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Summary: In London, a real-estate scam puts millions of pounds up for grabs, naturally attracting the attention of some of the city's scrappiest tough guys (Butler, Elba) its more established underworld players (Wilkinson), and others -- all of whom are looking to get rich quick.
It felt like a knock off of a Guy Ritchie movie instead of the man himself directing it. I don't know if he was trying to pull back the energy but it came off as though it was dated, still trying for that 90's Tarantino sub genre. No new tricks here, and in fact it felt really predictable. Nonetheless, a satisfying (yet still predictable) finale makes up for some of the earlier transgressions. Moments of greatness but Ritchie still comes off as a director in declne.
British Tarantino fails with Madge on a beach and that film with Jason Statham about Jewish numbers or some shit so he goes back to familiar territory. Still awful as it turns out.
For a Guy Ritchie film this was actually OK. It has every Ritchie cliche, including all that Tarantino goes to the East End nonsense, but Mark Strong is absolutely bloody magnificent. Not even Gerard Butler could ruin it for me. Criminally under used the mighty Idris Elba however.
Rock n Rolla, has everything to be a cool modern crime Movie. If you like Snatch youŽll love Rockn Rolla.Guy Ritchie made a great Action Movie...not perfect but entertaining and funny.
I dug it. Some characters felt pointless but Guy Ritchie knows how to make an enjoyable movie. Also probably the first time I didn't find Gerard Butler unwatchable.
Really liked this movie, it's Guy Ritchie doing what he does best. Butler, Elba and Hardy are funny as smalltime gangsters and Wilkinson plays the role he was born for. Great casting all over.
Pretty silly plot full of dopey characters. The film overuses Guy Ritchie's trademarked style to an excess. It's one of those London caper movies that tries to be a lot cooler than it is. Guy Ritchie should also lay off the drugs.
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