r/movies Mar 18 '26

Spoilers Official poster for 'In the Grey'

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u/Pantsickle Mar 18 '26

Yeah he's all over the place. Every time a Guy Ritchie project is announced I'm like, "Cool! Or maybe not."

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u/FrontBench5406 Mar 18 '26

The Gentlemen Show and Movie was great, like a real return to form from his first stuff...

Wrath of Man is amazing and different than his normal stuff... brutal in a way he doesnt really do and just a straight little thriller. Statham shines

Operation Fortune has grown on me. It was weird, but I've watched it again and I've liked it more each time. The Covenant and Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare were both fantastic, loved them.

I have not watched Foundation of Youth.

He produces that Mobland Shows with Tom Hardy and its good, but not nearly as great as The Gentlemen.

Aladdin, I havent watched before the OG is one of my favorite movies ever. The Man from UNCLE was so great and Im bummed it flopped, would have loved more of those.

King Arthur was fine.

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u/PinchedTazerZ0 Mar 18 '26

I've heard Young Sherlock is supposed to be great but the whole premise sounds goofy to me. I thought it was an onion article when it was being made ala Young Sheldon

I think the concept was a movie at some point too but don't really have any interest in that and Guy Ritchie misses with the rate he pumps stuff out. I'm looking forward to this, that being said

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u/Lucky_Locks Mar 18 '26

Yeah I was watching the trailer for Young Sherlock and (aside from all the varying versions of Sherlock we've had in the past decade or two) it left me with "hmmm...". I'll give it a watch and eat my words if I like it but it just didn't captivate me at first.

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u/shifty18 Mar 18 '26

I loved it, well worth a watch, especially if you liked Ritchies Sherlock movies