Speaking of Guy Ritchie, I have to say "Two Smoking Guns", which is the peak.
However I haven't seen it.
The first half of "The Gentlemen" was watched while lying on my seat on the high-speed train back to Shanghai (because I was sitting in the first row),
However, I didn't get into the play.
Just now, I watched the second half in the dormitory,
I got it.
I've always been a big fan of British old-school gentleman-style films like Downton Abbey, Pride and Prejudice.
A scene of raymond drinking and chatting at home promotes the plot,
A scene of barbecue chatting in the courtyard narrates the ending,
Impressed by its personable English demeanor,
I hope that the glory of the Great Empire can be handed down in film and television dramas.
As for black humor, it's always vulgar, suck dick and the like.
As for the "Basic Love" drama, it is probably to adapt to the needs of the gradually powerful group (╯▽╰).
As for the racial discrimination and the negative devaluation of Asians, I personally feel that it is innocuous. Isn't the title of the film "Gentlemen" the gentlest people doing the dirtiest deeds?
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