Rock N Rolla
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Uri may not give a damn about his priceless painting but Cole doesn't know that, and he sends Archy (Mark Strong) and Mickey (Chris \"Ludacris\" Bridges) to find out who stole the painting, and ohmigod! it's in the hands of Cole's own stepson, the druggie rocknrolla Johnny Quid (Toby Kebbell), and Cole discovers that if there's anyone harder to deal with than a Russian mafioso, it's a druggie rocknrolla stepson.
\"RocknRolla\" (which is how they say \"rock and roller\" in the East End) isn't as jammed with visual pyrotechnics as Ritchie's \"Lock, Stock and Smoking Barrel\" (1998), but that's OK, because with anything more happening, the movie could induce motion sickness. It never slows down enough to be really good, and never speeds up enough to be the Bourne Mortgage Crisis, but there's one thing for sure: British actors love playing gangsters as much as American actors love playing cowboys, and it's always nice to see people having fun.
When a Russian mobster sets up a real estate scam that generates millions of pounds, various members of London's criminal underworld pursue their share of the fortune. Various shady characters, including Mr One-Two, Stella the accountant, and Johnny Quid, a druggie rock-star, try to claim their slice.
In present-day London, a group of low-level criminals known as \"The Wild Bunch\" is in debt to Lenny (Tom Wilkinson), the king of London's underground -- who's also trying to serve as the go-between as a Russian crime lord tries to get government approval for a new building project. At the same time, the Russian's beautiful accountant is setting him up to be robbed by The Wild Bunch, and Lenny's degenerate, drug-addicted rock star stepson has faked his own death to both get away from it all and boost his record sales.
Other standouts in the cast include Toby Kebell, who plays burnt-out rock musician/junkie Johnny Quid; Kebell conveys the desperation, elation, squalor, and sleaze of serious crack addiction in a way that makes his bit part the soul of the film. Ritchie has a real flair for cartoon violence -- a robbery-fight-chase scene plays out as blood-soaked hilarity -- which means that RocknRolla is a higher grade of high-gloss caper-crime-comedy film. Ritchie has suggested that there'll be a series of films with these characters, and while it's hard to imagine anyone crying out for that as a matter of necessity after seeing RocknRolla, at least this film is a fun ride while you're watching it.
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Born Christopher Keith Irvine, the son of NHL hockey player Ted Irvine, Chris Jericho would go on to amass among the most successful wrestling careers in the history of professional history. While amassing plenty of wrestling gold, Jericho would also join the band Fozzy and accomplish his two major childhood goals-- become a professional wrestler and become a rock star.
Born Christopher Keith Irvine, the son of NHL hockey player Ted Irvine, Chris Jericho would go on to amass among the most successful wrestling careers in the history of professional history. While amassing plenty of wrestling gold, Jericho would also join the band Fozzy and accomplish his two major childhood goals-- become a professional wrestler and become a rock star...\\nRead More 59ce067264
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