MacTarnahan’s Noble Scot Ale with it’s
brown sugary, carmel flavor reminds me of Saturday mornings, buttered toast
with cinnamon sugar and burning leaves. Well balanced and full bodied, it’s an
all around good beer that you should try while it’s available, as it is a
seasonal beer.
Going back to his
roots of British Crime Comedies, Guy Ritchie’s RocknRolla (2008) while not as good as
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, still packs a One-Two Punch.
Lenny Cole(Tom
Wilkinson) along with his right hand man, Archy(Mark Strong) are the “Old
School” crime mob run the fast growing London real estate market . They find it
hard to stay on top when Russian billionaire Uri Omovich(Karel Roden) moves
into town . Uri along with his sexy accountant Stella(Thandie Newton) is planning
an illegal land deal. But when Cole’s drug addicted, rockstar stepson, Johnny Quid(Toby
Kebbell) steals Uri’s favorite painting, things go awry.
The “Wild Bunch”, consisting
of Mumbles(Idris Elba) and Handsome Bob(Tom Hardy), led by One Two(Gerard
Butler), a group of small time gangsters
trying to get rich quick. With the help of Double-crossing Stella, the “Wild
Bunch” steals 7 million Euros from Uri,
twice.
A movie about a
stolen painting and duffel bag has never been so funny.
I know, I know, you
thought I was going to tell you more about the movie, but with the amount of “Who’s
working with who?” and “Who’s really the bad guy?” I’d be here all day and you’d
have no reason to watch it for yourself.
It’s good to see
Ritchie making movies again, because after ‘Swept Away’, I thought he was done. If you’re
lucky, maybe we’ll breview Sherlock Holmes for you.
AND A LITTLE BONUS!
If you live in the Portland
area and can tell me why I chose the Noble Scot to go with RocknRolla, I’ll buy
you a beer!
Hint: It's related to the movie.
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