A Series of Action Films Directed by Top Hollywood Director David Leitch, From 'JOHN WICK' to 'THE FALL GUY'

Bullet Train tells the story of Ladybug (Brad Pitt), who after a simple job gone wrong, finds himself trapped on a bullet train full of assassins. The ultimate goal of the train is to meet White Death, a highly dangerous criminal gang leader.

Hobbs and Shaw tells the story of Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) and Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) who must set aside their differences and work together to defeat Brixton Lorr, a cybernetically enhanced soldier who is trying to obtain a dangerous virus that has the potential to wipe out half of humanity. This film is a spin-off from one of the most popular series, Fast and Furious.

The Fall Guy, based on the 1980s TV series of the same name and starring Lee Majors, follows a Hollywood stuntman who gets involved in a real-world high-risk operation. This action-comedy film is set to be released on May 3, 2024, planned to kick off the summer movie season.

John Wick, directed by Chad Stahelski and marking the directorial debut of David Leitch. This action film positions itself as one of the best in the genre and quickly rises to the top of the list of action films.

To protect a young mutant named Russell (Julian Dennison) from Cable (Josh Brolin) who travels through time, Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) takes on the role of a protector. However, as time goes on, Deadpool discovers that the mutant he defends is the one responsible for a major disaster in the future that wipes out all mutant species, including Cable's family.

Although Atomic Blonde is essentially a Cold War mystery, the film still has plenty of action scenes as known from David Leitch's works. While Mad Max: Fury Road showcases Charlize Theron's strength as a character in action films, her performance as Lorraine Broughton is unlike anything she has done before.

Although David Leitch did not directly direct John Wick: Chapter 2, David's influence from the first John Wick film still remains and is also added in this sequel by Chad Stahelski who directed this film.

Although this film was only produced by David Leitch and not directed by him, Nobody takes inspiration and influence from David Leitch's John Wick, which can be seen from various action scenes in this film.