Jason Statham is perfectly fitting for the role of mysterious H., a character with dark past and blurred present. Again, it’s not Statham typical B-movie action performance, since here thriller for the most part prevails over action. It’s not entirely original work: Ritchie’s film based on French Le Convoyeur (2004), but it’s more of re-imagning than a direct copy or a straitforward remake.

Starts like action-comedy, but then getting more and more dark, as new elements of the story introduced. At some moments plot is a bit hard to follow due to non-linear structure, but the basic points are always intact. Some subplots seems lost by the third act, and its preventing film from being great. However, for the most part it’s a very soild, if unusual, effort from Ritchie entetring to a more mature ground. In the end, it’s a suspenseful heist movie involving betrayal, family tragedy and a huge, long, mercialess gunfight in the final act.