The Gentlemen

I admit I didn't watch the whole thing. only made it about 10 minutes past the two long hackneyed opening scenes. Hugh Grant was fun, the rest was the opposite of fun.

It's been a while since I've seen a good Guy Ritchie movie. You sure miss that. Acting and the cast were on point and I loved the plot. It was complicated yet understandable. It was a load of fun.

Needs more ham, less grit

Heard varying reviews before I saw it so went in with a “probably not gonna be good “ BUT it was great - if you like GR previous movies - if so then don’t miss it -

The Gentleman was a faced paced, intelligent, quirky display of cinema joy. Guy Ritchie returns to his roots and shows his flair and unique style of storytelling in spades. Sure, we've seen it before, and there is nothing new here, but there is something to be said for tried and true entertainment, and in this day and age what haven't we seen before. The characters sparkle with personality, and no matter their motivation, I enjoyed every moment of their excellently crafted performances. Overall The Gentleman was a fun cinema experience from start to finish.

Brilliant! classic Guy Richie, at his best

Where do I begin!! Every second of every scene continues to have you on the edge of your seat wanting to know what's going to happen next. The characters played off each other perfectly. Amazing chemistry. Charlie Hunnam and Hugh Grant stole the show in my opinion. The Guy Ritchie of old is back!! ...... 🌟9.2

I thought this was better than "Knives Out"... but I think I'm the only one. Nice movie

An ex pat who runs a marijuana empire wants out to the highest bidder, but things get complicated when it triggers an array of plots & schemes from shady characters that want to still his domain.

the best film of March 2020