Guy Ritchie & Jason Statham’s R-Rated Action Thriller That Made 2.5x Its Budget Sets Free Streaming Release Date

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Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie team up in this R-rated action thriller that will soon be streaming for free. Ritchie and Statham are two of the biggest names when it comes to popular action movies, be it when they are working together, or when they are apart. Separately, Statham has appeared in multiple entries in the hit Fast & Furious franchise, also starring in action movies like The Beekeeper, A Working Man, and playing a key role in the star-studded The Expendables franchise. As for Ritchie's best action movies, those include The Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, Sherlock Holmes, and more.
That said, Ritchie and Statham have collaborated multiple times over the years. In fact, Statham was there for the director's first feature film, 1999's Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. The duo has worked together on five movies so far, which include projects like Snatch, Revolver, Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre, and more. Ritchie and Statham are also set to come together again for an upcoming action thriller, 2028's Viva La Madness, which also features names like Jason Isaacs, Vinnie Jones, Camila Mendes, and more. Before that, their 2021 collaboration, Wrath of Man, will enter free streaming at the start of November.
Statham & Ritchie's Wrath Of Man Is About To Get Revenge On Tubi
Wrath of Man premieres on Tubi on November 1. It is one of the many movies and TV shows coming to the free streaming service that just keeps on growing at the start of the next month. Alongside the Statham and Ritchie record-breaking R-rated action thriller, those looking for movies to watch on Tubi for free in November will be able to find them with projects like Denzel Washington's Training Day, multiple The Hunger Games movies before the upcoming theatrical release of The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, the sci-fi masterpiece Ex Machina, Christopher Nolan's Memento, and many other high-profile movies throughout the month.
Wrath of Man comes with a star-studded cast. Besides Statham, the revenge thriller directed by Ritchie also features names like Verity star Josh Hartnett, Mindhunter's Holt McCallany, Fast & Furious franchise's Scott Eastwood, The Boys' Laz Alonso, singer Post Malone, and more. Wrath of Man follows Statham as H, a new armored truck driver with a hidden agenda — he is seeking revenge for the murder of his son. Wrath of Man proved itself a major hit for Statham and Ritchie in multiple ways. One of those was how the action thriller secured an excellent 90% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. The other comes from its box office.
The R-Rated Thriller Still Holds A Special Place For Statham & Ritchie
Wrath of Man is the highest-grossing movie Statham and Ritchie have made together thus far, totaling $104 million worldwide. The R-rated action thriller ended its box office run with 2.5x its reported budget of $40 million, breaking even. Wrath of Man also broke a disappointing streak for the duo, as it was the first movie Statham and Ritchie collaborated on in 16 years, with the last one before the action hit being 2005's Revolver. Now, viewers will be able to catch Wrath of Man for free on Tubi before Statham and Ritchie reunite in 2028's Viva La Madness.
- Release Date
- May 7, 2021
- Runtime
- 118 minutes
- Director
- Guy Ritchie
- Writers
- Guy Ritchie, Marn Davies
- Producers
- Bill Block
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