After three years behind bars, Mitchel (Farrell) emerges from Pentonville Prison with good intentions. But when his old friend Billy (Ben Chaplin), a low-level gangster who’s looking for backup on a job, meets him upon release, Mitchel joins him in exchange for a place to live. While entangled in the past, Mitchel becomes involved with Charlotte (Knightley), a movie star holed up in a Holland Park mansion against the paparazzi. Touched by her beauty and vulnerability, he quickly falls into the role of protector, fending off aggressive reporters and stalkers, as well as Billy’s ploy to rob the house of its expensive art and vintage cars. As the attraction between them grows and their relationship deepens, Mitchel and Charlotte make plans to start anew in Los Angeles. But Mitchel has already caught the eye of powerful and ruthless mob boss Gant (Ray Winstone), who sees him as a potentially valuable asset to his business. When Mitchel rebuffs a lucrative job offer, Gant sets out to ensnare him in a violent web of extortion and murder. As Gant’s tactics become increasingly vicious and deadly, it becomes clear he would rather see the younger man dead than free. Knowing no one close to him is safe from Gant’s wrath, including Charlotte and his troubled sister Briony (Anna Friel), Mitchel decides to take a drastic move to settle things between them once and for all. More »
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  1. Shanj

    If all you want from a film is a lot of violence without any reality to it, without any relation to the actual context of the film, and with all the characters ending up offed - go see this.

    The profile of the hero is of a mighty man of the underworld. He says not but gets a major party when he gets out of prison. You only get that if you're a crimelord.
    Everyone except the biggest crimelord then treats him with fear and trembling. He does little to show why and them gets killed in a casual way by a kid. Hardly matches his big buildup.

    London gangland is nothing like this. Real crimelords run peaceful patches or people don't sign on with them. This is nothing but a neurotic wet dream of violence.
    Women are of course few and far between and just there to get their knickers off. Sex scenes are boring.

    Over all this is an immature piece of dickwaving testosterone messiness without interesting characters, without plot power, without style or taste or wit or sexiness.

    If violence porn is your thing go for it. You won't get anything else from it.

    2 years agoby @ShanjFlag

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