I have given this film an 8 even though it is an honest 5. Why?? Because I love these films as do many others. They are a guilty pleasure. That is how it has managed to get an average 6 5 (at time of report).
If you have seen 1-4 then you will know what to expect. Nothing really changes. This film explains how the gang all met. Craig (who in the previous films is portrayed as a bit of an idiot) is bought to life in this one, and shows why he was part of the gang). Tony looks a few years older even under all the makeup and despite him supposedly being younger than ever in this.
As usual the acting isn't the best. But a few placed swear words and violence covers this up. The story line is the usual fare but always interesting.
And Vinnoe Jones has come to play in the form of Bernard, A rival doorman. His style of 'acting' is exactly the same as any other film he has done. But he fits right in to this film.
Pat takes more a back seat in this one but is still menacing as usual.
Bring on number 6.
If you have seen 1-4 then you will know what to expect. Nothing really changes. This film explains how the gang all met. Craig (who in the previous films is portrayed as a bit of an idiot) is bought to life in this one, and shows why he was part of the gang). Tony looks a few years older even under all the makeup and despite him supposedly being younger than ever in this.
As usual the acting isn't the best. But a few placed swear words and violence covers this up. The story line is the usual fare but always interesting.
And Vinnoe Jones has come to play in the form of Bernard, A rival doorman. His style of 'acting' is exactly the same as any other film he has done. But he fits right in to this film.
Pat takes more a back seat in this one but is still menacing as usual.
Bring on number 6.