Wrath of Man (2021), directed by Guy Ritchie, follows a mysterious and cold-blooded man named H (Jason Statham) who joins a high-stakes cash truck company as an armored truck guard. His calm demeanor and deadly skills make him a valuable member of the team, but there’s much more to his story than meets the eye. H’s true motive is revealed gradually — he is seeking revenge for the brutal murder of his son, who was killed during a heist that went wrong. The movie blends action, suspense, and a deep exploration of H’s desire for justice.

The first film is structured in a non-linear way, with different perspectives on the same event, creating a tense atmosphere as the audience learns more about H’s tragic past and the intricate web of criminal activities surrounding him.

For Wrath of Man 2 (2024), we could expect the story to pick up from where the first film left off. H’s quest for vengeance might lead him into even darker corners of the criminal world, with new enemies, dangerous alliances, and twists that complicate his mission. It is possible that the sequel will explore deeper into the motivations behind the original heist that killed his son, possibly introducing new characters, including those responsible for the crime.

There could also be a greater focus on H’s struggle with his own identity and the consequences of his relentless pursuit of revenge. Given the gritty and violent tone of the first movie, the sequel might follow a similar path, pushing H’s character to his limits and forcing him to confront not only the criminals who betrayed him but also the moral cost of his quest.

Action-packed and emotionally charged, Wrath of Man 2 might continue the saga of H as he seeks to put his past behind him — or, perhaps, it will push him further into darkness, highlighting how revenge can consume a person.

Whether or not the film will bring any new plot twists or introduce additional layers to H’s backstory remains to be seen, but fans of intense action and character-driven narratives will likely find the sequel just as thrilling as its predecessor.