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Why this pick
Like The Long Good Friday, it is a hard-edged British crime film driven by a formidable, morally compromised man navigating a corrupt urban underworld with clipped dialogue and mounting menace.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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Why this pick
Like The Long Good Friday, it is a hard-edged British crime film driven by a formidable, morally compromised man navigating a corrupt urban underworld with clipped dialogue and mounting menace.
Why this pick
Its unsentimental criminal milieu, terse exchanges, and sense that every deal carries danger closely match the fatalistic, street-level tension of The Long Good Friday.
Why this pick
Bob Hoskins again brings bruised volatility and unexpected vulnerability to a London underworld story, combining grimy atmosphere with an increasingly personal criminal entanglement.
Why this pick
This lean British crime thriller shares the original’s controlled menace, sharply drawn gangland figures, and an ominous progression in which loyalties and power feel precarious.
Why this pick
For its stylised London criminal empire, explosive lead performance, and fascination with the vanity and brutality beneath a gangster’s authority, this is a strong later counterpart.
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01 / THE STORY
A man named Colin delivers money to an unknown destination in Belfast, taking some of the cash in the process. The recipients realize that money is missing but are then attacked. Soon afterwards, the delivery driver is kidnapped and killed at the same time as Colin is murdered whilst swimming.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Harold Shand

Victoria

Jeff

Razors

Jack
David
Phil

Billy