Title: Definitely not high art movie
Product review: I typically like Guy Richie's film with hazy characters who are not tortured by morality but rather by different ways to make money, beat the scam and be on top of the sleazy game. They talk with working class british accent and are streetwise to a point of gaining credibility of being able to survive in this doggy dog world without any education but their innate will to live.I was hoping that revolver is going to be another movie about the underdog beating the gang of brothers but half way through it I could not wait for it to end. This is not "Machinist" or a "Fight Club" or any other number of the movies that we have already seen that address split personality or alter ego or some other kind of altered reality. It is failed attempt to create high art.Well, hopefully Richie got it out of his system and the next one will be back to what he does best. Street smart guy beating the odds is his best way to make a really good movie or at its best, good entertainment.
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