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The Gentlemen
The story revolves around three brothers who grew up in a male-dominant family and all inherited a chauvinistic streak from their father. Eldest brother Zhang Nai Ping aspires to be his own boss but he suffers many setbacks in his career and his marriage. His wife Zhou Hui Min cannot tolerate his chauvinism, they eventually divorced. In a twist of event, Nai Ping chanced upon a business opportunity in confinement food catering. Second brother Zhang Nai Liang suffers from ear disease which leads to migraine and had to give up his passion in ballet. He conducts ballet classes for children instead, but a parent accused him of behaving inappropriately towards her daughter - The youngest brother Zhang Nai Yi graduates from the arts school specializing in fashion design. However, his lack of social skills and introvert nature hinders his chances at job interviews.
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Plot Summary
An American expat in London builds a highly profitable marijuana empire and decides to sell off the lucrative business, sparking plots, schemes, and bribery among his competitors who want to take over.
Critical Reception
Guy Ritchie's return to his signature crime-comedy style was met with a generally positive reception, with critics praising its witty dialogue, stylish direction, and ensemble cast, though some found the plot convoluted.
What Reviewers Say
A stylish and entertaining return to form for director Guy Ritchie.
Features sharp dialogue, a strong ensemble cast, and trademark Ritchie mayhem.
While convoluted at times, the film is ultimately a fun and engaging crime caper.
Google audience: Audiences generally enjoyed 'The Gentlemen,' appreciating its blend of humor and action, and the charismatic performances from the cast. Some viewers found the plot a bit complex, but most agreed it was an entertaining ride.
Fun Fact
The film's title was originally 'Toff Guys,' but it was changed to 'The Gentlemen' due to negative connotations associated with the former title.
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