RocknRolla is one of Guy Ritchie's most overlooked and forgotten films, but in hindsight, it's also one of his most misunderstood works.

This one is definitely one of the director's most underrated movies, and it's now yours to enjoy again thanks to Roku.

RocknRolla: Action comedy. Starring Gerard Butler, Tom Wilkinson, Mark Strong and Thandie Newton. Directed by Guy Ritchie. (R. 114 minutes. At Bay Area theaters. For complete movie listings and ...

Rene Rodriguez, The Miami HeraldEverything in RocknRolla exists for sheer fun, beginning with its story, a crazily complicated tale of double and triplecrosses among gangsters that involves an ...

Rocknrolla, for good and for bad, perfectly showcase Ritchie’s ability to write decent male dialogue, and direct men, in movies for men; let him stray from this template and it’s never nearly ...

"RocknRolla" is another clever, crackling, convoluted crook-vs.-crook caper, crisply edited and visually arresting. Sure, Ritchie leaves us wondering who, exactly, his characters are at heart.

In the end, RocknRolla is not only a return to form for Ritchie, but he has made his best picture yet possibly. Repeat viewings will test its longevity, but I don’t think any of his films were as ...

With "RocknRolla," British director Guy Ritchie seems to be slamming the door with a vengeance on his eight years of being Mr. Madonna and returning to the kind of rowdy gangster comedy that made ...

As case in point, his new film “RocknRolla” adds little to its established genre, but it’s absolutely balls-to-the-wall entertaining for almost all of its two-hour run time. Like Ritchie’s other works ...

The “RocknRolla” experience is akin to watching those “Drunk History” clips on YouTube, where inebriated people try to explain the Louisiana Purchase despite the fact that they can barely ...