RocknRolla

Ex-cons, re-cons, repose, and reapers. This tale has more sides than a geeks die. Like driving on the mountains, there's more twists and turns that go places you're not sure you want to be in. All in good humor though. Ritchies stories are never a strait line and the characters are always Grey. Their goals may be simple but its the getting there thats always the trick. Even though the show gives you every single step a lot of audiences get lost like a teenager studying algebra.( Relax it's a good thing.) Just when you forget about a character and their side of the story. They resurface to serve their purpose in the equation. Sounds technical but makes great comedy and solves a lot of problems with a good chuckle or two. Hope these movies never go out of style. Watch the flick.

RocknRolla is like a movie-comeback film by Guy Ritchie. The storyline is different but the concept is still the same. Except Jason Statham and Vinnie Jones wasn't part of this film. RocknRolla is ought to be a trilogy because at the end of the film – it says that "Johnny, Archy and the Wild Bunch will be back in The Real Rock n Rolla". (But no sequel mentioned until this date) It is the twist that makes us goes around thinking and searching the plot. It's like another film of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. This is something astonishing and classic. But involving Russian mobs and Butler's heavy Scottish accent. Check this film out and I assured that it is worth your time.

I saw this at the cinema and I liked it then. Watching it now I saw quite a lot of decent actors it. There are a few stories running side by side like there was in Snatch. Story 1: is about a painting that goes missing and gangsters are looking for it. Story 2: There is a singer that takes the painting and can't give it up So it's quite funny, not as good as Lock Stock or Snatch but it's watchable and quite funny.