Atom User Reviews for The Gentlemen
Loved it. The kind of Ritchie movie I’ve been waiting for since Rocknrolla. Great ensemble cast, plot keeps you guessing till the very end! Can’t wait to see it again!
Definitely Guy Ritchie’s sweet spot. Some similarities, stylistically, to LSTSB and Snatch but that’s great because those are great films but not so much so that you feel like it’s a sequel. I’m not a see-a-movie-twice kind of person, but I’ll definitely see this again.
Can’t wait to see the next one!
FAB english humor.. Guy Ritchie at his best. GREAT cast LOVE
Awesome movie 10/10
hard to follow in the beginning
It’s a waste of my time and money. I regret paying to go see this worthless movie
Do not see.
Not perfect but enjoyable
great movie . all actors were phenomenal
It was just ok
Trashy language, too confusing to follow, sickening visuals, both on screen and with their comments. Waste of money....
movie is terrible
very foul language
Slow start because it had to "set the story". But it ended up being ok
This movie was great. Truly underrated!
return to form for Guy
Fun times. Hugh Grant stole the show.
Guy Richie does it again.
I thought the movie was entertaining. There were familiar elements in the movie from other movies but told in an interesting way. I’d see it again.
This is a fun movie, but please leave the kids home! Loads of killing, C-word and some sexual perversions. So....it might not be wise to watch this with your parents or boss. I thought it was great and could bang on about it all day, but I won't. u
Good story, cast and acting but language is extra profane!
Slow at the beginning
Language rough but no nudity
Great flick
Michelle Dockery is underused but Guy Ritchie finally returns to form with a crime story with comedic overtones. Very surprising High Grant performance.
Tarantino-esque
if you liked the movie snatch, then you'll love this one. Matthew McConaughey did a fantastic job on this.
Excessive use of some very inappropriate words.
Just when you think you know another twists happen great movie though.
Great movie!
Guyritchieforthewin
I recommend watching this in a theater setting, don't let the rating fool you; this is some refreshing cinema!
Great plot but way to much profanity. Won’t see it again and won’t recommend to family and friends.
Felt a little formulaic for Ritchie but it harkens back to his old style and that’s his strong point so I had fun. Keeps you interested for sure.
Now this was a surprisingly good movie. Highly recommend you see this movie
normally movies with that many big names is a bust, but the cast complemented each other perfectly and the storyline was fantastic
I enjoyed this slow burn of a film. Definitely a nice addition for Guy Richie 👍🏾
In the beginning it had me wondering, what was going on ? This is a must see!
A good ol' filthy room through the ganglands of England.
I loved the absurd “story-teller” style of the movie. Great action, good twists, and amazingly violent humor.
Not a boring crime movie. Fun, fast paced movie that is full of funny gems. I laughed a lot.
It’s definitely worth a watch, and a second watch
make a sequel to that movie it was Awesome
if you ever saw spiceworld from 97 this is the updated, r-rated male version.
Very British, and very Guy Ritchie. He always dances on the verge of predictability, to an extremely satisfying resolution.
Well done movie. Good amount of humor, action, and cleverness. Worth a viewing!
Hugh Grant and Matthew McConaughey bring so much to this film. Absolutely a must see
Great Movie. Didn't know what to expect but with a cast like this I didn't think I would be disappointed. Kept you wondering what was going to happen next.
Metacritic
The dialogue, the violence, the humor (largely provided by Grant’s character) and the intricacy of the storytelling make for a picture in which most everyone in it seems to be having a great deal of chatty, bloody fun.
As an evening’s entertainment, it’s almost passable — genially diverting one minute, sour and self-satisfied the next. As a men’s fashion showcase, it’s exemplary — a parade of neatly tailored charcoal waistcoats, colorful flannel tracksuits and a lovely ribbed cardigan that Charlie Hunnam wears like a second skin.
For a filmmaker who used to make these movies with a measure of anarchic glee, Ritchie appears to have bought into his own bullshit here.
