Watchable, occasionally witty, but with a few exceptions does not really come together as a story that should be able to pack a wallop. There are intertwined relationships aplenty, but few of them with any real depth. Leaves several main characters in a strange limbo at the end that isn't emotionally satisfying, and goes to credits on a setup using a character we've never really cared about. Ultimately nderwhelming.

"Alas, Guy Ritchie seems to have lost even what little touch he once had, his latest a typically convoluted saga about strangely named big- and little-time crooks that's fatally deficient in verve." - Nick Schager

This feels like a derivative of Snatch, and not a good one at that. Direction with unnecessary gimmicks, flat characters with whom I made no connection whatsoever and uninspired acting make this a dull movie.

RocknRolla's a shocker -- a Guy Ritchie film full of wit and feeling.

pretty good, confusing as hell at first, its like you're walking into a conversation you have no reference to. but after a while the story starts to finally settle in.

Tangled intrigues in the London underworld, given the Guy Ritchie treatment, derivative, flashy, shallow, callous, utterly resistible. Depression, setting in early, deepens sharply at the finish: a written pledge of a sequel.

Fantastic!

a distant relative of Snatch, you can see they are related, but nothing like it