RocknRolla Review After a botched land deal, One Two (Butler) and Mumbles (Elba) steal the money they need to pay back fixer Lenny Cole (Wilkinson), with the help of accountant Stella (Newton).

But Rocknrolla, a return to heists and tipped as his 'make or break film', has so far been pretty well received. So what of the accompanying tuneage?

RocknRolla (15) This is Guy Ritchie's third turkey in a row, after Swept Away and Revolver. It is a pitiful attempt to recapture the success of his first two movies, Lock Stock And Two Smoking ...

You can say this much for Guy Ritchie 's RocknRolla: it isn't as bad as his last two films. Then again, these were the Madge-on-a-beach catastrophe Swept Away and the certifiably insane Revolver ...

Dvd of the week is Guy Ritchie's achingly sexy and totally enthralling gangster thriller ROCKNROLLA. It features a very erotic performance from Thandie Newton, a cracking soundtrack, plus lots of ...

Guy Ritchie's smile was a little strained as he greeted wife Madonna at the premiere of his new film last night. The singer kept him waiting on the red carpet and turned up an hour late.

RocknRolla has another unexpected ingredient. A sub-plot involves cute crim Handsome Bob (Tom Hardy), who turns out to be in love with One Two. Many of the ensuing gags are predictable.

RocknRolla is not remotely original and sags badly towards the end, but until that point it's a witty, energetic and efficient comic thriller, showcasing a wealth of (mostly) British talent.

DVD: RocknRolla, Retail & Rental, (Warner) Reviewed, Nicholas Barber Sunday 01 February 2009 01:00 GMT 0 Comments ...

Early in RocknRolla, the latest film from Guy Ritchie, we're informed that London is fast becoming "the financial and cultural capital of the world". Over the last 10 years, Ritchie, with Lock ...

RocknRolla, though, marks a return to form - it's a fast, foul-mouthed and funny romp of a film, where everyone is villainous to an extent. It's also more than a little reminsicent of The Long ...

RocknRolla, though, marks a return to form - it's a fast, foul-mouthed and funny romp of a film, where everyone is villainous to an extent. It's also more than a little reminsicent of The Long ...