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Posted by tinear on November 4, 2008 at 15:27:06:
more do you expect from a Guy Ritchie film? Hey, Madonna couldn't kill his talent, permanently, and that says a lot.
He's Tarantino-lite, sure, but he's far more entertaining than 99% of "serious" directors out there.
He's a modern crime director, not exactly noir but kind of the same feel, updated to the 2000s. To those that criticize him for being a one-trick pony.... well, people go to see those ponies and, if the beast performs that trick well, there are no complaints.
It is refreshing to see a plot that is complex but can be followed and to see an original chase scene where humans, not cars, are the focus.
If you liked Richie's first two crime caper films, you'll like this one though it doesn't seem quite up to the earlier ones.
But it is grand fun.