Another British gangster flick filled with more cockneys than a south east cafe, Nick Love is at it again like his best mate Ritchie and to be fair to him he does make a solid flick.
All the usual suspects are back again from Love's previous film to portray your common bunch of ... read more
Danny Dyer,
Tamer Hassan,
Geoff Bell,
Georgina Chapman (II),
Eddie Weber
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In the era when Britain's criminal elite fled for the safety of Spain in order to escape the long-arm of Margaret Thatcher, a young scoundrel from the tenements of South London finds the allure of mon... read more
DVD Release Date: September 30, 2008
Stats: 1,494 reviews
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October 30, 2011
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February 25, 2011
One of Danny Dyer's better films and certainly Nick Love's best.
It's a harsh lesson to the quick rise and fall of an underworld lifestyle, perhaps glamourised a little too much, but a pretty good watch all the same.
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September 22, 2009
Far from being in the same league as Goodfellas, Casino. However this is an enjoyable British film showing the rise and fall of an East London gangster getting involved in the drug scene in Spain. Set in the 80's with the typical fashion of the time but with a great soundtrack to... read more
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December 16, 2007
This British/Spanish movie is more crime on drugs than Casino, more guns than GoodFellas, more swearing than Scarface.
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October 22, 2006
The Business is refreshingly violent and at one point, bloody gory as hell -- but it's also extremely funny, engaging and above all entertaining.
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February 8, 2012
Where to start? First off, Danny Dyer just doesn't exude the 'hard man' attitude that he thinks he does, so he's never all that convincing as the hardened drug dealer we're meant to be watching, hell, he spends most of the film looking vaguely worried instead of menacing.
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July 24, 2007
sammy had some funny moments but the rest of the cast was very unconvincing. i don't see why nick love got hype over this stuff.
Critic Reviews
Will have a hard time appealing, even, to the Ladsy audience it's unmistakably made for. Full Review
Danny Dyer tones down his usual swaggering cockney act and gives a genuinely sympathetic performance - his relationship with Tamar Hassan's Charlie is surprisingly touching. Full Review
Engaging, even though it lacks a single likeable character and is packed with cliches. Full Review
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