Steve Fernandes

The Gentlemen: A Ritchie Ride with Uneven Mileage Guy Ritchie's foray into television with "The Gentlemen" is a mixed bag. Fans of his trademark style will find much to enjoy: fast-paced action, sharp dialogue, and a sprawling web of double-crosses in London's criminal underbelly. Theo James is a solid lead, and the supporting cast, especially Vinnie Jones, injects moments of humor and surprising depth. However, the series struggles to maintain momentum across its eight episodes. The episodic format allows for Ritchie's signature flourishes, but the overarching narrative feels thin at times. While some might see this as a natural expansion of the film's world, others might find it repetitive. Ultimately, "The Gentlemen" is an entertaining, if uneven, watch. It captures the frenetic energy of Ritchie's best work, but lacks the focus needed to truly excel on the small screen.