“Wrath of Man”, directed by Guy Ritchie, is a gritty crime thriller following a mysterious security guard’s quest for vengeance. Jason Statham stars as H, a stoic operative infiltrating a heist ring, with Holt McCallany’s gruff boss Bullet and Josh Hartnett’s cocky Dave, delivering a tense, action-packed saga of betrayal and retribution in a criminal underworld.

Statham’s icy intensity dominates, his minimalist dialogue and brutal combat—like a truck heist ambush—crafting a relentless antihero, a nod to your love for his action roles.

McCallany’s rugged presence and Hartnett’s nervy flair add texture, though supporting roles feel sparse. Ritchie’s nonlinear storytelling, with gritty L.A. backdrops and Christopher Benstead’s brooding score, builds suffocating tension, though the 119-minute runtime’s flashbacks can confuse.

The action sequences, from armored car shootouts to warehouse massacres, are raw and precise, showcasing Ritchie’s knack for stylized violence. The film’s themes of justice and loss resonated, grossing $104 million. Statham, McCallany, and Hartnett drive a dark, gripping thriller that reinvents Ritchie’s crime oeuvre.