In honor of the film's release on online platforms, we've highlighted 5 reasons for you to watch it as soon as possible.

So, ladies, forgive me, but today we're not talking about you, but about the most British of gentlemen. Yes, friends, we've waited for the return of that very Guy Ritchie we've known and loved since the early 2000s. In the film 'The Gentlemen', he's returned to his roots, but with a wealth of accumulated knowledge and skills, making it truly cool cinema. In honor of the film's release on online platforms, we've highlighted 5 reasons for you to watch it as soon as possible.

Cast

This sounds like the most cliché way to lure you into the film, but when you simultaneously see the best film role in Charlie Hunnam's career, the funniest portrayal of Colin Farrell since 'In Bruges', a stunning transformation by Hugh Grant, and a maximally convincing Matthew McConaughey, you realize that missing such a film is akin to a crime.

Humor

'The Gentlemen' is a very funny movie. Sharp jabs at progressive tolerance, sparkling witty dialogues, and absurdly comical quotes sometimes make you laugh out loud.

Self-Irony

This entire structure, balancing on the edge of a crime story and a postmodern comedy, would hardly work if the film didn't have so much self-irony and jabs at Hollywood filmmaking. When the author truly understands what he's doing and cleverly winks at his audience, you feel you're not being taken for an idiot. Unfortunately, this is extremely rare in modern cinema.

Plot

Ritchie managed to create a story about gangsters and their complex relationships that is not too difficult to grasp, yet extremely intriguing. There's a plot within the plot, flirtations with false expectations, and a number of unpredictable twists. All this makes you follow the events with interest.

Style

'The Gentlemen' is, after all, a very stylish film, from the elegant titles to the impeccably chosen costumes, from the musical accompaniment to the clever cinematography with elements familiar to Ritchie's fans.