Upcoming Action Film Wrath of Man Joins Free Streaming Platform
Matthew Martinez
Updated on May 17, 2026
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One of the best collaborations between and will be available to stream for free soon.
There have been quite a few since the 1998 crime comedy Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, which - along with their second crime comedy, 2000's Snatch - launched the careers of both artists simultaneously. While the director and the star have made many projects of their own in the interim without one another's involvement (Ritchie has helmed titles such as The Gentlemen, Sherlock Holmes, and 2019's Aladdin, while Statham has starred in multiple action franchises, including The Meg, Crank, and Fast and Furious), they have reunited multiple times over the years.
As their careers progressed, Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie's movies leaned more toward action with titles including , which is coming to free streaming next month. The movie stars Statham as a security guard with a murky past whose skills make him an asset for a heist crew. The jam-packed ensemble cast opposite Statham includes Josh Hartnett, Laz Alonso, Scott Eastwood, Raúl Castillo, Jeffrey Donovan, DeObia Oparei, and Eddie Marsan. While Rotten Tomatoes rates Lock, Stock (75%) and Snatch (74%) higher, the 2026 movie's 68% score makes it the best of Statham and Ritchie's modern action titles.
has now announced that Wrath of Man will be joining the library of the free, ad-supported streaming service on May 1. Previously, the movie was only available to stream on Prime Video, which requires a monthly subscription. Alongside the heist movie The Bank Job, which also debuts on Tubi on May 1, Wrath of Man joins a number of titles featuring Jason Statham that are already available on the platform, including Blitz, Chaos, 13, Killer Elite, In the Name of the King, and John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars.
It is entirely possible that this new streaming availability could help raise the profile of Wrath of Man, which had a lukewarm box office reception in 2026. Because movies typically need to earn back two and a half times their budgets in theaters, the 's reported $40 million price tag likely placed its estimated break-even point at $100 million. It just barely scraped its way past that number, earning $104 million worldwide.
Ritchie and Statham's follow-up feature, Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre, performed even worse, grossing $49 million against a reported $50 million budget. It ultimately remains to be seen if their collaborations are on a downward spiral, which could be cemented by the performance of their next collaboration, the J.J. Connelly adaptation Viva La Madness, which stars Statham as the mysterious drug dealer X opposite Vinnie Jones, Jason Isaacs, Camila Mendes, Jonny Lee Miller, Raúl Alejandro, Babs Olusanmokun, and Ben Foster.
The wider availability of Wrath of Man could help push that movie over the edge in terms of its mainstream success, pushing more general interest in Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham movies and preventing Viva La Madness from being met with the same level of box office disinterest.
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