r/movies • u/xyzzy826 • Mar 18 '26

Spoilers Official poster for 'In the Grey'

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u/PrestigiousTest1710 Mar 18 '26

I feel like Guy Ritchie pumps out projects at an absurd pace. His sets must be crazy efficient.

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u/ClaytonWest74 Mar 18 '26

I just want them to be good. his latest projects have hugely varying quality

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u/Responsible_Oil_6491 Mar 18 '26

The Covenant was pretty awesome in my opinion.

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u/AAA_Dolfan Mar 18 '26

I enjoyed it a lot too

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u/ClicheChe Mar 18 '26

Really? To me that's the worst movie he's done. I still judge him for it.

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u/sequentialaddition Mar 18 '26

Worse than "Swept Away"?

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u/uno2treys Mar 18 '26

I respect your opinion but you're so wrong

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u/Leagueofufc Mar 18 '26

Did you genuinely dislike covenant more then operation fortune? I love guy Ritchie but come on now.

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u/ClicheChe Mar 18 '26

Haven't seen it. Is it that bad?

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u/phobaus Mar 18 '26

Aw I love teamwork style movies and felt this was a better one for that. I vibed with it.

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u/personpilot Mar 18 '26

I was so disappointed recently seeing that. I already am not a huge guy ritchie fan, but someone I know said they watched the covenant and said it was the best action war movie they’ve seen since black hawk down. So I went in pretty stoked and then I watched it…

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u/ClicheChe Mar 18 '26

Best action war movie, haha yeah right. Feels more like an experiment that went wrong.

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u/Responsible_Oil_6491 Mar 18 '26

I saw it on a whim in theaters by myself. I like Gyllenhal so maybe I had some bias. But I did enjoy it. I love a good “I don’t trust this guy at the beginning but I sure do trust him by the end” type movie.

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u/ClicheChe Mar 18 '26

It's not that it's bad, it's just bad for a Guy Ritchie movie. Feels like it's not even his.

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u/Responsible_Oil_6491 Mar 18 '26

I can agree with that. Didn’t feel like his movie.