You have just days left to watch Guy Ritchie’s “imaginative” revenge thriller before it leaves UK streamer

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Guy Ritchie’s Wrath of Man will be leaving Channel 4’s streaming service in just a few days.

I just watched this awesome revenge thriller from 2021, and Jason Statham is fantastic as Patrick Hill! He plays a seemingly normal cash-truck driver, but it turns out he’s got some seriously hidden talents that come out when his truck gets targeted in a robbery. It’s a really cool setup!

When Hill unexpectedly defeats the entire criminal group on his own, his coworkers are surprised and start to wonder about his mysterious history.

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Over the course of the four-act story, we learn who Hill really is and why he’s doing what he’s doing. But the big question is: will he succeed in his relentless pursuit of revenge?

You’ve been able to watch *Wrath of Man* on Channel 4 since April, but it will no longer be available after Wednesday, September 17th.

Joining Jason Statham are several well-known actors, including Josh Hartnett from “Trap,” Holt McCallany, Eddie Marsan of “Back to Black,” Scott Eastwood, and the rapper Post Malone.

The film has been praised as a creative and exciting action movie by the *San Francisco Chronicle*, and currently has a 68% approval rating based on 262 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.

According to InSession Film, *Wrath of Man* isn’t a standard Guy Ritchie/Jason Statham film, but it’s still a good choice if you’re looking for a satisfying revenge story.

While the plot isn’t entirely original, *Wrath of Man* is a compelling and effective dark revenge thriller, largely due to Ritchie’s strong direction and some clever storytelling, according to *Next Best Picture*.

Deep Focus Review noted that while viewers might expect a typical Jason Statham action movie, he delivers a surprisingly strong performance, arguably one of his best.

Wrath of Man is available to stream on Channel 4 until 17 September.

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2025-09-14 20:49