Wrath of Man is a 2021 action-thriller directed by Guy Ritchie, marking the fourth collaboration between Ritchie and Jason Statham. The film is a loose remake of the 2004 French film Le Convoyeur (Cash Truck) and stands out for its cold-blooded, no-nonsense approach to the revenge thriller genre.

The film centers on Statham’s character, known only as “H,” who is introduced as a mysterious and emotionally distant new employee at a Los Angeles security company responsible for transporting large amounts of cash in armored trucks. From the outset, it’s clear that H is no ordinary hire—he’s a man with a hidden agenda, driven by a personal vendetta.

The narrative structure of Wrath of Man is nonlinear, jumping back and forth in time to gradually reveal H’s true motives. The story unfolds through a series of flashbacks, offering glimpses into a tragic event that set H on his path of vengeance. The film’s tone is dark and gritty, with a relentless pace that keeps viewers on edge. The action sequences are intense and well-executed, with Statham delivering his trademark stoic yet deadly performance.

However, the film has received mixed reviews. While some critics praise its steely, stylish approach and the clarity of its action scenes, others have pointed out that the film’s attempts at humor fall flat, and the overall tone shifts jarringly between brooding violence and attempts at dark comedy. The character development is also seen as lacking, with even Statham’s usually charismatic presence feeling somewhat underutilized as the film progresses.

Despite its flaws, Wrath of Man is a solid action film that appeals to fans of both Guy Ritchie’s directorial style and Jason Statham’s brand of tough-guy roles. It may not be groundbreaking, but it’s a ruthless and engaging ride for those who enjoy a good revenge story​