Bless Me Well `N Lucky
Guy Ritchie. I might have written no more, since the director`s name is already a good label for tricky plots with absurdist turns, sharp but brilliant jokes, emphatic characters, colorful visuals and no tolerance, regardless of color, origin, religion, gender, age, sexual identity. This made his professional portrait look like something in between of a divisionist art and a picture on a wanted list. Due to his latest film release date, he was not wanted at Oscars this time, anyway the audience has consumed his long-awaited masterpiece with admiration and appetite for a tailor-made story that had to come to one and only mind in the whole universe. The Gentlemen proves Ritchie guilty as charged: the film is composed of his most signature strokes, and that`s beyond awards.
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