Revolver (DVD, 2008)

Highly underrated. A great film. Jason Statham is at the top of his game in this pyschological action film. Guy Ritchie fails to disappoint yet again fusing his hip gangster approach with a deep, deep mental thriller. Little known as that he intended this film to be his masterpiece (in my book it certainly rivals Snatch and Lock Stock) working for 4 years researching the human pysche/ego and its tricks it uses to retain control). If you like Guy Ritchie films or you like films that really make you think, that question why things are the way they are, what life is, who has control--then you will thoroughly enjoy this film. Highly recommended

this is by far one of jason stathams best acting jobs. granted his other movies including transporter, war, the one, and snatch are amazing films this is one of his strongest performances. It is in this film we get to see a stronger more dynamic level of acting from statham.

Are you ready for a mind-blowing experience? If not, don't watch or buy this movie. If so, then obtain it for your viewing pleasure! Revolver is a great movie considering the story line and even for the incredible acting/actors it portrays. Statham and Liotta are magnificent in this film. Revolver is a movie that you must sit down and watch with full attention because you don't want to miss a thing. The buildup throughout the movie is moving and intriguing. The outcome and ending is what you won't want to miss. I love Guy Ritchie films like Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels and especially Snatch and Revolver is film you must see. If you like movies by Ritchie or Tarintino, then please rent, buy, or better yet, own this movie as soon as you can. You WON'T BE disappointed!!!

You will watch this movie at least 5 times. It will leave you guessing. Great story. Great acting lead by Jason Statham.

I REALLY LOVE JASON STATHAM;
HE IS A WONDERFUL ACTOR.WISH TO MEET HIM
ONE DAY IN PERSON.OTHER PEOPLE WOULD LOVE TO MEET SINGERS
AN SO FORTH;BUT MY DREAM WOULD BE TO MEET JASON AN GET TO KNOW
THE REAL PERSON.

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Great movie! The movie describes in my view the new world order and how we are tricked into thinking we are in control of our minds. The truth is we are not and that their is a higher power running the show.

I bought this movie on the advice of a very wise friend of mine. I watched the movie, then the Director's Cut and the deleted scenes. Quite simply, this movie has gems of wisdom in it that can improve your life, while still keeping you engrossed in a great story with amazingly convincing acting. This is an amazing movie to me!

Strange and very dark sided...Changed from dreams to reality often..Hard to follow story line...Fell asleep thankfully until the end....Happy this one was over...sorry I wasted the money...Only the previews were interesting

Great movie. Another gangster movie from Ritchie but the same as his previous British gangster films. As much as I liked Lock Stock, Snatch etc, this was more of an analysis of the psychology of the human ego. In fact, that's exactly what it was as experienced by a successful gangster (Statham) who was wronged, jailed, released and vowed revenge. His plans have to be put on hold when he meets two mysterious and brutal loan sharks and is forced to work with them. But they have ulterior motives and a greater plan for (Statham).

This film is very worthwhile, complex and interesting.

Guy Ritchie says he got into the film business because he always wanted to direct entertaining movies. And his latest crime thriller "Revolver" is exactly that. It's heavily flawed and utterly ridiculous, but at least it's entertaining. The story, confusing as it is, focuses on Jake Green (Jason Statham), a quick-witted gambler who puts his life on the line when he insults Dorothy Macha (Ray Liotta), a powerful casino owner. After Macha orders his ruthless killers to take him out, Jake seeks shelter with two con men offering to protect him in return for his fortune.

"Revolver" is as chaotic as a massive shoot-out in which it's nearly impossible to figure out who's shooting whom. Ritchie's script is a total, pseudo-philosophical mess, digging deep into the intricacies of the human ego. Ritchie also plays around with certain rules and formulas to pull off the ultimate con, but the whole game concept is ludicrously over the top. Meanwhile, the characters spend most of the time tossing around wise rules instead of delivering a coherent exchange of dialogue. "You can only get smarter by playing a smarter opponent" or "The greatest enemy will hide in the last place you would ever look" are just two of a horde of examples. The film also ends with a major twist, but if you haven't lost track of things or even care enough to stay focused until the end, chances are you won't be surprised.

I initially expected more from the actors, but they're certainly not in their best shape. Jason Statham is always good at playing tough guys looking for trouble, and he's undoubtedly the only cast member to put on a good show as Jake Green. Ray Liotta struggles in the role of malicious casino tyrant, but the only intimidating thing is his underwear. He really could've worn more clothes. As for Andre Benjamin and Vincent Pastore, their shallow performances almost go unnoticed.

On a more positive note however, "Revolver" is incredibly fast-paced and action-loaded. No matter how confusing or ludicrous the plot really is, the movie is stuffed with hot pursuits and crazy shoot-outs, captured stylishly by cinematographer Tim Maurice-Jones. In the end, despite the crippled script, Ritchie's direction and vision give way for some extravagant but compelling sequences that will keep the entertainment boat afloat for 105 minutes. I recommend this flick to Ritchie fans who are glad he dumped "Swept Away" and returned to the action genre.

i watch the movie when i came out and i wanted to buy it so got it.thank you.so im going to check out what other movies u guys got so i can buy some more from u.

I really enjoyed this movie... i think you need to watch it two or three times to really get all thats going on but you appreciate it so much once you get it

The previews of this movie looked like a decent action packed thriller. It was that ..however the story killed the enjoyment of the movie. I defy ANYONE to tell me they could follow the storyline in this flick. Terrible...gave me a headache just trying to keep up with the plot. Which in the end..I couldn't. I believe this release went directly to DVD as I sure don't recall seeing it in the theaters and I am an avid movie goer. The story line/plot sucked...big time.

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I rhyme and i rip, and i rip and I rhyme, peace out. The movie is so sick i puked on my girl. Jason kind of sounds like bacon, which I love to put in with eggs and bbq sauce.