The Gentlemen: Theo James takes another swing at bat

Has been.

He's very beautiful

Mr Pamuk!

Dead eyes.

poor mister pamuk

[quote] He's very beautiful

Completely agree. Quite distinct and unusual in his beauty and appearance.

A good review

Guy Ritchie is still making stuff? It would be best if he retired

WEEDS with money…

How it was pitched

“Weeds.. but BRI-ISH.”

Wasn’t Guy Ritchie’s penis inside of our Madonna? I’m not completely sure I’m ok with that.

He was on Kimmel the other night and had to be bleeped a lot. He wasn’t a comfortable guest. However, he did look great and I thought he was perfect in White Lotus.

He almost seems drunk. But he is not drunk. His words aren’t slurred, but they have a meandering, garbled quality. He is unable to control himself from saying cunt.

He has ADHD.

He’s a beautiful man but like Paul Walker, his face slants to one side.

He’s sex on a stick.

I tried watching this. OMG it was so bad. The whole room of six agreed. Just horrible in every way.

He was hot in "War on Everyone".

R16 I added it to my Netflix watch list a couple of weeks ago. Now I'm going to go into it with diminished expectations.

Good-looking but dull.

Like James Wolk, he's one of those people that Hollywood keeps giving chances even though most of his stuff bombs or is utterly forgettable.

His big franchise, Divergent, failed so badly that the final installment wasn't even released in theaters.

He's a decent actor, not great, and looks good. If you give him a role in an ensemble, he'll do a workman-like job, but won't "breakout" or steal scenes.

I wouldn't drink his bathwater, but wouldn't kick him out of bed for crackers.

I really like Ritchie. But 3 mins into epi2 and I could take no more.

James Wolk. mmmmm

I lasted until half way through Ep2. If you can get into a huge pot field growing underneath an old English estate than this is for you. One of the most horrible things I've ever tried to watch.

R23

Similar to the plot of the movie which I enjoyed. Not a great movie but lots of fun. The series had no fun. I don’t understand the good reviews.

It's like Elvis. You read all the good reviews. You've seen this hype before and you know it is a big indicator of a shit show. You don't want to give in. You'll give in and watch it. You won't make it all the way through. You'll wonder about all the good reviews and where they came from.

a bit redundant there.

[quote]I wouldn't drink his bathwater

More for me, bitch.

The show is actually more enjoyable than I thought it would be. Freddy is nuts and I love it.

I am quite enjoying this show, through episode 4. It’s over the top ridiculous but is not meant to be taken seriously. He’s delicious eye candy. The violence is cartoonish enough to be funny. Escapist fun. If you’re looking for Anatomy of a Fall or Perfect Days, look elsewhere.

I love how the father’s middle name is Landrover.

That murder in the chicken costume while high on cocaine was hilarious.

He, like the aforementioned James Wolk, is gorgeous. I can’t take my eyes off either of them when they’re on the screen. I’d keep lobbing chances their way as well.

That movie was kind of fun but felt like the old Richie thing retreaded a bit. The one with McBongo I mean.

I suppose one needs to rewatch it in order to prep for the show? Not sure I’m quite ready to yet.

The series is unrelated to the film so no need for a re-watch.

[quote]I like him but maybe he would have been more successful if he had kept his actual name, Theodoros Taptiklis.

It didn't hurt George Michael any.

Hitler’s testicle!

He totally nailed an American accent in White Lotus.

I loved this series but wish the tone was as comical in the last episode as the first episode.

Sizemeat?

Cut or uncut?

Where will season 2 take us?

Thanks everyone for the reviews. I watched about 3/4 of episode 1 and changed the channel - just couldn't get into it. Glad I'm not the only one. I shall skip this.

Does he have a nice butt?

He has a nice everything but the show is utter shit. Weeds did it better.

I put Guy Ritchie pictures in the same category as Entourage, The Boondock Saints, or mirrored sunglasses worn on the back of the head: they appeal to some part of the straight male brain that gays don't have.

I never saw the film, but wished the show was shorter. Ritchie's contemporary dialogue and fast-faced, nonlinear, in-story narrations wear on you pretty heavily after the 2 hr mark.