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Amazon's 'Play Dirty' Hits Screens: A Solid Action-Thriller with Mixed Reviews

Shane Black's latest action-thriller is here. Despite mixed reviews, it's an enjoyable watch for fans, with LaKeith Stanfield's performance standing out.

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2025 October 1 . 3:17 PM

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Amazon's 'Play Dirty' Hits Screens: A Solid Action-Thriller with Mixed Reviews

Amazon Prime Video's latest action-thriller, 'Play Store Dirty', hit screens on October 1, 2025. Directed by Shane Black, the movie stars Mark Wahlberg, LaKeith Stanfield, and Rosa Salazar. It's based on the best-selling 'Parker' novels by Donald E. Westlake.

The film follows Wahlberg's character, Parker, a master criminal, as he leads a skilled crew in an ambitious heist. However, things quickly spiral out of control, and they find themselves entangled with the New York mafia. This high-stakes thriller is Shane Black's latest foray into the action-thriller genre, following hits like 'Kiss Kiss Bang Bang' and 'The Nice Guys'.

Despite its promising premise and solid cast, 'Play Store Dirty' falls short of expectations. While it's an enjoyable mid-week watch, it's not particularly memorable. Critics have given it a respectable 60% score on Rotten Tomatoes. LaKeith Stanfield's performance stands out among the cast, earning praise for his portrayal.

'Play Store Dirty' is an entertaining action-thriller that's worth a watch for fans of the genre. With Mark Wahlberg in the lead and Shane Black at the helm, it's expected to be a success for Amazon Prime Video. However, it might not leave a lasting impression. Catch it now on the streaming service.