A great film from Guy

Lolita 2021-10-20 19:02:51

The "Gentlemen" by Gerich really can only empathize with some obscure points after arriving in the UK: like dog skin plasters, which can’t be avoided, like teenage gansters, like growing marijuana in aristocratic homes (because it’s not regulated), such as Media that use imagination greatly, such as black Americans (but this time the Americans are Asian faces), such as all-people YouTubers... Quite obscure, the way of a gentleman in Britain is not shaken by hostile forces, but old and new media, nobody cares about your business, they only care about your story! Sometimes although it saves your life, but not to save you, but to shoot YouTube haha. In general, Gairich went round and round and returned to the original "Two Smoke Guns" routine. The multi-line network narrative, although not as stunning as the debut, but dead, his pictures are too beautiful.

Eduardo 2021-10-20 19:02:51

The film is quite relevant, gentlemen. Belonging to that kind of good-looking movie, Guy Ritchie returned to the early style: multiple clues, multiple characters, excellent rhythm control, all kinds of black humor and irony, addictive violent scenes, and playing with the plot and the audience. In addition, a few male actors are very handsome, but the degree of visibility is still very high. Charlie Hannum played a particularly gracious role, which was really likable. Colin Farrell and his team are too strong. There are also various spoofs for young people and the Internet generation, and the soundtrack is also very good.