A decade-old Jason Statham film, Wild Card, has resurfaced on the free ad-supported Roku Channel, giving the poorly performing gambling action-comedy a fresh chance to find viewers. The article notes the timing amid a mixed 2026 for Statham, whose latest release Shelter earned strong reviews but only narrowly recouped its budget at the box office, with his next film, Mutiny, due for release in a few weeks.

Wild Card, which marked its tenth anniversary last year, cost around $30 million to make but grossed just $6 million at the cinema, making it one of Statham's weakest theatrical performances. After stints on services including Prime Video and Pluto TV, it is now available to stream for free on the Roku Channel, which requires no account or sign-up, simply the film's page needing to be opened to start watching.