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A Bit More RocknRolla

by Andrew James
July 25th, 2008

About a month ago, we found the first trailer for Guy Ritchie’s newest, RocknROlla. Today we’ve got the newest trailer. It’s got a lot of the same stuff, but there’s a bit more dialogue and some more plot details - though like with any Guy Ritchie movie, the plot is obviously thick and twisty with back stabbing and double-crosses, so it’s hard to say exactly what’s going on here.

While Revolver completely fell apart in the final third or so, I’m still anticipating RocknRolla quite a little bit. His first two are great entertainment and with the cast here, I think we’re in for a lot more fun (specifically Tom Wilkinson as some sort of crime lord - and more Jeremy Piven is always a good thing).

Here’s the trailer:

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