#guy-ritchie

#guy-ritchie

Ritchie's career trajectory from gritty British crime films to fantastical blockbusters like Aladdin highlights the dichotomy of his filmmaking style, which often lacks coherent substance.

Making a good fantasy-adventure film is a lost art. The microgenre once fueled a lucrative cottage industry: half the major blockbusters in the 2000s were some kind of riff on Indiana Jones.

This hodgepodge of plundered elements adds up to nothing more than Indiana Bourne and the Thomas Crown Da Vinci Code. This film fails to innovate, relying heavily on tired tropes.

The documentary narrates the thrilling tale of the Millennium Dome robbery, presenting an intricate plot involving charismatic criminals and high-stakes heist that captivated the public.

"Really? That's nuts. Oh for God's sake, let's see where the wind takes us." - Brosnan reacts to speculation about returning to the James Bond franchise.