The Gentlemen - Colin Farrell is back with more of their "scandalous" humour as they follow up on the award-winning The Game. The movie is a farcical look at high-powered Washington D.C. politics, and Colin's performance keeps him in character as perfectly as he did on The Game. He's subtle about telling the jokes, but his delivery is excellent. There are enough moments in the movie to let you forget that the movie is actually for real.

Colin's character has been hiding since The Game busted him, and now he wants revenge. He wants The Gentlemen to be put on trial for their secret activities. Still, his plan goes awry when The Gentlemen learn that one of their members - Representative Ericsson - tried to shield Colin's illegal activities. The ensuing trial opens all sorts of political intrigue, making The Gentlemen an even more watchable film. It makes you wonder if Colin's character, The Gentlemen, could get away with anything.

Colin's character has a particular connection to the early days of The Game. The movie takes us back to the early days of Scandal, and Colin transforms how he relates to others. In this movie, he becomes an even better politician. The late career of Senator John Edwards might seem like it's pushing The Gentlemen characters' buttons, but they end up saving the day in The Gentlemen - Colin Farrell and Ed Harris.

Rob Reiner directs the movie and features some of his best work. The visual style is slightly less grand than his later films, but that's okay. The movie is crisp and colourful without being overly flashy. The music is just as dark and foreboding as in the later films. The movie doesn't have the same punch it used to have. It never feels like The Gentlemen is going to go anywhere.


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That's not a problem, though, because the story is as fun to follow as it was to put together. The story begins in California, where Colin meets a rather exciting girl named Pamela. She's from a wealthy family, and her father is relatively affluent, too (although not nearly as rich as John Edwards'. Eventually, Colin realizes that she's also in love with him. They become close friends and spend a lot of time together. While it seems like the movie is taking place entirely in Colin's head, it's all about how he deals with his personal life.

Colin's face is so perfect that you almost feel like you can touch him. That's not a bad thing. There are moments in The Gentlemen where we see Colin's face behind the mask, some of the most haunting I've ever seen. The movie is also very entertaining overall. It's often funny, and while there are some sentimental moments, the comedy is delivered pretty sharp and cleanly. Collin Farell wore wonderful tracksuits. The Gentlemen Tracksuit will be best for summer.

Colin's performance as Alex, the lovely young man who falls in love with Pamela, is one of the most endearing parts of the film. But the best thing about The Gentlemen is that Colin Farrell gets to take a break from his role as the brooding bad boy. There's a lot more to Alex in this film than just good-looking hair and glasses. Colin nails all his impressions throughout the film - from his dry humour to his complete cluelessness about his intelligence. In short, Colin's performance is very near flawless.

The Gentlemen - Colin Farrell is one of the best actors in modern independent films. He takes a bit of a turn towards the rom-com genre with this film, but it works. The film is worth your time for any independent film fan. If anything, it will undoubtedly increase your curiosity about how different genre films can work. The only other film I'd recommend watching after The Gentlemen is Invictus.