Tag: Guy Ritchie
Box Office Breakdown for Weekend of 4/28/24
What’s up, Geeks + Gamers? It’s ODIN! Challengers Wins as Godzilla x Kong Finally Makes a Profit The era of mediocrity at the box office we’ve been in for many years has only seen a handful of releases showcasing that the glory days of the pre-pandemic times will soon be over. That didn...
Read MoreBox Office Breakdown for Weekend of 4/21/24
What’s up, Geeks + Gamers? It’s ODIN! Abigail Battles Civil War for Top Spot as Henry Cavill Returns to the Box Office As a month of medium-size releases continues, the new horror film Abigail battled last week’s Civil War, which is coming off of a better-than-expected opening weekend and...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare (2024)
Imagine Inglourious Basterds without the intelligent plotting, the engaging dialogue, the captivating characters, the witty humor, the expert pacing, the unbearable tension, or the palpable stakes, but with an undue smugness and the tone of the Suicide Squad movies, and you’ve got a good picture...
Read MoreThe Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare Trailer Barges Online
Guy Ritchie is ready for a new kind of war. Lionsgate has released a trailer for the Snatch and Sherlock Holmes director’s next film, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. Based on a true story – and based on the book by Damien Lewis (not the actor) – The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare ...
Read MoreThe Gentlemen Trailer Brings Guy Ritchie’s World to Netflix
Netflix is about to take you on a tour of the British underworld. The first name in streaming released a trailer for The Gentlemen, the new crime series from Guy Ritchie “inspired by” his recent movie. The Gentlemen (the show) finds a man inheriting a large estate from his deceased father, onl...
Read MoreREVIEW: Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre (2023)
Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre is offensively bad, like Guy Ritchie lured you into the theater with the promise of a fun Jason Statham action movie and threw rocks at you while insulting your mother instead. The film is so inept, so poorly constructed and executed, so staggeringly awful that you ...
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