The Firm (2009)

I have come to discover Nick Loves films in recent times and enjoyed football factory and the business. The Firm brings the best of Nick Loves films together great soundtrack , great humour , risky put downs and a real sense of realism you can relate to. anyone 35-45 will get this film and 80s casual classics clobber

excellent clothes, excellent soundtrack, excellent one liners a must see for lads of that era

not a bad film but the original with gary oldman is better in my opinion

This is Director Nick Love's love letter to the 80's, and also his best movie to date. Loosely based on the 1989 Garry Oldman TV movie, Love's version is set a few years earlier, at around 1983-1984. The first thing that grabs you is the fantastice opening sequence that plays in with Soft Cells Tainted Love. The story this time is from a different perspective and follows Dom a young wannabe who gets drawn into the firm under the iron fist of Bex. Where he soon learns that once in, he cannot just walk away. Although violent, the movie never glorifies it. Of course there is bad language, but it's not there for the sake of it, as it's as much of the culture as the violence. Being brought up in that era, the movie really does give a great retro trip down memory lane, with all the bad dress sense, stupid hair cuts, and of course the music. The Firm is not just a brilliant humorous and at times heart warming drama, it's also a fantastic testament of the 80's.

film was okay bit more of a story compared to the older version fight scenes let the film down will still buy this film so 4/5 for me