In the Grey
2026
🎯 Verdict
✍️ Full Review
Thought bubbles on PowerPoint ain’t exposition, mate!! Once it catches momentum, In The Grey rains down both the so-called American might and hardware with speed and style, no doubt the trademarks of Guy Ritchie, but why has his every movie in the last decade or so, more or less, been felt like recycled and repackaged materials straight out of his last movie? The score is there, the panache is there but it’s no Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels nor is it Snatch, it’s not even at par with The Man From U.N.C.L.E. It’s like since his heyday, the more budget was available for his projects, Ritchie has been spending more and more on ostentatious flexing and compulsive showboating and less on carving out one of those swindlers-getting-swindled plots, let alone a well-designed caper. It’s been 10 years too late to go back to the basics for my Guy. Granted his latest is quite better than his abysmal record of the last four or five movies, but still up to no parallel to his late 90s or early 2000s exploits.