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Henry Cavill calmly eating a sandwich while all hell breaks loose outside the truck will forever live in my mind rent free and is the mentality I strive towards 😂
@@jamesbond3235The movie was out in 2015, the Armie Hammer was in 2021. There's plenty of time for sequel in between. The studio didn't want to make a sequel because the first movie wasn't profitable.
@scorpiongurlz89 agreed, but in all fairness, you know how it is with movies unless it's a blockbuster. Nothing is happening fast, but I wish they'd done a sequel. My first thought when I heard about armie was damn now that's out the window. Shame really was a bit over the top, in my opinion
Imagine making Henry Cavill look small... Armie Hammer is a beast and I love we have: A Brit playing an American An American playing a Russian A Swed playing a German
I LOVED Cavill in this! It was refreshing to see him not play the cold quiet brooding muscle and play a more calculated charming character. He absolutely nailed it and i feel its one role he never gets enough attention for his versatility
"This is so cool" yessssss! Thats a description for this whole movie. Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer were extremely entertaining and of course VERY EASY on the eyes.❤❤
The Man from U.N.C.L.E was originally a tv show from 1964 to 1968 on NBC. Napoleon Solo was definitely intended to be an American version of James Bond. It was part of the spy thriller trend of the 60s.
The character Napoleon Solo was actually created by Ian Fleming as a supporting role in Goldfinger. In the film version is played by actor Martin Benson. So you could say in today's terms that this is in fact a "spin-off" of the James Bond world.
This movie is criminally underrated. I freaking love this movie! I always think it’s funny that you have a Brit playing an American, an American playing a Russian, and a Swede playing a German, lol.
Completely agree with Oak - it's a perfectly done entertaining movie. And what's great about Guy Ritchi is that each of his works has unique and very distinguishable style. You just bask in this awesomeness he creates. Also, the guy ALWAYS cast the best actors🤯
Oak’s hit it on the nose for me. I hit this video so fast, saw this movie with my family when it came out and we still reference it, I remember going to the movie with low expectations and coming out laughing. This movie is completely underrated
I took my older sister with me to watch this movie in the cinema. Once the laughs began, we cackled until the credits rolled. The actors were all wonderful and the directing was zippy and engaging. We were both disappointed that they didn't get a second movie.
This movie is PURE ENTERTAINMENT (to answer Solo's question) and it's one of my absolute favorites. I love everything about it. The actors are brilliant (Henry Cavill stands out in this role, he clearly had so much fun with it), Guy Ritchie is a genius at directing, the pacing is just right, the cinematography and costumes are amazing, there's action and charme and humor and emotion, and the music is so good! I really enjoyed your reaction and watching along with you 😊 Btw, there's another Guy Ritchie movie, starring Henry Cavill, coming out in April called The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare and I think it's going to be absolutely phenomenal. It would be fun to see you reacting to the trailer!
Never clicked on a video so fast! I rewatch this movie probably at least once a year, it's one of my all time favorites. The cast, the cinematography, the soundtrack, the costumes, the humor, it's all just so good, a CRIMINALLY underrated film imo!
This is one of my favorite movies and I watch it multiple times a year! It's smart, savvy, funny, and it's gorgeous to look at. It doesn't get old to watch and is a joy every time 😍
The multi-screen technique is a nod to the original Man From U.N.C.L.E. graphics which utilised the same style in the intro and end sequences of the TV show.
Have you guys ever seen "The Count of Monte Cristo" from 2002 with Jim Caviezel, Guy Pierce, Henry Cavill (in one of his first movie roles I believe) and Richard Harris (Dumbledore!, and of course Jared Harris's dad)? I think you would all really enjoy that one! Also, in "The Man From U.N.C.L.E", during the end credits, if I remember correctly I think they show a document stating that Gaby has started learning Russian, which I thought was quite a cute detail (besides being obviously useful for a spy during the cold war). 😊
I agree with Oak, really enjoyed this. I was always sorry they didn't do a sequel. Another really good spy, action film with a great sound track is Atomic Blonde (set at the end of the 80's/ fall of the Berlin Wall).
This was certainly a Bond audition for Henry Cavill. At the time, Spectre was expected to be Daniel Craig’s last movie in the franchise and Cavill had been runner up to him before.
This is one of my favorite movies. The humor, the adventure, the spy stuff! (And I'm a simple woman, put Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer on the screen in fancy dress and I'm sold)
It was a shame more people didn't see this in the cinema. Clashing with Rogue Nation and next to zero advertising sealed its fate. Hammer had some big shoes to fill, Illya Kuryakin played by David Mccallum was a genuine phenomenon , treated by fans like Elvis / The Beatles. Also David is still a legend for penning "The Edge". Having seen the success of The Gentleman from big screen to streaming I would be down for watching this if casted well.
I didn't use to believe that reactors didn't remember details from seeing a movie before... but here I am watching a reaction to a film I remember almost nothing about but 100% saw in theaters. 😂
I love this movie so much! It's one of my all time faves so it's obviously a 5/5. I can't tell you how many times I've put the Blu-Ray in because I'm in the mood for a fun, action, spy movie with fantastic acting. (And I saw it was on Max for awhile - the second I saw it there I watched it.) Every time I finish the movie I'm always so gutted thinking about how we never got a sequel and now we never will. Anyway, so glad you all liked this as much as you did!
I love this movie, so I was very happy to see it here today. It's definitely an underrated movie in my books, I love the humor in it and think the actors did a great job. I'm glad you guys liked it.
This is one of my all time favorite movies, I'm obsessed with the photography, the soundtrack and the costumes, but I also love the plot, the humor, the romance, the banter, the dynamic between Ilya and Napoleon. Just everything about this movie is so exciting and brings me so much joy ✨
I remember the TV series from 1964 - loved it, came out 2 years before the Mission Impossible TV series ... I'd say the movie fits well with the feel of the TV Series [for both of them] Now we need a good movie for the TV series Search [originally called Probe, but there was a PBS series called Probe and that caused confusion and they were afraid it would hurt ratings so they renamed it] Technically, there WAS a movie called Probe that the TV series was based on, but I mean a modern movie needs to be made. We had a LOT of spy series back in the day. Although, my favorite remains Get Smart [sadly, the movie that was made for that didn't do a good job - they got bits of the old TV series and didn't get other bits and it felt like they didn't understand the TV series so it just didn't work well - like someone telling a joke but getting the timing all wrong] Oh, Man from U.N.C.L.E. [the TV series] came out BEFORE the first James Bond movie - so Bond was copying Man from U.N.C.L.E.
33:35 Oak's face says what The Answer actually said xD hahahahahahahaha it's so great to see you know each other well (well enough to know about the boat🤭) Thanks for this reaction guys I loved it!!
i adore this film to bits. it’s fun, stylish, gorgeously shot, has dialogue that’s snappy as fuck, and its cast is A+. i happened to buy it on youtube when it was only 99 cents a couple years ago so i can watch it whenever i have a good internet connection. definitely one of my comfort movies.
This was really a light Bond audition for Cavil and Ritchie. If you feel it is not up to Ritchie's standards it was because he wanted to show Broccoli he could be more restrained for a Bond film.
Henry Cavill was first on the list to become Bond when they were looking one for Casino Royale. The only reason Craig became Bond is because Cavill was too young.
Based on the TV that was trying to be Bond - The Man from U.N.C.L.E (United Network Command for Law and Enforcement) with Napoleon Solo (Robert Vaughn) and Illya Kuryakin (David McCallum - Ducky on N.C.I.S.). - so successful it had a spin off The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. with April Dancer (Stephanie Powers).
I love this film. Personally i think it's Guy Ritchie at his best. It's just fun, enjoyable & beautifully stylized. A real shame it didn't do great at the box office for whatever reasons as i would've loved a sequel to this.
13:37 Yes, exactly! This was Henry’s James Bond audition. It’s a total shame they never followed up with a sequel. However, i’m hoping ungentlemanly warfare is just as good!
Please react to the 2024 Netflix series version of The Gentlemen. I’d love to hear your thoughts on it. For what it’s worth, this came out in 2015, a year that was over saturated with action and spy films, including Mad Max: Fury Road, M.I. 5, and San Andreas. Sadly, it being lost in the shuffle is unsurprising. Thanks for your attention to pronunciation and thanks for another great reaction!
Great reaction as always, i thought u never react to this gem of a movie!! There is a new movie of Henry cavill titled "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" a Guy Ritchie film... you should react to the trailer because we get to see another side of Cavill's acting!
Haha, have you done ‘RocknRolla’ yet? You’ll love that one! And about the gadgets: if you’re ever in Berlin, go and have a look at the museum there, there’s some crazy techy futuristic gadgets from this era.
You are correct, the pacing was intentional. It is a perfect nod to the TV series. I look forward to seeing Henry Cavill in the upcoming The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. I have great hopes for that film. If you can fit it into your schedule, please do a reaction to Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen (2024) Netflix series. Just 8 episodes.
I you watched the credit sequence as it had their dosier's and extra bit from other missions in the credits as treats. I really hope they make another one of these
This movie is a blast, and terribly underappreciated. The 3rd act climax feels a little out of place from the rest of the movie. but all the same. Now they just gotta watch Guy Ritchie's gangster movie, 'RocknRolla', with it's darn epic cast! Gerard Butler, Idris Elba, Tom Hardy, Mark Strong, Toby Kebbell, Tom Wilkinson, etc.
Hello from Romania!!! Happy to see you guys react to another great movie from Guy Ritchie!!! Wondering if after the glowing review you guy have given to The Gentleman if were going to get a reaction to the Netflix series based on the movie?
This was wildly entertaining. Maybe Henry Cavill should be the next Bond? What was your reaction? What did we miss?
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@@nunyabidness6820 I second this!!
The Art of the Steal. it's a heist movie with Kurt Russel, Jay Baruchel, Katheryn Winnick and Jason Jones.
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@@nunyabidness6820 theyve done
Henry Cavill calmly eating a sandwich while all hell breaks loose outside the truck will forever live in my mind rent free and is the mentality I strive towards 😂
Same! 😂
The fact that he stayed just to look at the disaster is hilarious
That's Peak Archer behaviour. If they ever do a live action movie they should cast Henry, but dub him with H.Jon lol
The fact they didn't make a sequel to this day is a bloody crime.
I guess you haven't heard what happened to armie hammer ?
@@jamesbond3235The movie was out in 2015, the Armie Hammer was in 2021. There's plenty of time for sequel in between. The studio didn't want to make a sequel because the first movie wasn't profitable.
Based on Hollywood's track record in recent years, I am glad they are not making a sequel cause it would be most probably awful
@scorpiongurlz89 agreed, but in all fairness, you know how it is with movies unless it's a blockbuster. Nothing is happening fast, but I wish they'd done a sequel. My first thought when I heard about armie was damn now that's out the window. Shame really was a bit over the top, in my opinion
@@AleksandarIvanov69 It wasn't Hollywood but Guy Richie. Has he ever put out a dud.
Imagine making Henry Cavill look small... Armie Hammer is a beast and I love we have:
A Brit playing an American
An American playing a Russian
A Swed playing a German
And Hugh Grant, as himself.
I LOVED Cavill in this! It was refreshing to see him not play the cold quiet brooding muscle and play a more calculated charming character. He absolutely nailed it and i feel its one role he never gets enough attention for his versatility
"This is so cool" yessssss! Thats a description for this whole movie. Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer were extremely entertaining and of course VERY EASY on the eyes.❤❤
The Man from U.N.C.L.E was originally a tv show from 1964 to 1968 on NBC. Napoleon Solo was definitely intended to be an American version of James Bond. It was part of the spy thriller trend of the 60s.
i detected a bit of a robert vaughn impersonation by henry cavill.
loved the tv show...rip to David McCallum the original Illya Kuryakin ( also Ducky from NCIS )
The character Napoleon Solo was actually created by Ian Fleming as a supporting role in Goldfinger. In the film version is played by actor Martin Benson.
So you could say in today's terms that this is in fact a "spin-off" of the James Bond world.
This movie is criminally underrated. I freaking love this movie! I always think it’s funny that you have a Brit playing an American, an American playing a Russian, and a Swede playing a German, lol.
Completely agree with Oak - it's a perfectly done entertaining movie. And what's great about Guy Ritchi is that each of his works has unique and very distinguishable style. You just bask in this awesomeness he creates. Also, the guy ALWAYS cast the best actors🤯
Oak’s hit it on the nose for me. I hit this video so fast, saw this movie with my family when it came out and we still reference it, I remember going to the movie with low expectations and coming out laughing. This movie is completely underrated
I took my older sister with me to watch this movie in the cinema. Once the laughs began, we cackled until the credits rolled. The actors were all wonderful and the directing was zippy and engaging. We were both disappointed that they didn't get a second movie.
Fun fact: Stan Lee based his creation of S.H.I.E.L.D. on the original 60s TV series, who’s reruns I loved watching when I was a kid.
people REALLY think Henry Cavill can play the perfect Bond and this movie just confirms it.
This movie is PURE ENTERTAINMENT (to answer Solo's question) and it's one of my absolute favorites. I love everything about it. The actors are brilliant (Henry Cavill stands out in this role, he clearly had so much fun with it), Guy Ritchie is a genius at directing, the pacing is just right, the cinematography and costumes are amazing, there's action and charme and humor and emotion, and the music is so good! I really enjoyed your reaction and watching along with you 😊 Btw, there's another Guy Ritchie movie, starring Henry Cavill, coming out in April called The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare and I think it's going to be absolutely phenomenal. It would be fun to see you reacting to the trailer!
I love this movie. And I think Oak nailed it - other spy movies put their stock in action or tech while this one goes more for style and "look"
Never clicked on a video so fast! I rewatch this movie probably at least once a year, it's one of my all time favorites. The cast, the cinematography, the soundtrack, the costumes, the humor, it's all just so good, a CRIMINALLY underrated film imo!
This is one of my favorite movies and I watch it multiple times a year! It's smart, savvy, funny, and it's gorgeous to look at. It doesn't get old to watch and is a joy every time 😍
The multi-screen technique is a nod to the original Man From U.N.C.L.E. graphics which utilised the same style in the intro and end sequences of the TV show.
R.I.P. David McCalllum the original Illya Kuryakin.
Ducky from NCIS?!
@@gabrielirizarry3986 Yes.
@@gabrielirizarry3986 Yep.
I ADORE this movie!! I’m so bummed there won’t be a sequel anymore
They could have made this movie a series and people would have watched, the cast alone and quirkiness of it make it worth watching over and over
I mean...it was based on a t.v. series, so yeah.
Two things I will never understand after watching this movie:
1. Why there was not a second part?
2. Why didn't Henry Cavil become James Bond?
Have you guys ever seen "The Count of Monte Cristo" from 2002 with Jim Caviezel, Guy Pierce, Henry Cavill (in one of his first movie roles I believe) and Richard Harris (Dumbledore!, and of course Jared Harris's dad)? I think you would all really enjoy that one!
Also, in "The Man From U.N.C.L.E", during the end credits, if I remember correctly I think they show a document stating that Gaby has started learning Russian, which I thought was quite a cute detail (besides being obviously useful for a spy during the cold war). 😊
I agree with Oak, really enjoyed this. I was always sorry they didn't do a sequel. Another really good spy, action film with a great sound track is Atomic Blonde (set at the end of the 80's/ fall of the Berlin Wall).
this is one of those comfort movies for me that i watch when i don’t know what else to do
This was certainly a Bond audition for Henry Cavill. At the time, Spectre was expected to be Daniel Craig’s last movie in the franchise and Cavill had been runner up to him before.
I rewatch this one every now and again....a good one!
The CO2 laser gag has got to be one of the funniest jokes in any action movie for the last 10 years minimum
That and the boat/truck scene were gold😅
He should absolutely be the next Bond❤😊
Yeah and hopefully go back to the earlier era, recent ones are no fun at all.
Which one of the three?
Preferably Sean Connery@@E3Zen
@@roudkaross Good choice. Very classical
@@roudkaross I personally really like Daniel Craigs bond quite a lot but it would be cool if the next james bond takes place in like 60s or 70s or 80s
This is one of my favorite movies. The humor, the adventure, the spy stuff! (And I'm a simple woman, put Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer on the screen in fancy dress and I'm sold)
Henry, Alicia and Armie had such fantastic chemistry together 👌😁
"12 out of 12. Handsome!" I love it. I'm going to use that for everything!
It was a shame more people didn't see this in the cinema.
Clashing with Rogue Nation and next to zero advertising sealed its fate.
Hammer had some big shoes to fill, Illya Kuryakin played by David Mccallum was a genuine phenomenon , treated by fans like Elvis / The Beatles.
Also David is still a legend for penning "The Edge".
Having seen the success of The Gentleman from big screen to streaming I would be down for watching this if casted well.
from what i remember armie hammer was in the running to play batman , so this could have been the first team up between batman and superman lol
Given that some are calling for Alan Ritchson to be the new Batman, the team up is still possible
I have been waiting for you guys to watch this one forever. Like I said, criminally underrated. It's a fun movie.
This is such a FUN movie. Wish they made a sequel with the same actors. Love Henry 😍
I didn't use to believe that reactors didn't remember details from seeing a movie before... but here I am watching a reaction to a film I remember almost nothing about but 100% saw in theaters. 😂
The original TV series is definitely worth a watch. Groovy, campy, 60s spy shenanigans 😎.
I love this movie so much! It's one of my all time faves so it's obviously a 5/5. I can't tell you how many times I've put the Blu-Ray in because I'm in the mood for a fun, action, spy movie with fantastic acting. (And I saw it was on Max for awhile - the second I saw it there I watched it.) Every time I finish the movie I'm always so gutted thinking about how we never got a sequel and now we never will. Anyway, so glad you all liked this as much as you did!
I completely missed this movie when it came out. This movie was GREAT!!!
I love this movie, so I was very happy to see it here today. It's definitely an underrated movie in my books, I love the humor in it and think the actors did a great job. I'm glad you guys liked it.
Guy Ritchie just knows how to entertain us!
This is one of my all time favorite movies, I'm obsessed with the photography, the soundtrack and the costumes, but I also love the plot, the humor, the romance, the banter, the dynamic between Ilya and Napoleon. Just everything about this movie is so exciting and brings me so much joy ✨
I remember the TV series from 1964 - loved it, came out 2 years before the Mission Impossible TV series ... I'd say the movie fits well with the feel of the TV Series [for both of them] Now we need a good movie for the TV series Search [originally called Probe, but there was a PBS series called Probe and that caused confusion and they were afraid it would hurt ratings so they renamed it] Technically, there WAS a movie called Probe that the TV series was based on, but I mean a modern movie needs to be made. We had a LOT of spy series back in the day. Although, my favorite remains Get Smart [sadly, the movie that was made for that didn't do a good job - they got bits of the old TV series and didn't get other bits and it felt like they didn't understand the TV series so it just didn't work well - like someone telling a joke but getting the timing all wrong]
Oh, Man from U.N.C.L.E. [the TV series] came out BEFORE the first James Bond movie - so Bond was copying Man from U.N.C.L.E.
17:40 Shes the Sovereign High Priestess Ayesha in Guardians of the Galaxy.
And in Tenet, that's what came to mind.
Someone commented that Elizabeth Debicki is always on the boat(s).
In here, in The Crown, in Tenet, in The Night Manager etc. ;)
What a hoot, Henry is so smooth. Fun and games, and guys, was that not the sexiest dance in pajamas you've ever seen ! Good job fellas.
Seen this film 3/4 times! Such a good movie 😊 happy you guys decided to react to it 👌
im full with oak on this one , such a phenomenal movie, the paste , the humour and shots is just awesome !
33:35
Oak's face says what The Answer actually said xD hahahahahahahaha it's so great to see you know each other well (well enough to know about the boat🤭) Thanks for this reaction guys I loved it!!
i adore this film to bits. it’s fun, stylish, gorgeously shot, has dialogue that’s snappy as fuck, and its cast is A+. i happened to buy it on youtube when it was only 99 cents a couple years ago so i can watch it whenever i have a good internet connection. definitely one of my comfort movies.
Henry is born to play Bond, but somehow they still don't see it and won't give it to him
Such brilliant one liners in this.
Cant wait for his new film "Ministry of Ungetlemanly warfare" next month.
This was really a light Bond audition for Cavil and Ritchie. If you feel it is not up to Ritchie's standards it was because he wanted to show Broccoli he could be more restrained for a Bond film.
Henry Cavill was first on the list to become Bond when they were looking one for Casino Royale. The only reason Craig became Bond is because Cavill was too young.
FINALLLY!!!! Been waiting the whole week for THIS!
The fact that Cavill was never Bond is a travesty. He auditioned the same time as Craig and was a close second at the time.
Argyle looks awesome as well from director Matthew Vaughn!
imagine Cavill as the new Spy in a TF2 franchise.
"What are you, president of his fans club?"
"No... that would be your mother!" _plaf!_
Based on the TV that was trying to be Bond - The Man from U.N.C.L.E (United Network Command for Law and Enforcement) with Napoleon Solo (Robert Vaughn) and Illya Kuryakin (David McCallum - Ducky on N.C.I.S.). - so successful it had a spin off The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. with April Dancer (Stephanie Powers).
I love this film. Personally i think it's Guy Ritchie at his best. It's just fun, enjoyable & beautifully stylized. A real shame it didn't do great at the box office for whatever reasons as i would've loved a sequel to this.
Loved this one- two so handsome men - what’s not to love! This was a TV series in the 60s so nice to see a movie made like it.
I really liked this movie. I don’t think it did as well at the box office as they hoped but I enjoyed it a lot.
So underrated movie and is one of my favorites
The aquaplaning shot with the music is french kiss for me
13:37 Yes, exactly! This was Henry’s James Bond audition. It’s a total shame they never followed up with a sequel. However, i’m hoping ungentlemanly warfare is just as good!
I can't believe you guys have never seen this
This is a straight 5 out 5 for me. Saw it in the theatres when in came out. Had a blast. Waiting for the sequel, they’ve to make it.
In the tv made movie Return of Man from Uncle there retired Ilyia became a fashion Designer.
I saw this film 12 times at the cinema and one time at the IMAX. GREAT music, fuck.... fantastic soundtrack.
I STILL don't know why people rank this low in the Guy Ritchie catalogue (had to Brit that word😊), i love this movie!🇬🇧👍🇺🇸
I very often forget Henry Cavill is actually British since he can do an American accent so well and has done so in quite a few movies
we were robbed of a sequel to this movie and ‘the nice guys’. and the world is sadder for it.
Agree with the Oak, this movie is a lot of fun to watch and I would love them to make a sequel.
Somehow rewatching the movies with these guys makes the movie even more than enjoyable than I could remember.
Oh, I absolutely love this movie!! 😍 So glad y'all saw this!
Please react to the 2024 Netflix series version of The Gentlemen. I’d love to hear your thoughts on it.
For what it’s worth, this came out in 2015, a year that was over saturated with action and spy films, including Mad Max: Fury Road, M.I. 5, and San Andreas. Sadly, it being lost in the shuffle is unsurprising.
Thanks for your attention to pronunciation and thanks for another great reaction!
This movie is in my top five. When she goes to wrestle the kgb agent, I belly laugh every time.
I watched the tv show when I was little, but this movie is much more entertaining. Loved Armie's Russian accent!
Great reaction as always, i thought u never react to this gem of a movie!!
There is a new movie of Henry cavill titled "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" a Guy Ritchie film... you should react to the trailer because we get to see another side of Cavill's acting!
Very enjoyable reaction. I love this movie - it's a great tribute to the TV series and Henry Cavill does a fine impression of Robert Vaughn.
I truly love this movie. It was so good. Very funny and lots of crazy action. I like the old series as well.
God we need 2nd movie so bad!
Love your vid guys!! Hello from Mexico!! BTW: Watch: Argo. Your are going to love it, tense and nice. Cheers guys! With much love Ray
I love seeing these movies it's so cool seeing your reactions ❤😅
This movie proves that Henry Cavill can be an amazing James Bond
Haha, have you done ‘RocknRolla’ yet? You’ll love that one! And about the gadgets: if you’re ever in Berlin, go and have a look at the museum there, there’s some crazy techy futuristic gadgets from this era.
You are correct, the pacing was intentional. It is a perfect nod to the TV series.
I look forward to seeing Henry Cavill in the upcoming The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. I have great hopes for that film.
If you can fit it into your schedule, please do a reaction to Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen (2024) Netflix series. Just 8 episodes.
Cavill is my dream choice for the next Bond.
I you watched the credit sequence as it had their dosier's and extra bit from other missions in the credits as treats. I really hope they make another one of these
This movie made me realize that Henry would be a GREAT Archer, if a live action would ever happen
Really fun film. Glad you guys enjoyed it as much as i did. Shame it didn't start another couple of movies xxx
I saw this in the theater with my adult Son. It seemed like watching a live action Archer!
This movie is a blast, and terribly underappreciated. The 3rd act climax feels a little out of place from the rest of the movie. but all the same.
Now they just gotta watch Guy Ritchie's gangster movie, 'RocknRolla', with it's darn epic cast! Gerard Butler, Idris Elba, Tom Hardy, Mark Strong, Toby Kebbell, Tom Wilkinson, etc.
Yes 💯
Hello from Romania!!! Happy to see you guys react to another great movie from Guy Ritchie!!! Wondering if after the glowing review you guy have given to The Gentleman if were going to get a reaction to the Netflix series based on the movie?
If you guys like this movie, you should watch atomic blonde witch Charlize Theron
I've been waiting for you guys to react to this movie. So cool, so stylish, so comedic!
The man from uncle was a serious i watched as a child, ❤
I see Henry Cavill, I click LOL
Would love to see your reactions to King Arthur the Legend of the Sword. Very underrated movie. Another Guy Ritchie film.
It's insane that legasov from chernobyl is in this I knew I recognised him from something