Rocknrolla (2008) Two Filmmakers react! 1st Time Watching for MAJOR!! 

You guys have no idea how long I've waited for somebody, anybody on RU-vid to react to this movie. Johnny Quid is the man

This movie is hilarious and so underrated. Great cast

Really under-rated movie. Fantastic cast. Possibly my favourite Guy Ritchie film.

Legit how i found this movie in 2008. Walking through Blockbuster and like "that looks interesting"

Johnny Quid was such a fantastic character, in an all star cast Toby Kebbell stole the show. Every scene he was in was so entertaining. Mark Strong played a great character.

I was so dissapointed when it became clear a sequel wasnt happening, this is the movie that put Edris Elba on my radar, the buddy element made this movie

Looking forward to dead man's shoes. Very real and gritty. Completely different feel to Guy Ritchie

MARK STRONG AS ARCHIE IS MY FAVE❤❤❤ Black Strobes "I'M A MAN" and whole soundtrack!👍

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (and even Sherlock Holmes) are genuine great movies! At its best, there's always a certain flavor about the movie itself and the way Guy Ritchie constructs characters and the story around them.

So glad you have done this one, it gets ignored by most reaction channels but I love this movie

This was a quality film, with great characters and actors, shame they never did a sequel.

WOW!!! When I threw this title in the hat eons ago (as per usual for some channels, lol) I just never thought it would actually be picked up(!). So, sincerely, bottom of my heart stuff here, guys, a big THANK you for checking out this one. That was a fun watchalong with y'all. I have so much I wanna say but can't even begin... :/ I remember coming out of Lock Stock when it originally came out and was just so blown away. I loved the whole camaraderie with friends aspect, and also within the many Brit classes. I thought it was a one-off and was just happy to see this approach... the fact that all these years later to find that it IS a Guy Ritchie staple, camaraderie amongst friends, and then also within different 'layers' of social standing, that is some exceptional writing. Usually it's one person, talking to another person, talking to another person... and that's a movie. But Guy juggles conversations with conversations with conversations, jeez, a more articulate person could do this more justice. So, having 'grown' (up) with his work, I'm just gonna write it here and not under the actual movies' posting, and with absolute no disrespect to Ritchie... I think The Gentleman is the stuff that was gathered from the editing room floor of past works from him. The stuff that didn't make it into his previous flicks, all gathered together. It's like some A.I. made a Guy Ritchie flick... this group, something smarmy is said, then this group, something smarmy is said, then this group, something smarmy is said... cut to credits. A side note, it would have been cool if the woman was the real top-boss, and as it turns out McConaughey's character was the gentleman to HER. All along, serving her. Oh well. Again, Thanks for this one :D Now maybe 'we'll' be checking out Remains of the Day?😂

Can't wait for you to watch 'Dead mans shoe'.... It's raw

from the u.k and think "SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION" should be reacted to!! a great u.s movie. ; )

FINALLY someone is doing solid reactions to guy ritchie movuies

Great reaction guys, Layer Cake would be a good one to do next, or maybe Bronson.

Glad it’s not just me who goes weak for Thandiwe. Stunning.

Guy Ritchie is a brilliant Director and writer. He does have his lows, but his highs are, by far, some of the best!

Good reaction so far not a bad film . React to the Genius filmmaker Shane meadows his two best films and his best tv series . the film Dead mans shoes and This is England two of the best films of the last twenty years then there's the follow up tv series to the This is England film which just is done to perfection and makes the whole package film and show incredible .

To add to the long list of great British gangster movies: Gangster No1 (2000) is one to watch with Paul Bettany as the main protagonist.

Excellent movie! Lots of stars not know at the time.

I sooo wanted this sequel ! Have you guys done guy Ritchies king Arthur, I still listen to the soundtrack.

I agree with what Major said at the end this COULD have been GREAT, as good as Lock Stock and Snatch. I don't think its what Richard said that he misses the camera whipping and transitions - this has a lot of that too it just isn't as noticeable because it isn't as fresh and original the third time around. But even more importantly it has to mesh with the story - with Snatch the camera was like a character but this its so incidental because the story is too convoluted. Snatch literally had snappy dialogue throughout every second where this has it only in some scenes. Maybe needed one more script treatment. IMO a lot of the Russian scenes, councilor stuff and Jeremy Piven and Ludacris could have been trimmed idk. I wonder what a Snatch-like sequence with introducing characters through title cards instead of voice over would have done. Shame the sequel was cancelled I really liked the Wild Bunch.

Watched/reacted to "Layer cake" yet? Yet another good British crime film from early 00s

Such a great movie! What kinda whiskey you drinking there? (Guy on the left who liked the movie the most lol)

I agree with you - a good movie, but not as engaging as Snatch, which is probably still my favourite Guy Ritchie movie so far

This film is criminally underrated. The direction and cinematography is so stylish, the script is snappy as hell, the cast are incredible. For me, this is easily Guy Ritchie's best film. I think the problem is that it released just as this genre was dying. It absolutely stands the test of time.

Glad to see someone do this movie. If you need more Brit gangster films, there's a couple good Tom Hardy films to check out. He plays twins in a film about real life gangster twins in LEGEND and his star making role in BRONSON. It's probably one of his best performances as an actor. It's not a gangster film per se, but it does follow the crazy criminal life of Charlie Bronson. One of Britain's most notorious criminals. Keep up the great work guys. Chin chin

Has Major ever seen a film before lol??? don't think I've seen him say he's seen one yet! Can I recommend '24 hour party people', it would fit nicely with these British film reviews.

Layer cake needs to be on the list as well guys, it’s basically an extension of snatch/lock stock and it got Daniel Craig the bond role

Got a good 30 minutes of sleep in during this one didn’t you 😂

This is England or dead man’s shoes next!

If you haven't both seen it, you should do The Drop. Tom Hardy, Noomi Rapace, James Gandolfini, great cast and a good film.

I've got a bit of an out there idea... it is an old independent movie from Serbia (I think), but it is super funny and timeless. Check out Black cat white cat

Toby Keebel such an underrated actor

You guys NEED to review dead man's shoes. That actor that plays jonny quid is in that and is brilliant

Revolver is a must watch

It is a 2 hour prequel to Guy Ritchie's greatest film - which he never made...

Toby kebbel also plays Anthony in Dead mans shoes the brother of Richard he has learning difficulties in the film and is terrorised by a gang

Complicated? Oh, wait till you get to `Revolver`... 😉

One more Guy Ritchie gangster movie… Revolver with Jason Statham

I sure have been enjoying I was wondering have you done to The Boondock Saints

GUY RICHIE BRITISH CRIME MOVIES ARE ICONIC💥

if you are into TV show, the BBCs Hustle (2004) is pretty good or The Hood Trilogy Kidulthood (2006) Adulthood (2008) Brotherhood (2016)

top film

I think the only reason this movie was made, was to see Gerard Butler and Tom Hardy slow dance together. 😅

don't know how I missed this?

STILL WAITING FOR ROCKNROLLA II👍👍👍👍👍

I hope you will also look at the Guy Ritchie Revolver

I find it hard to decide if our greatest living director is Tarentino or Guy Ritchie. I guess I'd have to go with Tarantino as Guy has made a couple of real stinkers. This however is not one of them. I really hope that a sequel is still possible, maybe set 20 years in the future with Johnny Quid leading a gang of veteran crooks with Archie and the Wild Bunch reprising their roles.

I would suggest Get Carter (1976) avoid the 205 remake, The Long Good Friday 1980 and for a real British gangster story, Legend (2015).

I've seen it, I liked it... I don't remember a thing about it 🤷‍♂. Forgotten Gerard Butler was in it for instance.

Harry brown or dead man’s shoes. Pleeeeese😮

please will you guys do Layer cake?

Kinda sad you ddin't show my favorite line from this movie.. "THERE'S NO SCHOOL LIKE THE OLD SCHOOL, AND I'M THE FUCKIN HEADMASTER"

Guy Ritchie is extremely good at British crime/comedy. I went to the theatre to see his latest, The Covenant. It was ok, and Dar Salim was superb, but the ending was a massive disappointment.

One of you is getting to caught up looking for directional identity and they are losing the enjoyment of the film. If you paint a picture for 12 months no longer see the beauty, you need to step back. What happened to Tank in this film? The Councillor? The Banker, did she die?, her husband? This must have either been a really badly written film or cut by 40 mins at least. I suspect it was cut heavily, that comment about the Russian losing an arm and a leg suggests it all wrapped up nicely in one or another. In this one, the best scene was the last. I also suspect that when he was at school, the 2 kids with him are the ones in the scene where he dips one into the crayfish. It also feels like there is a story about the mother and the boss, showing how Alfie was not the issue and how he was. Maybe found out the truth or something. So unresolved. 2.2/5 like that.

Noooo!! Another reaction where they stop the film before the post credits scene..

Bro sleeping :DDD

Have you seen layer cake

King Arthur is badass.

Loved this movie, v disappointing with no sequel.

I'm not a big fan of Guy Ritchie, Lock Stock and Snatch were good. I recommend you watch a film called Nil by Mouth.

25:10 cause this movie unfourtanely didn't make any money

The movie is a complete car crash. Utter idiotic nonsense from start to finish. Laughing stock when this came out

A truly dreadful film. It's insipid.