@b.elzebub9252
Love how proper banter is an important part of any British or Irish fight.
@danadane2501
The way Hardy plays twins and makes it so convincingly 2 completely different characters is surreal acting.
@atinofspam3433
“A paranoid schizophrenic walks into a bar” is an absolutely incredible joke. We can see this because Reggie had everyone literally on the floor.
@LonnieLogan-gk2cd
Colin Farrell nailed this scene, being one of the few actors who can exude wit, charm and menace with ease.
@NormalJinx
"What you gonna do with that? Gonna bake me a cake? Sing me a song? Watch me blow out my fucking candles?" Tom Hardy goes so hard in this movie.
@christopherkimber7679
I just realized in the scene from “the gentlemen”, the coach doesn’t punch the boys like I thought. No, he literally slaps them around. 😂😂😂 He’s so unbothered by them, it takes minimal effort to put them in their place. I love it.
@stevenk5152
The fact that Clint told his own son "shut up pussy" just made the scene so much funnier LOL
@Alucard45000
2:43 With a face like that I am amazed he is taken seriously at all in any situation..
@morbius109
The scene from The Guvnors is a classic take on the age-old adage, “Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young.”
@raghavsharma3211
I don’t know why Legend didn’t receive the fame it deserved but it will definitely be a timeless classic. Kudos to Tom for playing 2 characters at that immaculate level.
@DogInATaco
I love that last clip. Backhanding the kids while dropping those sassy ass lines. "Make it quick, make it FUNNY! Jesus, disappointin'. Cmon go again!"
@LunamPuer
6:20 Clint ain't racist, he hates everybody equally, his son included lmao
@LaczPro
"Put the phone on the ground..." "dadadadada". That was perfection!
@Sickwitit18
The Gentleman immediately became one of my favorite movies and continues to get better every time I watch it
@Moose_97
"A shootout right is a f***ing shootout" XD Tom is a class actor
@richardwilliams5614
The gentlemen never got the recognition it deserves awesome film
@Macphisto77
Colin Farrell should have got his own movie as The Coach.
@Hercules1-v9m
I watched an interview earlier between an ex American mafioso and ex London mobster. One thing they talked about is there is a big difference between gangsters and "businessmen". The gangsters are loud, flashy, like to talk a lot, and love to be seen. The businessmen are quiet, respectful, live by a set of rules, and when they use violence it's done in a professional manner.
@D.hainxx
"These guys don't want to be your bro, and I don't blame them" I always lose it with that line lol
@Ghostlanee