Ex-Gangster Reacts to The Gentlemen (Guy Ritchie, Matthew McConaughey, Colin Farrell)

In this weeks reacts, Ex-Gangster Stephen Gillen laughs, reviews and reacts to the 2019 Guy Ritchie film The Gentlemen.
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[@stephen.gillen]

Big respect to everyone here and all your comments. They're all well noted. Link for the book below guys, would love yous to read it and let me know what you think. To buy Stephen's new book - www.amazon.co.uk/Extraordinary-Stephen-Gillen-Search-Living-ebook/dp/B0CY9W268Y/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2YL53UCOLDI06&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.KDpU6tre8-ZNG69c6AuKiVk_Lpbr3ochWXxm4JODs_g6Db954eCSNnNph3im6HhTjpn2iKWdztdtbgY1GrOwFcfdxVhqO9sHtBXMvDC6uAtk3KfNj_UtPljcYqg-H_X5O0gmf_k9i1bpxrJ9jMznpQ.DQSUCQNVFBRkQTXqMY9L4h-pzuv4p2IxcuOCiB9M-V0&dib_tag=se&keywords=stephen+gillen&qid=1712593811&sprefix=stephen+gillen+%2Caps%2C63&sr=8-1

[@andrewc31394]

For an ex-gangster, this guy really knows his way around describing the assets of a good film

[@J.Carrington]

my thoughts exactly

[@noahlovejoy1908]

I’m pretty sure he has helped with a movie before, really smart man

[@danielmcdade4013]

He really does! I'm subscribing. The man articulates his thoughts well.

[@stephen.gillen]

Glad you like the content guys. I'm now a CEO of a successful International media company at roarmediacreative.com 👍

[@ishak3]

​@@stephen.gillen way to go Stephen! 👍

[@AnuViation]

This guy could be Robert De Niro's brother.

[@BanuKarting]

this make the movie Heat even greater

[@Sulamanjansulttaani]

Actually he is! Micky De Niro

[@BanuKarting]

@@Sulamanjansulttaani I am not able to believe you but I want

[@arturfil]

Ah, the comment I was looking for

[@paulshields5938]

Norbert De Niro

[@tubeman69]

For me, Snatch is Guy Ritchie's "Pulp Fiction". More raw and still evolving as a director, but pure genius and iconic. The Gentlemen is his Django Unchained, being the product of the director really having mastered his craft and his style of filmmaking. Both have fantastic casts, characters, writing, etc. They're standout highlights in the career portfolio already filled with other great works.

[@hexusmexus6971]

This guy is full of shit 😂😂😂😂😂

[@QuixoticCowboy]

I would not compare Tarantino to Ritchie. Since Ritchie is not so absolutely full of himself that his modern movies are just self indulging fan fare. Where as you pointed out correctly, Ritchie has mastered his craft and is on the top of his game.

[@owenleal]

​@@QuixoticCowboy whether or not you like Tarantino as a person (and I honestly dont from what Ive seen) you'd be a fool to class his talent as anything less than among the greatest directorial talents in all of film.

[@naruii5160]

@@owenleal For real

[@ikilledrogerrabbit1479]

And "Lock, Stock and two smoking barrels" is his "Reservoir Dogs". Love both directors

[@gladesucks7907]

As great as everyone in this movie was, Collin Farrell absolutely carried the whole script on his back. One of the funniest performances I’ve ever seen

[@donjohnson8952]

No way the whole cast was phenomenal take one bit out and the movie would not have been as good. In fact if everyone was great in their role it is impossible to say he carried the script on his back. A full bag is 1000 pounds not 4.

[@HrHaakon]

I think he was great, but really he didn't carry anyone. There were so many great performances.

[@_blackmesa]

Collin is one of the most underrated actors of our time.

[@davidperkoski1132]

Don’t forget Hugh Grant

[@hauddubius3706]

@@donjohnson8952 Yeah, I think Stephen thought he said four bags instead of full bag

[@Jurbo33]

I really like how he chose to talk about the movie as a movie, as opposed to dissecting the criminal elements. Was not what i expected, but I imagine this gentleman is disinclined to go into depth about similarities between his experience and those portrayed.

[@CorporateG0th]

I like how he points out that in terms of youths carrying knives not much has changed though. There's a lot of public buzz about this just falling out of the sky hence we don't get realistic solutions. But the truth is it was always like this. Now there's just smartphone cameras to record it. You go to any neighborhood and dig around, you'll find local stories with whole ass murders that never left that community.

[@boxmonkey1]

Tarantino wishes he was as good as Ritchie. Tarantino is just good at spectacle, shock and violence. He’s no where near as good of a director or a writer.

[@viperion_nz]

And yet, that was the video that the title promises...

[@TheMikesc15]

@@CorporateG0th a lot HAS changed though, just not in the way of the weaponry... To say the things are as they always have been is an utterly dumb statement. It's clear that the violence of gang related incidents has become far more... obvious, let's say. I would personally say, and I am FAR from the only person with this mindset (been around quite a few biker gangs, and it's pretty damn clear that the newer generation of "gangsters" chase the adrenaline rather than the bag. AKA, it's not entirely a business for them, but also an outlet, making things become far more dangerous than it used to be. If you're not thinking of it as a business, you're thinking of it as a lifestyle, and that's gonna make conflicts spike way more.

[@TheMikesc15]

@@boxmonkey1 why are you even mentioning Tarantino?...

[@josephedlin2172]

This man is a smart man that appreciates culture. Many don’t realize that successful career criminals would have been successful in almost any walk of life but are typically born in to what they became. Great that KZbin and Cinema gives them the chance to walk a different path because their insight in to a different world would otherwise be lost. Also loved this movie, charismatic characters that really pull you in to a believable storyline; no cgi needed; just solid actors, script, and filming.

[@fenech2013]

as someone whos had a fair bit of experiance with gangsters that really isnt true a lot of these blokes are walter mittys who embelish their storys

[@ForgottenHonor0]

Guy Ritchie never fails to deliver, especially in his gangster flicks!

[@yessi1585]

Because they’re all the same hahah

[@johnmitchell2269]

Revolver was pish, so was Rock n Rolla.

[@ComaDave]

Great film. Just watched it again last week. Colin Farrell and Hugh Grant are outstanding, and great to see Charlie Hunnam branching out after Sons of Anarchy. He's great in this.

[@lukemorley3540]

Have you heard his embarrassing ‘cockney ‘ accent in Green Street ?! Sounds more Australian

[@user-ii8oy3qg2t]

​@@fronzelneekburm9290even more so when he ditched the accent completely for the last couple seasons

[@mortariana]

Collin was my favorite character by far but Hugh's performance was such a pleasant surprise compared to his roles in romances, here he was such a sassy asshole!

[@spankywzl]

Thank you for not sleeping on Colin Farrell's role in the story. He is my favorite character in The Gentlemen, too. Coach's fatherly relationship with The Toddlers shines through, and he saves Mickey's skin on four (*holds up 4 fingers) different occasions.

[@TENEBRAELGAMING]

Such a great film. Originally I thought having a very American sounding McConaughey will be jarring, but he literally draws you in and steals the show

[@neodecker]

The Gentleman is one of my absolute favorite movies. Guy Richie is an amazing director. I can and have watched and rewatched this movie back to back.

[@robertsutton1295]

The Gentlemen not only became my favorite Guy Ritchie films, but one of my all-time favorites as well (in the "Crime & Criminals" category).

[@thetodd2738]

All Guy Ritchie films have unique character development that gives a semi comedic take on everyone's back story that allows you to really enjoy each character individually.

[@salahad-din4114]

Have to agree, Ritchie's movies I'd put up right next to Tarantino on story telling, twist and actors. I've picked up all of Ritchie's movies. Excellent story telling. The Gentlemen I simply don't get tired of watching

[@nateworthy530]

Same here! It's right up there with Snatch for me for rewatchability.

[@LordsOfSalem666]

​@nateworthy530 Snatch is a flawless movie. Certainly, the most quotable Guy Ritchie movie

[@dapaintbrush6965]

​​​@@LordsOfSalem666u could land a jumbo fucking jet in there

[@jeffreed3443]

Love the commentary on this film you gave and also the film itself…. And also if there’s ever a movie about Robert De Niro , you’d nail it with the laugh alone

[@IonizedComa]

Dude looks like his long lost son

[@SillEofficialYT]

I’m so surprised I didn’t see any other comments about his likeness to RD 💯

[@irh1738]

Superb underrated film. Guy Ritchie back at his best. So happy when I discovered this gem 💎

[@Cragun.]

One of my favorite movies, I've watched it several times and will definitely watch it again. Just a super well made movie.

[@thelifeofdavid745]

My dude I could watch your videos all day. This guy explaining everything is perfect. Comes of very intelligent with movies, directing etc... love this and thank you for the time you spent making it so we can enjoy this.

[@websterlee7708]

First time watching one of your movie reviews Mr. Gillen. Sure was a deep dive! Very impressed with your insights. Agreed, one of my favourite Guy Ritchie movies. Thanks so much for the play by play. Looking forward to more.👍

[@simonshields2525]

This is, for me, Guy Ritchie’s finest piece of work and thats is saying somthing! Loved lock stock, snatch, revolver but this is just a fantastic film. Watched it 4 times to date, love it

[@stephenquinn4826]

100% agree

[@augustinejunior2618]

I'm on 21 times. 😂

[@augustinejunior2618]

Watched it just 3 days ago

[@tomk6312]

He was so positive about the film yet didn't give it a 9-10/10 rating. I think that shows he's a good film critic. He knows there's room. A review of the long good Friday would be amazing

[@Sabotage_Labs]

Colin is bloody amazing in this fil'em....lmfao! He really does have outstanding comedic timing. Hugh Grant... with the East End accent... literally took me 20 mins before I even realized it was him. So used to his Posh proper English. Love Guy Richie Movies.... love my cousins and ancestors across the pond. Great sense of humor. Top shelf! Cheers!!

[@quadassio]

What is an east end accent ?

[@Sabotage_Labs]

@@quadassio London's East End.

[@quadassio]

@@Sabotage_Labs is it like Cockney slang?

[@Herald_of_the_Never]

I coukd listen to this geezer talk about movies all day. Hes the David Attenborough of movie reviews

[@anthonysendelback5616]

This was a very well done deep dive of a great film. Cheers Stephen!

[@PalleRasmussen]

Love this gentleman's laughter. Contagious.

[@TheJonesey1]

Is he a ex-gangster or a director?

[@KiratYar]

I would say at this moment it is One in the Same

[@aleksandarradovanovic8496]

This and Snatch are two of my favourite Guy Richie movies. The Gentleman keeps getting better at every view... and it was amazing at first view 😊

[@ElioRose]

Just watched The Gentlemen this morning. I gotta say, one of Guy Ritchie's best movies. Love the characters, love the English slang and the story was very nicely laid out all the way through. Fantastic film, great review, love your channel Stephen.

[@alanburns3738]

The best quote out of that movie is “it’s not the last domino that falls, it’s the first” very smart no matter what in life 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️ I put it down to jealous but that’s people that has nothing better to do with their life’s, you can’t even have a nice car and someone thinks you are doing something… that’s their mental problems but they do try to always bring you down… keep up the good work as always 👊🏻💪🏻💚💚

[@aysiskyle9458]

I ❤ Guy Ritchie films. His storytelling style is amazing and fun and just grabs attention. I don’t usually take to gangster films but anything by him, I will always watch 🤣🤣🤣

[@aocarroll001]

Glad you enjoyed The Gentlemen. Always good your hear your thoughts and take on film. Also, on those situations in life. I certainly agree with you on those old school ways. If they still held true, we'd see more respect and less of a sht show out there.

[@kjhusson]

Love your channel brilliant observations, and your insight is just amazing, keep up the great work =)

[@Chevchonchis]

His laugh incites laughter💀I love this

[@0uther3]

Looking forward to his new movie. Love Guy Ritchie's work. Every movie keeps me hooked from start to end.

[@bcm658]

Stephen, Great review of a great flick, I enjoyed listening to your perspective on the different situations. Thanks!!

[@518goeshard420]

An ex gangster with a passion for film lmao

[@sipofsunkist9016]

ahhhh my favorite movie! like guy says, “it really is cinema”

[@Pentaclown84]

bronson is another great one about the uk's most violent prisoner

[@PierreLucSex]

Loved it

[@harrymothowl8923]

Hardy right?

[@PierreLucSex]

@@harrymothowl8923 right

[@Pentaclown84]

@@harrymothowl8923 tom hardy yes.

[@corbinsmith8906]

Bro Bronson was an amazing film Tom hardy slayed that role i think it’s my favorite movie he is in except when he plays the moonshiner with Shila lebuf

[@jayneholland1472]

Brilliant! Only just came across you, just about to watch more! 😊❤

[@mr.nobodyfor-real]

saw this right before covid in 2020. one of the best movies i have ever seen on the big screen!!

[@captainpoontah4888]

Great video Stephen! Thanks

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

This was awesome!

[@brianbaker2884]

“Not gonna work like that son…”I need that in a film and then on a t shirt.

[@YearsOVDecay1]

Keep up the grind Stephen your channel is gonna take off!

[@kitkat9648]

I was on this world as a female in the 80's. I grew out of it. I looked very sweet and harmless. Those who knew me knew I had knife skills,a hook that broke jaws and a quick shot. They would sit back and watch if a newbie was disrespectful. I would walk away 3x . People don't comprehend what animal behavior is until you meet people with absolutely no human empathy.

[@jp.2s271]

If you would of told me you were also a director mate I’d fully believe it 🤣 the analysis of the movie along how you could describe the realism of it all made this a truly good watch, you definitely got a subscription off me 👊🏼

[@187nellybelly]

This geezer has to be the most intellectual articulate gangster ever!

[@nimascolari1508]

This guy isn't just a geezer. He's a highly intelligent and sophisticated film buff. He could be a director or film critic. 😂👏

[@mightycaine8254]

Love this movie, as always great to hear you views. I love the Mathew Mconahay scene that homages the long good friday, great twist on it.

[@waynedchang]

I loved your reaction to "The Gentlemen" almost as much as your reaction to "Snatch." I wish it were possible to get your full running commentary on a blu-ray of this.

[@waynedchang]

I'd love to see your reaction to the 1973 classic "The Sting" and the 2001 remake of "Ocean's Eleven."

[@kerrypickens8594]

That scene with Colin Farrell makes me laugh out loud too

[@jdsull]

"A tiger does not need to boast that it is a tiger ."

[@aidanmagill6769]

I never liked Hugh Grant as an actor but his performance in this film draws me back again and again.

[@Itsloney]

This was a great watch!

[@timothybruns2775]

Watched it today and love it!

[@contessa.adella]

Can’t wait for the sequel. Thanks for the opinion. Love how Mickey gets revenge upon the American double crosser by demanding his pound of flesh, served him right.

[@Dave-us5fq]

@Fronzel Neekburm is Jewish a nationality…

[@jaysparrow6631]

Oh no! Not the Jews…again! 😢

[@jjohanesson9139]

Thanks for your insightful review. Think I'll stream this based on your recommendation.

[@elitekillergaming7184]

Your an inspiration mate really amazing work well done.

[@maplesyrup272]

FYI: Guy Ritchie, the guy who created classic British gangster films like Snatch, Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels & The Gentlemen also directed Disney's motion picture classic (arguably) Aladdin. Need I say more lol?

[@MrRglas]

The dialogue in this movie is just 🤌

[@corruptangel6793]

Just watched The Gentlemen the other day. Loved it.

[@joesymonds6398]

Really enjoyed this, real top guy! 👍🏻

[@truckinghell1655]

One of my favourite films absolute peach . And what well spoken gent reviewing

[@pab1381]

Green Street Hooligans is one of my absolute favorite films about London/English gangs or clubs whatever you wanna call them. I know it’s a different capacity but Charlie Hunnam is amazing in it. Which I’m sure is what got Kurt Sutters attention.

[@tblomerta6529]

Theyre called Firms. Not gangs.

[@davesykes283]

that film is utter shite and beyond unrealistic and dumb

[@lohkirlohkir7679]

The Football Factory is a better film. Have a look if you haven't. Less, American.

[@TheFr3ELions]

@@lohkirlohkir7679 Agreed. There's also an old school hooligan film called I.D. Good film.

[@rfcfanj7911]

@@tblomerta6529 a firm is a gang of football hooligans, it’s still a gang

[@brabhamfreaman166]

Gotta admit, I was *not* expecting such a masterful dissection of the art of cinematography. He ain’t coming into this cold, bro’s done his research and instead of focusing on the similarities and differences between reality (his own experience) and the screen portrayal, he concentrates on Guy Ritchie’s crafting of a story from a script, with some awesome character acting performances - truly Hugh Grant’s Magnus Opus, what he could’ve achieved if he’d not sold out to the cheap but easy RomCom market, one wonders😂😂 - and just sprinkles in the lightest dusting of his own criminal past where it really adds value to the analysis. In case you couldn’t tell, I like & respect this guy a huge amount. Have bought the book, tyvm, and I’ll give it a read. Great video.

[@YoungClarke]

Jesus, I had no idea that was Hugh Grant. Phenomenal performance

[@NoreenCurley]

He was brilliant in it so he was. We all got to see a different kind of acting from him that none of us new or seen, he was my favourite

[@NurkePL]

The question about carrying knives made me grin, everyone had a knife when I was in my teens in the 70's - I had a stiletto up the sleeve of my leather and sometimes a bowie knife in the pocket as well, we didnt get into many fights because you knew that everyone was likely to also be carrying

[@englandrose2366]

I love this film 💯🤣🤣🤣 It's brilliant and I have watched it over and over 🙌🏻

[@genidoagnelli8409]

Love you mate, cheers! 🤘

[@floppyfairy99]

This guy's one of those blokes you could talk to all day about film but you'd always know not to piss him off.

[@dragondisciple1205]

The scene when they did a rap video while stealing the weed was hilarious! Kind of realistic too since people post everything they do.

[@pedroberrizbeitia1231]

I thought it was hilarious how this gangster dude picked up being an expert movie critic as a side hustle, using phrases like "immediately setting up the conflict" and "really punchy content and performance led dialogue". I wonder what Mr. Gilles was like in his days as an enforcer.

[@organicmechanic5150]

There are about 4 big crime related movies that were produced and stared well known Australian actors. Chopper, Animal Kingdom, The Post Card Bandit and Getting Square. 3 are based on real characters and events in Australia. The Post Card Bandit is about Brendan Abbott who has escaped from two max security prisons in Australia and went on an armed robbery spree before being captured.

[@deand8070]

Getting Square is totally underrated, as well as one of Heath ledgers early movies, Two Hands

[@organicmechanic5150]

@@deand8070 David Wenham was hilarious in Getting Square. "Warren, he's just an old piss head from Petersham, he wouldn't hurt a fly". 😂

[@Cinnsere]

That jacket and that watch, IYKYK chef's kiss

[@tommydreamer7805]

When you want to be a Director but life had other plans 👏 this guy know his stuff

[@pfriz63]

Your videos are always entertaining and informative. I have a recommendation/request: McVicar, 1980.

[@MBM1260]

This guy is well spoken for a gangster.

[@washingtoncommandcenter5541]

Guy Ritchie needs to give us a crossover with Lock Stock, Snatch, Rock n Rolla & the Gentlemen, the toughest part would be getting all those great actors together, but it would be insanely easy to connect all the characters if you just write Bacon(got married & moved away or something) out for the sake of having Turkish as a more prominent character. Tom, Eddy & Soap could have used their shotgun money(after renting some scuba gear) to buy out Eddy's dad's bar, which they make into a fancy restaurant that Soap runs, along with some other properties, that Tom & Eddy now run the card game & more gambling left vacant by Harry's demise, with Big Chris & a now grown Lil Chris(Will Poulter, Alex Pettyfer, Jack O'Connell) as their security/Debt collectors. Also renting the properties to Turkish & Tommy who are now Legitimate MMA promoters( with their diamond money) linking them to Coach & His gym, & Mickey & Roman for concerts. Bring back Archie & Johnny now running Lenny's planning racket, along with some more criminal endeavors they use the Wild Bunch for, Make Uri, Aslan's dad from his 1st fling with the wrong woman, with them & Mickey's crew have joined forces to put the Russian mob in their place & going into further partnerships, Make Winston & J 2 of Mickey's top botanists to bring it full circle & even have Johnny randomly take Power Noel under his wing as a former Musician, turned Junkie, turned gangster protege/Pete stand-in. Unite them all against Arab gangsters who are encroaching on every level well above what the Russians were. For the love of god, put Danny Dyer, Daniel Craig, & Dominic West in the things.

[@baskkev7459]

the gentlemen is a advice to watch freaking funny

[@hajdukMikboban]

Good evening Mister Gillen, I got no words…..I mean thanks a lot for this ….Reaktion I come today on your channel and I can say thank you Greets and cheers 🇭🇷 MIK

[@djjasonceol9611]

Richie has got to be my favorite director with Snatch and Lock, Stock, & Two Smoking Barrels at my top 5 favs!

[@thornbird6768]

Coach and Fletcher are excellent characters 👍🏻 Ray and Micky are a class act . Great film .

[@GunCollector007]

Amazing dialogue in this movie.

[@benjamineckles]

Dude I heard this gentleman talk from the other room and I thought a Jason Statham movie had come on. Great reaction, wonderful insight.

[@stephen.gillen]

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[@leejohnstone4663]

Here's a idea. Former gangster turn private detective, when the body of a aristocrat's daughter is pull from the Thames she has a silk stocking around her throat and another silk stocking shove down the detective establishes three other aristocrat's daughter's have been found dead in the same way he concludes "this is not the work of a "Ripper' the killer is a sexual sadist. The detective must enter the world of BDSM clubs. As the detective gets closer to catching the killer he realises he must revert back to his old ways before the killer strikes again and use his own brand of justice to stop the killer.

[@darrencrowe2601]

Have you deep dived into Reservoir Dogs? One of the best films imo

[@dilligaf700]

Still waiting for the monkey puzzle tree movie. Could you give us all an rough idea when it will be finished.

[@Nn42089]

@@leejohnstone4663 this guys no gonny gee you a like for your fucked up scenarios you concoct in your mind if there was a different breed this mans it chill out hes no some uwu wanktuber whos gonny bend to your will

[@belladoran222]

You need to reverse that game us poorby's do, 6 famous people we'd like to have dinner with!, just reverse it, get me , my mates from the abattoirs, and my friend who was a gym instructor at the same time I was , and come round to have dinner and a few drinks at my joint, and we'll let the stories just flow, ideas aplenty, gawd I could write a book!, hang on ? I am. You'd have a crack of a time. Aussie girl. X

[@mslee4722]

Love, love, love Guy Ritchie films.

[@NXS_b]

That guy got that gangster laugh😂

[@eduarddutco1688]

This Ex-Gangster looks pure actor from any Scorsese movie or Soprano’s! Magnificent!!!

[@-redacted_by_youtube]

I remember seeing lock stock for the first time. Loved it. Then snatch came out. Holy hell didnt think he could top lock stock. He keeps getting better.

[@melocoton7]

such a great movie. Colin Farrell is SO good in it. Well, everyone is great in their roles.

[@cherniyalpinist]

Never knew who Stephen Gillen was, until watching this video. Great respect for what you've achieved and what you're doing sir. If it wasn't for martial arts, I would have ended up in the nick as a young lad, so I can only admire your work and vision. Respect! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@dannyt5106]

Man I wanted to his his reaction to the big where he’s got the sub machine gun on that kid, then he’s like “Ratatat 🤣, that’s my favourite bit lol

[@tonyping3159]

Very good insight and perspectives on the film. Great movie!!

[@LubukTupah_3gp]

2:41 that's the most gangster laugh I've ever heard

[@lordvalinar774]

How have I not heard of this movie?! Well thanks to this video; I'm a go buy it right now

[@polarbear7164]

This was a pleasure to watch.Would love to see you react to "Rise of the foot soldier".

[@lilmike2710]

The lighting is an active character in Richie's films. Even London itself is a character. Just remember, "there is no posh part of Croyden". 😊

[@fitfurnuffn]

Another great video Stephen…what’s that top your wearing 😀👍

[@Mickey_Lange]

The fact that guy look like De Niro is amazing...😂😂😂