Storyline
A thief with a unique code of professional ethics is double-crossed by his crew and left for dead. Assuming a new disguise and forming an unlikely alliance with a woman on the inside, he looks to hijack the score of the crew's latest heist.
Directors
Cast
Sala Baker, Wendell Pierce, Jason Statham, Kirk Baltz, Clifton Collins Jr., Bobby Cannavale, Derek Cecil, Daniel Bernhardt, Nick Nolte, Rio Hackford, Michael Chiklis, Earl Maddox, Carlos Carrasco, Jennifer Lopez, Felipe Savahge, Sharon Landry, Billy Slaughter, Chuck Picerni Jr., Danny Epper, Emma Booth, Jon Eyez, Carl J. Walker, Patti LuPone, Micah A. Hauptman, Becca Marks, Charleigh Harmon Stelly, Alyshia Ochse, James Carraway, Kip Gilman, Eamon Sheehan, Michelle Stafford
Trailer
Reviews
70
Parker...is not a great movie....But Parker is nonetheless great fun. It is part of a welcome trend, or counter-trend, in action filmmaking, an effort to strip away the apocalyptic bloat and digital fakery that have overtaken the genre and return to its pulpy, nasty, mechanical roots.
70
The picture is far from great, but it's a serviceable B-movie with some A-list talent on a slumming expedition.
70
Crisp and efficient, with the occasional clunky moments, Parker also shows off Jennifer Lopez (literally) to good effect, while mostly squandering the rest of its first-rate cast.
63
Taylor Hackford directs crisply, unpretentiously. Patti LuPone goes Latina, playing Lopez's soap opera-addicted mom, and Bobby Cannavale is a Palm Beach cop with an eye for Leslie. The action is fast and furious.
63
The tight-lipped, give-no-quarter Statham is impeccable as the pitiless yet honourable Parker (though fans of the books will no doubt quibble, especially over the British accent). On the other hand, Lopez, that pleasant sex pot, hasn't a hope of producing the tragic desperation of her down-on-her-luck character.
