Danny Dyer, Tamer Hassan, Geoff Bell
Set in 1980's Spain, Frankie is on the run from the high-rise's of South London to a new life in Malaga with nothing but a tin stuffed full of cash. Having no idea that this delivery of cash to super-...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 30, 2008
Stats: 1,428 reviews
Far from being in the same league as Goodfellas, Casino. However this is an enjoyable British film showing the rise and fall of an East London gangster getting involved in the drug scene in Spain. Set in the 80's with the typical fashion of the time but with a great soundtrack to...( read more)
Danny Dyer was made for roles like this. It?s a harsh lesson to the quick rise and fall of an underworld lifestyle, perhaps glamourised a little too much, but a pretty good watch all the same.
There are some great characters created here, in typical Brit crime to Spain fashio...( read more)
The Business is refreshingly violent and at one point, bloody gory as hell -- but it's also extremely funny, engaging and above all entertaining.
I liked it. Tis not bad and enjoyable gangster movie. 80's fashion and music are well described here..Funny + suspenseful + violent, any gangster movies should have that factor.
I enjoyed this, i can't say much more than it was a really good film and i would watch again definitely. Danny Dyer is at his best following Football Factory and likewise Tamar Hasaan. The plot is a really thought out one and i thought the Scarface essence rise from nothing was a...( read more)
nice little film if your into the 80's and british films (keith). think of it as a poor mans scar face but you add in a cold blooded asshole and some dutch drug dealers.
to be enjoyed as a dyer up and coming and in true form nick love does his best with a totally british funded ...( read more)
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