Wrath of Man

I think they had a lot of fun badly writing all the faux witty dialogue too much. Talk about over-indulgent.

Wrath of Man is the perfect name for this movie.The concept was so good and of course, Jason Statham never disappoints in movies like these. This will really have you asking “How far will you go for the one you love?” I would definitely watch this again. 10/10

Guy Fucking Ritchie did it again! That’s my guy! Awesome storytelling and directing. The first revenge movie where got the feeling that you know every person who dies. It’s relatively easy to make a revenge movie, seldom it’s done right, but this one redefines the whole genre. I love everything Guy does and he never disappoints.

love this movie it good

Just finished watching the movie and i love it

I am quite a fan of Jason Statham so I am perhaps a bit biased when it comes to movies he is in but, to me, this was a great action thriller. I very much like Statham playing the silent, mysterious tough guy role. He is perfect in this role.

The movie builds up somewhat slowly but it does not take very long before Statham shows that he is not an ordinary security guy when he takes down some wannabe robbers with nothing less than extreme efficiency. A very cool scene.

On one side I like that the movie takes some time to build up the suspense and reveal the plot. In articular why Statham is there in the first place. On the other side the way the movie does it irks me somewhat. There just to much flashbacks for my taste and some events we are forced to watch from no less than three different perspectives. Felt a bit like a filler to me. Still, Statham’s passed and presents weaves together in a story that, to me, is quite good and not the everyday, run of the mill, revenge story. Quite well done actually.

Not entirely surprising the movie builds up to a big showdown in the end. I very much liked it. Lots of action although I would have liked that they let a few more of the good guys actually survive. The death count on both sides was somewhat excessive.

The ending was satisfactory although from a point in the showdown, about twenty or minutes from the end, it was rather predictable.

The reason this movie gets four and a half (or 9 out of 10) stars instead of the full five out of five is only because of the flash backs which. Some of them contributed to the movie but some of them actually bored me a bit.

Give Guy Ritchie what should have been a fairly weak story and some meh characters and WOW revenge fest at its most awesome, from the surround sound (you can actually hear some bones crunching and teeth scrapping) to the brilliantly choreographed fight scenes it just works

I love Jason Statham in action movies and I like Guy Richie's more recent works. The combination works. It might be too 1970's mobster-ish for some, but Ritchie just had one of those styles that you either like it or you don't. He's really perfected his delivery in more recent years, so if you weren't too entertained by his earlier works, this and "The Gentlemen" might change your mind.

Good action movie. You will like it if you like action but If you expect something like former Guy Ritchie's products, you may be disappointed. Jason Statham has less action scenes compared to former movies but in total, the movie is enough to spend nice time with fine screening.

It's been so long since I've seen a styling masterfully directed movie from Guy Ritchie. This is far from the best movie of all time. Not even my favorite Guy Ritchie or Jason Statham film. But it's a movie that's told with such verve. This is a crew that isn't trying to do new experimental story telling at this point. They know exactly where they want to go. The tension and the pacing are prepared like a chef whose done this 100 times before. In the wrong hands you'd wonder why the narrative goes back and forth all the time but in Ritchie's hands this only serves to help the tension build.

This is your mother's pie, it's comfortable and delicious in all the ways you hope it would be. But there are misses here as there are in any film. Mostly in the writing. I like Statham and I think his presence carries the perfect amount of menace. There are a few poorly explained plot points like H taking pictures of employee badges (I think this was to do research on all of their names a point that leads absolutely nowhere). I understand H and I empathize with his motivation but I don't care about him. He's almost too much menace. A good Statham role is about 50-70% menace and the rest English bad-boy charm. H is about 90% menace leaving not enough room for anything else to matter. His previous characters have been meticulous and precise almost to a fault and you get to revel in his mastery but here we have that character interrupted forced to forgo the planning we know him for and in it's stead just a continuous forward progression. The rest of the cast is filled with characters that should have been fun. They have great names, solid backstories. In a John Wick style movie this cast would be amazing but here we could have used more of Ritchie's telltale dry gallows humor. For such a full cast filled with actors who could really chew the scenery they didn't get a lot to do. Taking everyone here and transplanting them in something like Boss Level would be perfect. Those characters were almost _too_ cartoonish. I would have loved to see these actors get more to do.