Ex-Gangster Reacts to The Gentlemen (Guy Ritchie, Matthew McConaughey, Colin Farrell)

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  @stephen.gillen · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @Troutprophet · 1 year ago

  Hugh Grant should never do a boring romcom again. He’s meant to play sleazy scumbags. This is easily his best role ever.

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  @4gettaboutit · 3 years ago

  For an ex-gangster, this guy really knows his way around describing the assets of a good film

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  @-NemoMeImpuneLacessit · 2 years ago

  For me the thing that stands out about Guy Ritchie films is that you rarely ever just watch them once. &nbsp;There is always a good quote or two also

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  @AnuViation · 3 years ago

  This guy could be Robert De Niro&apos;s brother.

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  @alvincampo5811 · 2 years ago (edited)

  The fact that Guy Ritchie is dyslexic when writing his scripts and making master class films like Snatch and The Gentlemen is astonishing. All of his movies are great in fact

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  @Tr1gg3e · 1 year ago

  I will admit, when I read &quot;Ex-Gangster&quot; in the title, I was not expecting such an eloquent and expressive explanation of the opening scene where the premise of the movie is set.

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  @vxtqt · 3 years ago

  For me, Snatch is Guy Ritchie&apos;s &quot;Pulp Fiction&quot;. More raw and still evolving as a director, but pure genius and iconic. The Gentlemen is his Django Unchained, being the product of the director really having mastered his craft and his style of filmmaking. Both have fantastic casts, characters, writing, etc. They&apos;re standout highlights in the career portfolio already filled with other great works.

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  @hazmatproduction4562 · 1 year ago (edited)

  The Gentlemen was Richie’s best film since snatch, but Lock Stock remains my favourite. The fact every single cast member had done time, or been prosecuted for a crime at some point in their past, really worked for its underworld authenticity

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  @Jurbo33 · 3 years ago

  I really like how he chose to talk about the movie as a movie, as opposed to dissecting the criminal elements. Was not what i expected, but I imagine this gentleman is disinclined to go into depth about similarities between his experience and those portrayed.

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• GL

  @gladesucks7907 · 3 years ago

  As great as everyone in this movie was, Collin Farrell absolutely carried the whole script on his back. One of the funniest performances I’ve ever seen

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  @josephedlin2172 · 3 years ago

  This man is a smart man that appreciates culture. Many don’t realize that successful career criminals would have been successful in almost any walk of life but are typically born in to what they became. Great that YouTube and Cinema gives them the chance to walk a different path because their insight in to a different world would otherwise be lost. Also loved this movie, charismatic characters that really pull you in to a believable storyline; no cgi needed; just solid actors, script, and filming.

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