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A Gentleman
Critic reviews and ratings
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For the most part, the directors keep you engaged.
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The tone of the film keeps shifting between funny, serious, confusion and finally, almost like a Guy Ritchie film, ties up in the last few moments, with aplomb.
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...this offering which packs in comedy, action and everything else, yet doesn't entirely fit into the 'masala' construct. Managing this is a feat in itself.
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This outlandish action comedy draws its kicks from slick action and quirky dialogue.
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...is definitely an entertaining film which has its own set of loopholes but they can be easily overlooked.
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...Raj and DK have managed to narrate the plain and full-of-cliches story in their own quirky style and their dialogues and the screenplay make it fun to watch.
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...the film's main problem is in its predictability.
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...despite the clunky plotting, A Gentleman never becomes a crashing bore. Credit must go to Sidharth Malhotra, who is in almost every frame.
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...surprises audience with the developments in the first half but the film goes downhill in the second half completely.
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Comedy, action, romance – An above average entertainer in each of those elements. But, put together it becomes just about average.
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...makes for an entertaining watch. If a not-too-serious, masala film is your ideal weekend watch, then this film does not disappoint.
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By the truly dismal standards of Indian action comedies, A Gentleman is a middling offender—but what does that even mean?
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...is unable to overcome its derivative cool and come up with new ways of reimagining the action comedy.
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...is a pileup of little ideas gone haywire. They could have done with more breathing room.
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I miss the Raj & DK of Go, Goa, Gone, and their films where gags come flying your way fast and quick. There was a threadbare plot in that one too, but at least it was clever. This is just a snoozefest, all the way.
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...we also wish that there was some more comic-book energy in the plot, which keeps sliding and slowing. That’s the only way spoofs can remain spiffy, and worthy of our complete attention.
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...is a stylishly packed action drama which is attractive but not enough to make you fall in love.
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It wants to be a plush action drama, but evidently lacks resources, so settles at being a haphazardly shot ambitious film.
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...is an assumed piece of filmmaking, where the small-concerns-interrupting-big-moments kind of humour doesn't quite fit the slapdash setting.
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It’s a harebrained set-up and over the next 132 minutes, the makers manage to offend everyone from gays, to African-Americans, to fat people, and just about anyone with a modicum of taste and common sense.
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Good directors are allowed to make bad movies, but with Happy Ending and, now, A Gentleman, Raj and DK have ventured into a peculiar place: they’re making bland movies. There’s no personality, only empty professionalism.
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