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‘MobLand’ Review: Tom Hardy, Helen Mirren & Pierce Brosnan Seethe With Dramatic Fury In Guy Ritchie’s Compelling Crime Family Series
Working more prodigiously than lightning-fast directors Steven Soderbergh or Steven Spielberg these days, British filmmaker Guy Ritchie is on a roll, and it’s arguably the greatest creative jag of his career. Having just completed a family crime drama with last year’s “The Gentleman” series, a spin-off of his “The Gentlemen” 2017 movie, both of these reprisals of the “Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels” crime comedy genre were amusing and droll, but were undoubtedly very familiar in shape and tone, constantly testing the limits of trying to be too clever. Continue reading ‘MobLand’ Review: Tom Hardy, Helen Mirren & Pierce Brosnan Seethe With Dramatic Fury In Guy Ritchie’s Compelling Crime Family Series at The Playlist.
Working more prodigiously than lightning-fast directors Steven Soderbergh or Steven Spielberg these days, British filmmaker Guy Ritchie is on a roll, and it’s arguably the greatest creative jag of his career. Having just completed a family crime drama with last year’s “The Gentleman” series, a spin-off of his “The Gentlemen” 2017 movie, both of these reprisals of the “Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels” crime comedy genre were amusing and droll, but were undoubtedly very familiar in shape and tone, constantly testing the limits of trying to be too clever.
