RockNRolla

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Gerard Butler (300, The Phantom of the Opera), Tom Wilkinson (Batman Begins, Michael Clayton) and Thandie Newton (Traffic, Run, Fat Boy, Run) star in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels writer and director Guy Ritchie's Rocknrolla.

When a Russian mobster orchestrates a crooked land deal, millions of dollars are up for grabs, drawing in the entire London underworld into a feeding frenzy at a time when the old criminal regime is quickly losing turf to a wealthy foreign mob.

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Release:

2008

Running Time:

113 min

Certificate:

Contains strong language and violence

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Guy Ritchie

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James Chadwick
Great Film
15 June 2010
Not sure what Greg doesn't like about this that he does like in Snatch or Lock, Stock, but I think its a great watch. A modern uptake on Richie's basic gangster model, but a bit more subtle, doesn't take itself too seriously. A cracking film, and apparently set to be part 1 of a trilogy. Bring on The Real Rock N Rolla.
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O J
Funny, and certainly tongue-in-cheek, this is de…
29 September 2008
Funny, and certainly tongue-in-cheek, this is definitely Lock-stock meets Layer-cake in a pink dress. Possibly the least violent of the pack London gangster movies, and it does suffer slightly because of it. That said, the irreverent humour made up for it. A good watch at the cinema, and I’m sure I’ll go and see the sequel (yep, there’s a sequel).
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Greg Beech
This really doesn't look promising..... Lock Sto…
23 August 2008
This really doesn't look promising..... Lock Stock and Snatch are great films but everything Guy Ritchie has done since then has been pretty lame. I hope I'm wrong though.
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- Greg Beech
  Well it turns out I was right. Went to see it at…
  17 September 2008
  Well it turns out I was right. Went to see it at the cinema and it was really pretty lame. Maybe it gets better the more times you watch it, as the other Guy Ritchie films do, but I'm really not inclined to watch it again to find out.
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