In Theaters: 05.07 After a few too many mega-budget Hollywood franchise projects that got away from him, director Guy Ritchie made a rollicking return to form 2020's The Gentleman. It’s a wickedly entertaining caper movie that took him back to his roots. Wrath of Man reteams the director with his old collaborator, Jason Statham, but sadly, it's missing the most crucial element of a Guy Ritchie film—namely, fun. In Wrath of Man, Statham plays Patrick Hill—or "H," as he is dubbed by a fellow guard ("Like the bomb, or Jesus H.”)—a mysterious and wild-eyed new security guard for a cash truck who stuns his co-workers when he unleashes lethal precision skills during an attempted heist. The company loves H for his heroism and for the inevitable stream of good publicity that comes from him cooly gunning down bad guys in the street—this is America, after all—but the rest of the crew is left wondering who this man is and where he came from. But as the story unfolds through flashbacks, we learn the mystery man’s ultimate motive and watch as he takes dramatic and irrevocable steps to settle a personal score.