Guy Ritchie’s Wrath of Man<\/a> will be leaving Channel 4’s streaming service<\/a> in just a few days.<\/p>\n The 2021 revenge thriller stars Jason Statham as Patrick Hill, a mysterious cash-truck driver whose surprising skillset is revealed during a targeted robbery.<\/p>\n When Hill single-handedly takes down the entire criminal crew, he raises the suspicions of his shocked colleagues, who speculate about his murky past.<\/p>\n As the story unfolds over four acts, Hill’s true identity and motive become clear. But can he complete his unwavering quest for revenge?<\/p>\n Wrath of Man<\/a> has been available to watch on Channel 4<\/a> since April. But after almost five months on the streamer, the movie will be leaving on Wednesday (17 September).<\/p>\n Lionsgate<\/span><\/p>\n Related: <\/strong>Tom Hiddleston’s “exquisite” period drama with all-star British cast is leaving UK streamer very soon<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n As well Statham, the cast features a host of famous faces including Trap<\/a>‘s Josh Hartnett, Holt McCallany, Back to Black<\/a>‘s Eddie Marsan, Scott Eastwood and rapper Post Malone.<\/p>\n Described as a “solid and imaginative action movie” by San Francisco Chronicle<\/a>, the movie currently holds a respectable 68% from 262 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes<\/a>.<\/p>\n MGM<\/span><\/p>\n Related: <\/strong>Siobhan Finneran’s “ruthless” ITV crime drama that’s “not to be missed” is leaving Netflix this month<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n “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<\/a>.<\/p>\n “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<\/a><\/p>\n<\/span><\/div>\n
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