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RocknRolla
I guess there was no need to be er, "swept away" by those early screening reports for RocknRolla. Two of the first official reviews have arrived for the original gangsta flick and they claim that Guy Ritchie is back to form.
RocknRolla Reviews
I hate cheering for a film like one does a team, but I have had my fingers crossed for RocknRolla ever since the first media release. I love Lock Stock, repeatedly quote Snatch, and have been waiting for Ritchie to re-figure it out after a couple bumps in the road. Here it is:
Variety
After shipwrecking with "Swept Away" and misfiring with "Revolver," Brit filmmaker Guy Ritchie bounces back to top form with "RocknRolla," a cleverly constructed, sensationally stylish and often darkly hilarious seriocomic caper. Marginally more restrained than his attention-grabbing breakthrough efforts -- "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" and "Snatch" -- his new pic proves just as aggressively exciting while zigzagging through an intricate maze of plots and counterplots, dirty deals and double-crosses.
Hollywood Reporter
First the good news: Guy Ritchie is back. Then the even better news: Guy Ritchie is back with his most accessible and enjoyable film yet in RocknRolla.
You heard 'em Ritchie. Time to get that sequel going!
RocknRolla
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