Mechanic: Resurrection is the penultimate example of the iconic roles Jason Statham has built the entirety of his career on. As always, he portrays a morally grey lead — this time, though, recently scorned by a former enemy, who is out for blood at any cost. Lionsgate’s classic assassin flick is dominating the streaming charts a decade later, proving yet again that Statham is perhaps the only actor who can play the exact same role and not only get away with it but also continually dominate.

Gore Verbinski’s newest black comedy, Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, follows a charismatic, shifty time traveler played by Sam Rockwell as he storms a Los Angeles diner in an attempt to recruit a small but mighty rag-tag group of heroic strangers to navigate one incredibly chaotic mission. Their goal: to stop a rogue form of artificial intelligence from destroying the world as they know it, a cartoonish take, and a very real warning regarding the insatiability of society's dependence on technology.

Angelina Jolie captures the incredible story of Louis “Louie” Zamperini, a seemingly invincible Olympic distance runner, as his life takes an incredibly unexpected turn in the 2014 war drama Unbroken. The film, starring Jack O’Connell, captures the immensely gut-wrenching and agonizing tribulations Zamperini must face as he finds himself in the hull of a gunship and later a prisoner of war in Japanese territory.