This film was such a breath of fresh air, an absolute gem amongst so much shite out there at the moment. Guy Ritchie is a genius, and the whole cast nailed it.
Honestly they should just cast Colin Farrell in movies where he can use his real accent because he's brilliant in all of them. Speaking of which, I've just found out that he and Brendan Gleeson have teamed up with 'In Bruges' writer/director Martin Mcdonagh for 'The Banshees of Inisherin' and now I'm suddenly very interested in watching that film whatever it may be about.
Snatch will always hold a place in my heart thanks to my childhood but id have to almost agree. This def challenges Snatch for the #1 spot for me - its just so well executed
“Snatch” and “Lock, stock & two smoking barrels” were most definitely better. However this one is definitely third best…assuming you ignore the Sherlock Holmes movies he did, which I also prefer to this one 😂 actually, “Rock n Rolla” might be my third and this at fourth
For the "pound of flesh" scene, i found this comment: "Saw this movie with my mom who is an OR nurse. When he stated he wanted an actual pound of flesh my mom whispered to me, "He's too skinny for them to remove a whole pound without either taking something essential or cutting a major vein. If he was a bit heavier it wouldn't be as bad."
Feels illegal to be this early! This is my favourite Guy Ritchie movie, his style feels really polished and clean here and, as always, he got himself a stellar cast! Hugh Grant blew me away as the complete opposite of his usual roles, he pulls off a smarmy scumbag so well and him and Charlie Hunnam are the perfect two to carry the narrative of the film forward! This film is fucking great Edit: the rapper in the movie is Bugzy Malone! A prominent grime artist over here!
That's why i still consider Snatch his best. While this movie has a lot, it feels too clean and orchestrated as opposed to Snatch which feels more naturally chaotic which i feel works better with his style. I also feel like the pacing of Snatch ebs and flows as opposed to this which is almost constantly fast paced. I also feel it goes on a bit too long. Do we really need the russian gangstars at the end on top of all the other stuff going on? It also feels like Hugh Grant is hamming it up a bit and Charlie Hunnam is playing the same character he always plays (not that that's a bad thing, he fits. Jason Statham is the same, they're just not stand out performances as opposed to Brad Pitt in Snatch).
“Wrath of Man” is interesting: he gets kinda meta and goes over the top Guy Ritchie in the early act(s) in maaaaaybe self parody; but once we reach a certain reveal it’s much more serious while still clearly Guy Ritchie… almost all of the usual whimsy is abandoned in favor of tense grit
I always hated Hugh Grant’s earlier roles-the same type of posh, bumbling romantic types. But he has been really killing it the last few years and proving how good an actor he actually can be. With this movie and Paddington 2 especially.
I love when Matthew is trying to explain how much the company is devalued at the end. He's going on and on, trying to make that number as big as possible (to get the lowest price), but Michael knows he is going to be paid that amount in full, so he goes along with it, hoping that number gets as big as it can. Brilliant!
This is one of my favorite movies and is 100% my favorite Guy Ritchie film, despite my deep love for Snatch. This movie just hits every spot for me and I thoroughly enjoy every single scene.
Hands down my favorite movie of the past 2 years. The acting and the dialogue is just fantastic! Colin Farrell and Charlie Hunnam blew me away! The rest of the cast was stellar as well.
One thing I looooove about Guy Richie scripts is how he manages to literally introduce a dozen characters and you end up actually giving a sh$% about ALL of them!!! (btw Hugh Grant is mwah chef's kiss 💋 in this)
2 down 2 left. You have to finish it off with 1. Lock, Stock, & 2 Smoking Barrels 2. RocknRolla 2 more Ritchie British gangster/criminal underworld flicks. Keep up the great work and stay safe.
This is one of my favorite movies. I've also been obsessed with Colin Ferrell's track suits since I saw this the first time. And I'm not even a clothes guy.
the little "paper weight" gun is actually a very deadly weapon if your aim is good. its called a derringer and holds 2 .357 bullets; it's the same calibre as a magnum (hand cannon)
the guy that plays ernie is a pretty big rapper over in manchester where i’m from. he did the music in the fight scene video thing. id 100% recommend his music
Not gonna lie, I wanted to get to the scene where Colin Farrell is introduced. He absolutely nailed the role and the car trunk scene was pure comedy gold. Even Charlie Hunnam's face was hilarious when was told how Phuc's name is pronounced was gold. Definitely an instant classic.
The time where Guy Ritchie stuck in my head was in the early 2000s. BMW made a promotional DVD called The Hire showcasing their cars. There was a short for each car and each short was directed by someone different. Guy Ritchie's short was titled Star and had his wife at the time Madonna as the lead antagonist. I think you should check it out. The shorts are here on TH-cam.
Knew you’d love this one! It takes a certain kind of viewer to appreciate such a script. Casuals can sort of surrender too early because they are fed a lot upfront and out of context. But I love it-you are given an alternating pattern of new information and the context for much earlier or much later scene(s) in such a tight and unorthodox web. In the theater, it felt like a return to form for Ritchie and by the end I truly felt like it was one of the most fun scripts I had seen in years.
I love how when the gun is fired in the first scene it’s a loud shot and the assassin has a silencer, so really attentive viewers would probably work out it was a different gun
Just saw this for the first time myself about 3 weeks ago and really liked it so this is a nice surprise! Loved Ritchie's two _Sherlock Holmes_ films and _The Man from U.N.C.L.E._ too (loved the little nod to TMFU with its film poster behind Hugh Grant towards the end).
His best film. Hit every note perfectly and in ways I wouldn't have ever expected. Master film making giving a great reaction as always. Also recommend "The Man From Uncle" which was the poster in the film producers office. Another great Guy Richie movie and very underrated!
I like Guy Ritchie's style a lot. In the last scence where Fletcher was in Dave's office, there was a poster of his The Man from U.N.C.L.E. It's pretty good but unfortunate someone got cancelled.I also love his King Arthur: Legend of the Sword. The film was creative and very engaging. Charlie Hunnam was great in King Arthur. And the soundtrack was brilliant and fitted the storytelling so well! And his Aladdin is a pretty fun watch too.
Love this film!!! It was the last movie I saw in theatres before the lockdowns last year. Funnily enough, Wrath of Man was my first movie in theatre after lockdown. Guy Ritchie bookended my theatre drought
I randomly watched this movie and was really astounded by how great it is👍 Hugh Grant was my favorite performance but I loved Colin's character the most
Big Ritchie fan here, duh; loved yer enthusiasm as usual, B. Woulda loved it if they revealed right at the end that the wife, Rosalind, was the real boss the whole time, and that McConaughey was HER gentleman. Oh well, still another gem from Guy.
Guy approached Hugh Grant to be the sleazy paparazzi because Hugh had suffered greatly from press intrusion, including phone hacking. So his character is basically revenge. Also Hugh and Matthew never filmed together so they met after filming had finished.
Love this film! I wanted to see it in cinemas when it came out but that didn't really work out due to a certain virus. Suprisingly good. If you are not planning on it already, i suggest you react to Wrath of Man as well. It's a lot darker and more serious than his other films, but it still has Guy Ritchie written all over it (score in that movie is fantastic as well imo). Also Colin Farell is absolutely awsome in this, whish he had more scenes.
When Mickey Pearson said "My wife told me that" in the end, I realized why he really pissed off when someone touched his wife. Rosalind very valuable than anyone or anything else for him.
this was one of the last movies I saw in theaters before covid hit...some directors never fail me personally, Guy Ritchie, Neill Blomkamp, Danny Boyle,
29:42 In this scene, Guy Ritchie nods the ending to the Bob Hoskins gangster film "The Long Good Friday". I won't spoil what happens but that is a brilliant film, I definitely recommend it.
I rewatched this the other night! It is one of a handfull of movies I can put on anytime and enjoy it more every viewing I wonder if Bricktop own the pig farm they shot the blackmail film
Great reaction, thanks Brandon. Going to be hard to ever top this movie in terms of British crime/comedy but if you're looking for a really good laugh I highly suggest watching Saving Grace (2000). Real hidden gem with great performances that went under the radar, would love to know what you think of it even if you don't do a reaction to it.
I remember seeing the trailer for this and wasn't interested in it, I watched it on release because it was during quarantine and I was bored. It blew me away and is now one of my favourite Guy Ritchie films.
It's a very unique and cool movie, but I think I missed like half the story because it went pretty fast in spots and I'm not too good with time jumps/names. I should definitely watch it again some time.
Seeing you watch this and having Charlie Hunnam in it makes me want to suggest Sons of Anarchy as a series to watch sometime. Would love to see you run through it.
Agree. The performances from all the cast were great, but Hugh Grant really stole the show for me, he was brilliant! He's come a long long way from his early romcom typecasting days.
Great flick, and it just gets better and better the more I see it. Perfect cast but esp love Colin Farrell in this.I hope he sticks to supporting roles for awhile bc he knocked it out of the park. Loved him here!
Thank you, loved your reaction to this. IMHO Hugh Grant's best role to date, everyone else, also amazing. McConaughey is an enigma, he did those no brain rom-coms but then pulls out performances like Dallas Buyers Club, The Lincoln Lawyer, this film etc...love his work. Also Wardrobe deserve an Oscar - I've suggested to my tailer that he takes a look at this film.
30:30 The poster in the background is another Guy Ritchie film, The Man From U.N.C.L.E. That be a good one to react to if you haven't done so already. Great reaction video though. Keep up the good work.
Great, great, GREAT movie. This was one of the last films I got to see in a theater before they all shut down last year. It's a shame that it didn't get more attention, I feel like if Guy Ritche had made it earlier in his career (before Sherlock Holmes) it would've gotten a lot more respect. Instead it came out a couple of flops and that stupid Aladdin remake, so people probably felt he was falling back on a genre he'd already mastered and a style they'd already seen from him. I admit I was a bit dismissive myself when I saw the trailer...but now I think it's his best film yet! Very pleased to see how much you enjoyed it, Brandon.
It actually made 115m on a 22m dollar budget, that’s actually a really solid return, movie was super successful. I wish it was even bigger but it actually did well for itself, I honestly wanna see some sort is sequel with the main players, was easily successful enough to warrant a sequel if Ritchie wanted one.
Charlie Hunnam’s delivery of “you couldn’t lift a wheel of cheese you cunt” kills me every god damn time man.
It's incredible, lol
@@KS-xk2so That line got me to up my bench game until I can do 3x a side.
Me toooooo🤣🤣🤣🤣
This film was such a breath of fresh air, an absolute gem amongst so much shite out there at the moment. Guy Ritchie is a genius, and the whole cast nailed it.
amen to that
Check out Star: A BMW Film
He directs his then wife, Madonna. Clive Owen is "The Driver"
It's awesome
I did a complete double-take!! "what's up lads!" for the intro completely threw me haha - I tip my hat in gratitude
30:30 the poster for The Man From UNCLE is behind Fletcher on the wall. Also a Movie by Guy Richie. Just another level on the Meta scale.
Also featuring Hugh Grant, of course.
You know that was guy Richie himself he gave the screenplay to?
@@19McCloy91 No, it was Harvey Weinstein.
Honestly they should just cast Colin Farrell in movies where he can use his real accent because he's brilliant in all of them. Speaking of which, I've just found out that he and Brendan Gleeson have teamed up with 'In Bruges' writer/director Martin Mcdonagh for 'The Banshees of Inisherin' and now I'm suddenly very interested in watching that film whatever it may be about.
That film is extremely good, like I think it’s not very well known but one of my top 10 movies
he owend his part awsome
In Bruges is an absolute masterpiece
I don't think this is his real accent as he's Irish and he's definitely sounding like a Newfie here.
That was one of the very best intro to any character ever.
This is definitely Guy Ritchie’s best film so far. Hugh Grant, Charlie Hunnam and Colin Farrell were fantastic. Their delivery was pitch perfect.
Snatch will always hold a place in my heart thanks to my childhood but id have to almost agree. This def challenges Snatch for the #1 spot for me - its just so well executed
As much as I do love these two aforementioned films with all my soul, Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels is the absolute best.
@@thewritingroom3738 The ULTIMATE UK GANSTA TRILOGY !!
Lock Stock and two smoking barrels was a touch better IMHO
“Snatch” and “Lock, stock & two smoking barrels” were most definitely better. However this one is definitely third best…assuming you ignore the Sherlock Holmes movies he did, which I also prefer to this one 😂 actually, “Rock n Rolla” might be my third and this at fourth
For the "pound of flesh" scene, i found this comment:
"Saw this movie with my mom who is an OR nurse. When he stated he wanted an actual pound of flesh my mom whispered to me, "He's too skinny for them to remove a whole pound without either taking something essential or cutting a major vein. If he was a bit heavier it wouldn't be as bad."
Jesus
Im not a nurse but I was thinking the same thing. The guy has no fat to trim.
@@coffeemadness2888 muscle weighs more than fat. Just an idea for the poor chap
I knew it
I instantly recognized it from The Merchant of Venice. It was so cool in here
Hugh Grant coming out of the box saying "Thank you darling" kills me.
Feels illegal to be this early! This is my favourite Guy Ritchie movie, his style feels really polished and clean here and, as always, he got himself a stellar cast! Hugh Grant blew me away as the complete opposite of his usual roles, he pulls off a smarmy scumbag so well and him and Charlie Hunnam are the perfect two to carry the narrative of the film forward! This film is fucking great
Edit: the rapper in the movie is Bugzy Malone! A prominent grime artist over here!
That's why i still consider Snatch his best. While this movie has a lot, it feels too clean and orchestrated as opposed to Snatch which feels more naturally chaotic which i feel works better with his style. I also feel like the pacing of Snatch ebs and flows as opposed to this which is almost constantly fast paced. I also feel it goes on a bit too long. Do we really need the russian gangstars at the end on top of all the other stuff going on? It also feels like Hugh Grant is hamming it up a bit and Charlie Hunnam is playing the same character he always plays (not that that's a bad thing, he fits. Jason Statham is the same, they're just not stand out performances as opposed to Brad Pitt in Snatch).
“Wrath of Man” is interesting: he gets kinda meta and goes over the top Guy Ritchie in the early act(s) in maaaaaybe self parody; but once we reach a certain reveal it’s much more serious while still clearly Guy Ritchie… almost all of the usual whimsy is abandoned in favor of tense grit
Snatch > Lock stock = the gentlemen
Hugh Grant has come a long way since his days as the flippant love interest in romcoms.
can confirm, there is no posh part of Croydon
I always hated Hugh Grant’s earlier roles-the same type of posh, bumbling romantic types. But he has been really killing it the last few years and proving how good an actor he actually can be. With this movie and Paddington 2 especially.
Great movie, Colin farrell shines in this and Hugh grant is so good at playing a sleazy weasel.
@F. TonkonstNope, Argentina
McConaughey and hunnam were great too Imo, honestly thought all the main guys really brought their A game.
I love when Matthew is trying to explain how much the company is devalued at the end. He's going on and on, trying to make that number as big as possible (to get the lowest price), but Michael knows he is going to be paid that amount in full, so he goes along with it, hoping that number gets as big as it can. Brilliant!
This is one of my favorite movies and is 100% my favorite Guy Ritchie film, despite my deep love for Snatch. This movie just hits every spot for me and I thoroughly enjoy every single scene.
"you need to invest in some parachutes" heh heh, this film was full of great little throwaway lines
Hands down my favorite movie of the past 2 years. The acting and the dialogue is just fantastic! Colin Farrell and Charlie Hunnam blew me away! The rest of the cast was stellar as well.
One of my favorite movies of the past few years. So much charisma.
This movie was amazing! Guy Ritchie knocked it out the park with this one! Glad to see you finally sat down to watch it.
One thing I looooove about Guy Richie scripts is how he manages to literally introduce a dozen characters and you end up actually giving a sh$% about ALL of them!!! (btw Hugh Grant is mwah chef's kiss 💋 in this)
I feel like Charlie was just as essential. He played so damn well off Hugh. Some of the most pleasant back and forth I’ve seen in a long time in film.
The first scene is my local pub The Princess Victoria!
Colin Farrell is so good in this. Love this film.
I don't think you've reacted to Guy Ritchie's movie; "Rock n' Rolla" yet. Its soooo good!!!
Rock n rolla is super underrated. Similar to this movie it’s very fun with a fantastic cast.
Agreed, prob my favorite Guy Richie flick. This is 2nd or third.
2 down 2 left. You have to finish it off with
1. Lock, Stock, & 2 Smoking Barrels
2. RocknRolla
2 more Ritchie British gangster/criminal underworld flicks. Keep up the great work and stay safe.
FINALLY SOMEONE REACTED TO THIS MASTERPIECE
I absolutely love that Rays bbq is actually something Guy sells and wrote dialogue about it essentially as an ad for his own grill you can buy
This is one of my favorite movies. I've also been obsessed with Colin Ferrell's track suits since I saw this the first time. And I'm not even a clothes guy.
Snatch used to be my favorite Guy Ritchie film. This one took it's place.
the little "paper weight" gun is actually a very deadly weapon if your aim is good. its called a derringer and holds 2 .357 bullets; it's the same calibre as a magnum (hand cannon)
the guy that plays ernie is a pretty big rapper over in manchester where i’m from. he did the music in the fight scene video thing. id 100% recommend his music
Not gonna lie, I wanted to get to the scene where Colin Farrell is introduced. He absolutely nailed the role and the car trunk scene was pure comedy gold. Even Charlie Hunnam's face was hilarious when was told how Phuc's name is pronounced was gold.
Definitely an instant classic.
The time where Guy Ritchie stuck in my head was in the early 2000s. BMW made a promotional DVD called The Hire showcasing their cars. There was a short for each car and each short was directed by someone different. Guy Ritchie's short was titled Star and had his wife at the time Madonna as the lead antagonist. I think you should check it out. The shorts are here on TH-cam.
This movie has some of the best opening credits I've ever seen, with a banger soundtrack to go with them.
Glad you chose to watch this. One of the best movies in the last few years. Also, Charlie Hunnam is such a delight in that role.
I try to get as many people as I know to watch this film. I love it. Glad you did a video for it so more people can appreciate it 😊
I instantly dubbed this film a new classic when I watched it last year. So far, I've seen it about 7 times
The gentlemen is one of my fave films of 2020 along with knives out. Hugh grant made me laugh so many times in it!
Knew you’d love this one! It takes a certain kind of viewer to appreciate such a script. Casuals can sort of surrender too early because they are fed a lot upfront and out of context. But I love it-you are given an alternating pattern of new information and the context for much earlier or much later scene(s) in such a tight and unorthodox web.
In the theater, it felt like a return to form for Ritchie and by the end I truly felt like it was one of the most fun scripts I had seen in years.
I love how when the gun is fired in the first scene it’s a loud shot and the assassin has a silencer, so really attentive viewers would probably work out it was a different gun
When Guy Ritchie is in the zone, he is in the zone!
Just saw this for the first time myself about 3 weeks ago and really liked it so this is a nice surprise! Loved Ritchie's two _Sherlock Holmes_ films and _The Man from U.N.C.L.E._ too (loved the little nod to TMFU with its film poster behind Hugh Grant towards the end).
Seen the movie 4 times and I just noticed the poster at 30:31 during this reaction video😂
@@Nephn 🤣
Kudos to you sir!! It’s rare to find a reaction to this super awesome movie. It keeps flying under the radar and that is a horrible tragedy!!!
His best film. Hit every note perfectly and in ways I wouldn't have ever expected. Master film making giving a great reaction as always. Also recommend "The Man From Uncle" which was the poster in the film producers office. Another great Guy Richie movie and very underrated!
30:31 In the background is another great Guy Ritchie movie you should watch!
Great film. Guy Ritchie is also working on a TV show based on these characters
Its rarely about the quality of the story but how the story is told. Magnificent.
I’m so happy you watched this. I think it’s so incredibly similar to Tarantino movies, which is why I love it so much!!
I love the side kick: Bunny (Chidi Ajufo) his quiet and powerfull presence. His look that freeze you and his "Incoming" Line is a treat !
I like Guy Ritchie's style a lot. In the last scence where Fletcher was in Dave's office, there was a poster of his The Man from U.N.C.L.E. It's pretty good but unfortunate someone got cancelled.I also love his King Arthur: Legend of the Sword. The film was creative and very engaging. Charlie Hunnam was great in King Arthur. And the soundtrack was brilliant and fitted the storytelling so well! And his Aladdin is a pretty fun watch too.
Love this film!!! It was the last movie I saw in theatres before the lockdowns last year. Funnily enough, Wrath of Man was my first movie in theatre after lockdown. Guy Ritchie bookended my theatre drought
I randomly watched this movie and was really astounded by how great it is👍 Hugh Grant was my favorite performance but I loved Colin's character the most
Ah the gentlemen is so good! Fletcher is now one of my favourite characters ever!
This movie, along with its dialogue, is like modern Shakespeare.!!
Guy Richie is in my humble opinion the best writer/creator in movie making history... his movies are so his own,.. and they are always epic
Big Ritchie fan here, duh; loved yer enthusiasm as usual, B.
Woulda loved it if they revealed right at the end that the wife, Rosalind, was the real boss the whole time, and that McConaughey was HER gentleman. Oh well, still another gem from Guy.
Ah here it is! Now it's time for Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels next
Dry Eye failed to heed a set of wise words: Beware Old Men in Industries Where Men Die Young.
Guy approached Hugh Grant to be the sleazy paparazzi because Hugh had suffered greatly from press intrusion, including phone hacking. So his character is basically revenge.
Also Hugh and Matthew never filmed together so they met after filming had finished.
Love this film! I wanted to see it in cinemas when it came out but that didn't really work out due to a certain virus. Suprisingly good. If you are not planning on it already, i suggest you react to Wrath of Man as well. It's a lot darker and more serious than his other films, but it still has Guy Ritchie written all over it (score in that movie is fantastic as well imo). Also Colin Farell is absolutely awsome in this, whish he had more scenes.
When Mickey Pearson said "My wife told me that" in the end, I realized why he really pissed off when someone touched his wife. Rosalind very valuable than anyone or anything else for him.
This is my second favorite Guy Ritchie movie right after RocknRolla. Awesome pick for reaction!
this was one of the last movies I saw in theaters before covid hit...some directors never fail me personally, Guy Ritchie, Neill Blomkamp, Danny Boyle,
29:42 In this scene, Guy Ritchie nods the ending to the Bob Hoskins gangster film "The Long Good Friday". I won't spoil what happens but that is a brilliant film, I definitely recommend it.
The Gentlemen is probably my favorite Guy Ritchie film though I love all his work.
To me at least, The Gentlemen feels like a bespoke version of Snatch, which is still fantastic because Snatch is one of my favourite films.
Rocknrolla & Lock Stock!!!
“There’s f^ckery afoot!” I LOVE ROS!!
That’s the best representation of British youth I’ve seen in film for years. Love this movie
I'm glad that guy Ritchie is still making films too! (bad joke time)
So glad you picked this up! This is one film I would say is "perfect". Everything ties up neatly. Cast is stellar and the writing is brilliant.
i was excited af for this film when i heard it was being made and I am so glad I wasnt let down. love this movie
This is my favourite movie. It is just so well done, funny and interesting.
Took me until the end to realise Hugh Grant wasn't actually Griff Rhys Jones 😂 I'm shook
Underrated as hell movie.
I rewatched this the other night! It is one of a handfull of movies I can put on anytime and enjoy it more every viewing
I wonder if Bricktop own the pig farm they shot the blackmail film
Great reaction, thanks Brandon. Going to be hard to ever top this movie in terms of British crime/comedy but if you're looking for a really good laugh I highly suggest watching Saving Grace (2000). Real hidden gem with great performances that went under the radar, would love to know what you think of it even if you don't do a reaction to it.
"Why not? He might be very understanding. Only if it comes from a place of love, of course."
I remember seeing the trailer for this and wasn't interested in it, I watched it on release because it was during quarantine and I was bored.
It blew me away and is now one of my favourite Guy Ritchie films.
This film took a while to get going but once it does, its Guy Richie on full form
It's a very unique and cool movie, but I think I missed like half the story because it went pretty fast in spots and I'm not too good with time jumps/names. I should definitely watch it again some time.
I love this movie! Your reaction made my day :)
bruh the intro to this film is amazing
"After loving snatch recently".
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Whilst Raymond looks like an off duty accountant he is to be taken very seriously indeed .not a wolf as a sheep but a lion
My favorite film of 2020. So entertaining.
Seeing you watch this and having Charlie Hunnam in it makes me want to suggest Sons of Anarchy as a series to watch sometime. Would love to see you run through it.
God I loved this one. Hugh Grant on pitch perfect form!
Agree. The performances from all the cast were great, but Hugh Grant really stole the show for me, he was brilliant! He's come a long long way from his early romcom typecasting days.
It is one of the best films ever made. I wish there was something like this out there besides this gem.
I love all the outfits. Finally a movie with style!
Definitely one of my favorite Guy Ritchie films 👏
Oh yes!! The Gentlemen is an instant classic
Great flick, and it just gets better and better the more I see it. Perfect cast but esp love Colin Farrell in this.I hope he sticks to supporting roles for awhile bc he knocked it out of the park. Loved him here!
This movie is very underrated! I loved it aswell!
Thank you, loved your reaction to this. IMHO Hugh Grant's best role to date, everyone else, also amazing. McConaughey is an enigma, he did those no brain rom-coms but then pulls out performances like Dallas Buyers Club, The Lincoln Lawyer, this film etc...love his work.
Also Wardrobe deserve an Oscar - I've suggested to my tailer that he takes a look at this film.
Guy Richie still owes us The Real Rock n' Rolla !!
Return to form for Guy Ritchie 👌🏻 it can't top Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels but this was really entertaining 😁
doesn't top RocknRolla for me either tbh. still a good film tho.
I recommend watching RDJ's Sherlock Holmes movies. They're also directed by Guy Ritchie and they're quite underrated.
One of my favorite movies. Love your reaction, please keep it up.
30:30 The poster in the background is another Guy Ritchie film, The Man From U.N.C.L.E. That be a good one to react to if you haven't done so already. Great reaction video though. Keep up the good work.
Great, great, GREAT movie. This was one of the last films I got to see in a theater before they all shut down last year. It's a shame that it didn't get more attention, I feel like if Guy Ritche had made it earlier in his career (before Sherlock Holmes) it would've gotten a lot more respect. Instead it came out a couple of flops and that stupid Aladdin remake, so people probably felt he was falling back on a genre he'd already mastered and a style they'd already seen from him. I admit I was a bit dismissive myself when I saw the trailer...but now I think it's his best film yet! Very pleased to see how much you enjoyed it, Brandon.
He directed Aladdin? Wow I didn’t know that, I feel sad for him. At least he tried to do something different.
I wish I did see this in the theatre too, I'm sure it would be a great time. The soundtrack alone is brilliant.
It actually made 115m on a 22m dollar budget, that’s actually a really solid return, movie was super successful. I wish it was even bigger but it actually did well for itself, I honestly wanna see some sort is sequel with the main players, was easily successful enough to warrant a sequel if Ritchie wanted one.
@@docsnake why would you feel sad for him, that movie made a billion dollars and probably allowed him to do more smaller movies like this one.
@@puppetmaster8551 That's great to know that it did so well financially. I just don't see people talking or writing about it much.