01 A hitman's new contract spirals from ordinary crime job into something far stranger.
British crime cinema has its own distinct rhythm, fast, cockney-accented dialogue, gallows humor, and criminals who are somehow more entertaining than the cops chasing them, a tone Guy Ritchie basically built a whole career on.
01 A hitman's new contract spirals from ordinary crime job into something far stranger.
02 A retired safecracker is pressured back into one last job by a terrifyingly persistent old associate.
03 The Kray twins' rise and rivalry, with one actor playing both brothers.
04 An American student is pulled into a London football firm's violent rivalries.
05 A cocaine dealer planning his exit gets pulled into one messy job too many.
06 A London gangster's empire comes under attack the same weekend he's trying to go legitimate.
07 An American expat's marijuana empire attracts buyers, blackmailers, and a journalist digging for dirt.
08 A stolen diamond passes through the hands of boxers, gangsters, and one very unlucky dog.
09 Two hitmen hide out in a Belgian tourist town while waiting for orders that will change everything.
10 Four broke friends owe a crime boss money they don't have, and everything spirals from there.