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Guy Ritchie, the master of British crime capers, brings his signature flair to the small screen in “The Gentlemen.” While it may not crackle with the same energy as his greatest cinematic hits, it’s still a slick, stylish, and well-cast series that keeps you entertained. What Works: Slick Direction: Ritchie’s visual style shines through. The show is slickly shot, making every frame a treat for the eyes. Strong Cast: Theo James as Eddie and Daniel Ings as Freddy deliver standout performances. Their chemistry as contrasting brothers adds depth to the story. Intriguing Premise: When Eddie inherits his father’s estate, he discovers an underground marijuana facility hidden beneath it. The twist? Other aristocrats are involved in similar operations. It’s a unique concept that keeps you hooked. Verdict: “Netflix’s The Gentlemen” may not be a direct continuation of the film, but it stands on its own as a solid British crime drama. If you’re a fan of Ritchie’s style, you’ll enjoy this ride. 🍿 Stream It! 🍿

Waste of time. If you enjoy movies that drag on for no apparent reason and is full of unnecessary dialogue....this is the movie for you.