Wrath of Man

Parents need to know that Wrath of Man is an action movie, directed by Guy Ritchie, with violence galore, and plenty of strong language, some of which is homophobic, racist, and misogynistic. Criminal behavior features throughout, meaning there are very few positive role models, although H (Jason Statham) does love his son and protects his colleagues. However, most of the main characters have non-progressive attitudes and female characters only feature in supporting roles. The violence -- including gunfights and torture -- is frequent and bloody. The people who commit it show no remorse and do so for money. Sex is less frequent, although there is one allusion to a couple having sex, which is done as a means of manipulation. Nudity, both male and female, is very occasional and not graphic. Strong language features regularly, such as "c--t" and variants of "f--k." There are also some racial slurs and derogatory comments made by men about both women and gay people. The story takes place against a backdrop of consumerism: people robbing others for money. Though much of this motivated by greed, there are also minor references to this being done out of necessity, for characters to be able to afford to live. The movie is known as Cash Truck in some countries, the same English-language title of the French 2004 movie of which this movie is a remake. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails.