Overview

Wrath of Man reunites Jason Statham with director Guy Ritchie in a cold, calculated revenge thriller. The film follows “H” (Statham), a mysterious new cash truck driver working for a Los Angeles armored car company. After a violent robbery, H reveals deadly precision and combat skills, hinting at a hidden motive. As layers of his past unfold, it becomes clear he’s not just an ordinary guard — he’s a man on a ruthless mission to find those responsible for a personal tragedy.

Highlights

Jason Statham is in peak form — intense, stoic, and lethal — delivering one of his most controlled yet powerful performances.

Guy Ritchie trades his usual flashy humor for a darker, more serious tone, crafting a stylish yet grim revenge narrative.

The non-linear storytelling keeps the mystery tight, revealing new pieces of the puzzle with each act.

The supporting cast, including Holt McCallany and Scott Eastwood, add depth to the tension-filled heist scenes.

The score and cinematography heighten the film’s cold, gritty atmosphere — precision matching its protagonist.

Verdict

Wrath of Man is a sharp, brutal, and meticulously crafted revenge thriller. While less playful than Ritchie’s earlier works, its precision, intensity, and Jason Statham’s commanding presence make it a standout modern action film.

Rating: 8.0/10