As for this, yet another Brit gangland film, it is just unendurably embarrassing and bad, culpably infatuated with its own dreary, incontinent violence. It's the traditional queasy medley of pseudo-hard posturing and despite an ostentatiously wised-up, ironic voiceover, this film looks like a 14-year-old's saucer-eyed fantasy of how grown-up tough guys behave. Yet it has decent actors like Adrian Dunbar and Emma Fielding who deserve a good script and a good film. This isn't it.