchman literally just say “how about John Brick?!”
"i'm never, ever stop coming" lovely dialogue lmao.
My old man and 3 brothers did this and they had arms like gods. They could pull rebar out of set concrete.
I'm here for the comments, and I thoroughly enjoyed all of it lol
This was really good. Lots of suspense and action. Dobrev really brought it. Eckhart is, well, Eckhart. You can expect nothing but the best from him.
Don't know how they keep coming up with such original plots !!!
She is the supervisor goddammit
The Proctologist. It's about to hit the fan.
I've been thinking for years that that guy from the Stone Age would make a great villain
Jamie Lanister looks different.
“Beekeeper” and “Bricklayer” Some strange titles coming out lately. What’s next? “Plumber”
THAT WILL BE FUCKING AWESOME THO
@@wolfgangruca7130 😂 “He’s your average plumber by day, but by night he’s plunging on to the mean streets of the city. He’s snaking out the bad guys and washing away any competition. Don’t worry, he’ll gas the opponent and take care of the sh*t” 🤣🤣
@@hithereiam4878 WOW LOL 🤣🤣
@@hithereiam4878 don;t forget to flush that comment down the pan
I hope they make a sequel to this..this was good.."I never do a job without my tools!"
Thought it was cool when he's using his bricklaying tools when dispatching the opposition
They look good together. I hope it's a good movie. I never would have paired these two together, but I like it.
Im waiting for Hollywood to make a film from my favorite blog : The Barista 😂😂😅😅
See there? He never need special agent Mike Bannon to protect him when he was President. He has skills of his own.
Eckhart makes the fight scenes look easy. In the battle at the end, one of the bad guys simply walks into mortar.
If this is a satire, i'm in!
Oh boy. They don't even want to mention Renny Harlin's name, just the only two movies he directed that were hits. Three decades ago. And there is a reference to Finland even in this one: a tiny gin brand by a company desperate to get out of the red. Sound familiar?
Looking forward to this it looks amazing seeing Nina dobrev on the scene like this brings back the XXX Xander cage vibes when she was a computer genius for CIA
One guy beating up and/or killing many other guys in non-stop action. Seems familiar. Keanu, Liam, Denzel, Nicolas, Jason, Pierce and now Eckhart. All inspired by Bond and Bourne I suppose. Conclusion: Hollywood is clearly out of ideas. At this point watching someone actually lay bricks would be more intriguing.
Aaron Eckhart , an excellent actor and a very good person. A former neighbor of ours.
JK Esq.
Aaron is one of my favorite actors!
Looks vaguely entertaining, but also like a thousand other movies just like it.
Lmao of all the names they could have picked for an action film they chose this?😂 The sequel: The Mortar Mixer
People in the uk pissing them selves at "im the bricklayer" and just imaging someone lay a turd whilst saying it.
The Bricklayer and The Beekeeper, someone should get this guys together.
Coming soon: The Barista! The Pool Cleaner! The Apple Harvester! The Dog Food Tester! Everyone worker you meet out there is a retired assassin.
Aaron Eckhart, A bad Ass I love him 😍. He’s killing it he’s like a ninja 🥷🏻. Yea count me in. I am seeing it for him ❤
The Bee Keeper, The Gardener ,The Brick Layer lol.
The BeeKeeper, the Bricklayer.. what's next - the Plumber!?
People fight to the death while the extras are just partying as if nothing is wrong.
He was the copilot with Tom Hanks in 'Sulley.'
Whats next: The dentist the doctor the nanny the Dj ... hahaha seriously !!!!
Dang so the Bee Keeper and the Brick Layer lol. What's next............. This Summer, Johnathan Banks is.....The Janitor. 😮
I'd watch it if it were satire. If it isn't, they really missed an opportunity build something 🤣
I've seen the Bee keeper, now we have the brick layer. What's next? The pool Boy?
Looks cool, i love that this movies still fight against the bluckbuster market even with a brick
God will Hollywood ever stop making the “secret cia spy does blue collar work as a cover” films?
The bricklayer, the beekeeper, the transporter, the mechanic. PLEASE. STOP.
The follow up is the bog cleaner
Looks okay. Hopefully, it doesn't suck!
I'm a big Clifton Collins fan. Looks interesting
What's next? The plumber!?
there's beekeeper now there's bricklayer, what next the cook?
but i would definitely watch it.
I like all of these actors, but enough is enough. Can't really blame the screenwriter for applying a formula that guarantees a paycheck, but we've all seen this movie a 1000 times in the past 10 years.
Hell yea! Thomas Jane is my favorite actor, so I’ll be watching this!
What's next, The Busboy? My name is Bicycle Bob and I approved this message and you could use the band of the same name, like in Beverly Hills cop.
I continued to watch this movie to see if it could possibly get any worse... it did not disappoint.
A Beekeeper and a Bricklayer walk in to the bar..........
I'm surprised the director Renny Harlin still get to make movies ...
We live in a golden age of blue collar representation in action movies.
The Australian title for this movie will be "The Brickie"
I'm happy Harvey got his face all did up. Maybe Starlight should have went to his surgeon?
What’s next, the gardener? The painter?
Someone has to step up and take Liam’s place. Aaron’s younger and has some chops. And one word titles are a must
Mr. President is layering brick and doing some action stuff himself now that he's retired.
I'd bet $10 this was written for Statham and he was booked.
Well he certainly doesn't need Agent Banning's help anymore.