WasAnnon Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

ThedevilChoose When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

Geraldine The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

francarroll love honour and obey is one of the finest movies of its ilk. A parody of all the fifties movies and a snub at Tarantino. it takes a poke at the London gangster formula of gangster movie that guy Richie made his name from. the script is fast paced and the actors look like they are having fun in each scene. the fact that actual actors names are used in the movie should be a nod to its self depreciation. the music is very fitting and unlike any other gangster film that has come before or since. the acting is just slick enough and not too overplayed.I can't believe the rating it's received on IMDb. check it out. I promise you you'll laugh out loud.

Spikeopath Bored with his hum-drum life as a North London postman, Jonny approaches his pal Jude about getting in with the North London Mob run by Jude's uncle Ray. After winning favour with Ray by bringing a credit card scam into the gang, Jonny starts to spice things up by causing trouble with the rival mob from South London. But although Jonny has won respect from his fellow gang members, he's also getting ideas above his station, and it's not long before his actions put everyone in danger, including their families.So a load of well known British actors make a humorous tongue in cheek satire of the gangster genre, and many failed to get it. Working from a very basic plot and script, directors and writers Dominic Anciano and Ray Burdis gathered the likes of Ray Winstone, Sadie Frost, Jonny Lee Miller, Jude Law, Rhys Ifans, Kathy Burke and Sean Pertwee. And let them run with it. Creating a funny ad-libbed picture that the cast clearly enjoyed making, and really the viewers should be in on the joke as well. Anyone expecting some hard edged Brit gangster film are in for a big disappointment, there is violence and there are drugs, but nothing here is designed for shock value. This really is a fun movie, slyly poking the ribs of gangs and their bosses whilst cutely reminding all that families get involved as well. From the use of Viagra to karaoke sequences, Love, Honour and Obey is a British treasure that has been badly misunderstood. If the fact that the coup de grace at the finale is played out in fancy dress doesn't tell you that it has been taking the urine, well you have walked down the wrong garden path. 8/10

Jackson Booth-Millard I guess the only reason I wanted to see this film was for the great number of British stars of film and television together in what is meant to be a gangster film. The quite interesting part of this film was all actors in the film, besides Rhys Ifans , used their real first names for the characters, probably making it easier for the many improvisations. That is the second clever thing, many of the scenes, even the unimportant ones, are mostly improvised, you can tell, particularly when they stutter to think of lines. There is an interesting story of rival gangs, and there are cool moments of small comedy and violence, i.e. the blood flowing down the drain, but the flaw is many unnecessary scenes, and you can't understand all of what is going on, I mean, what is the main story. But if you like great British stars, the amount can't fail to attract somehow. Starring Ray Winstone as Ray Kreed, Trainspotting's Jonny Lee Miller as Jonny, Jude Law as Jude, Kathy Burke as Kathy, Sadie Frost as Sadie, Sean Pertwee as Sean, Denise Van Outen as Denise/Maureen, Rhys Ifans as Matthew, director Dominic Anciano as Dominic, co-director Ray Burdis as Ray and Perry Benson as Perry 'Fat Alan'. Adequate!

jamlee I love this movie. Was spending a lot of time with some Welsh guys in Sydney and they recommended it to me as I am an Elvis and karaoke fan. Probably captures what spare time crims have on their hands better than any other movie. A touch of the Sopranos contained here. The cast is great and everybody I show this movie to thinks it's great. Anyone who doesn't like it is just a muppet and is mugging us all off. I have followed other Ray Winstone movies as a result of this. Probably the only movie that Jude Law looks tough in as well. I think the fact that the actors use their real first names in the movie adds to the appeal. If you don't laugh at this then you have a problem, black comedy at it's best. " FIX BAYONETS !!!"