A terrible movie that was too long

Warren Clarke is a legend and too good for a low budget " TV movie"

The plot is nothing new, a heist gone wrong, double crossing etc

What makes this movie really awful is all the unnecessary sub plots and filler scenes, the director tried to emulate guy Richie and oceans 11 And failed

Tried too hard to be complex and emotional

Whenever there was an action scene they played lighthearted / upbeat music, this made the whole movie appear amateur and like a TV series, there was no need for it

Do we really need to see cringy scenes of actors drinking and driving dangerously with fast dance music playing? No ,it's been done before and it adds nothing, it's just time filler

If they had just kept yo the main story it would have been a decent movie.

Another thing that ruined the movie was the terrible cockney accent Warren had, Martin Freeman also has an exaggerated east London accent.

Lee Williams ruined This movie with his constant simpering and bad acting, his acting was worse than Tyrone from coronation street, he really irritated me

As the movie dragged on I couldn't wait for it to finally finish.

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