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

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

The 2021 revenge thriller stars Jason Statham as Patrick Hill, a mysterious cash-truck driver whose surprising skillset is revealed during a targeted robbery.

When Hill single-handedly takes down the entire criminal crew, he raises the suspicions of his shocked colleagues, who speculate about his murky past.

As the story unfolds over four acts, Hill’s true identity and motive become clear. But can he complete his unwavering quest for revenge?

Wrath of Man has been available to watch on Channel 4 since April. But after almost five months on the streamer, the movie will be leaving on Wednesday (17 September).

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As well Statham, the cast features a host of famous faces including Trap‘s Josh Hartnett, Holt McCallany, Back to Black‘s Eddie Marsan, Scott Eastwood and rapper Post Malone.

Described as a “solid and imaginative action movie” by San Francisco Chronicle, the movie currently holds a respectable 68% from 262 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.

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“Wrath of Man is not a typical Guy Ritchie/Jason Statham project, but well worth watching for a fix of cold, effective revenge,” said InSession Film.

“Don’t get me wrong, it’s still a story you’ve seen before, but thanks to Ritchie’s solid direction and some creative storytelling choices, Wrath of Man is a dark revenge thriller that really works,” wrote Next Best Picture

Deep Focus Review added: “If you anticipate nothing more than a solid Jason Statham crime yarn, you will come away surprised to discover the star elevates every moment and has rarely been better.”

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

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