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- 09:20 AM, Apr 27
why can't all British crime dramas be so well written and well acted, and have a splash of comedy as confident as this?by Peter Bradshaw [Guardian [UK] ]
there's plenty of heart elsewhere in the movie to keep us rooting for Bill and his boysby Trevor Johnston [Radio Times ]
there's a wit and charm here that allows you to forgive some of the more obvious momentsby Laurence Boyce [Little White Lies ]
the picture tells a very familiar story with remarkable freshness and authenticityby Henry Fitzherbert [Daily Express ]
the dialogue mostly rings trueby Philip French [Observer [UK] ]
slightly soggy in the middle, but still enjoyably warm and chewyby Robbie Collin [Daily Telegraph ]
natural humour and nimbly sidesteps the cliches that saddle most council-estate crim-comsby Matt Mueller [Total Film ]
much of the film's strength is down to the cast - Fletcher's old 'Press Gang' colleague Creed-Miles is wonderfully sympathetic in the lead roleby Tom Huddleston [Time Out ]
hugely enjoyable, emotionally engaging and frequently laugh-out-loud funnyby Matthew Turner [ViewLondon ]
as the title suggests, it all heads towards an inevitable showdown at the E15 corralby Elliott Noble [Sky Movies ]