Yikes! It's hard to know where to begin in describing this inexplicable mish-mash of lairy, laddish Brit pic and shiny Miami-set crime caper, which starts with a whimper and ends with several bangs, passing umpteen snores en route. Four unconvincing geezers running a fake credit card scam are forced to venture Stateside to pay off an enraged mob boss, armed with a glamorous insider and a bunch of top-level plastic. Boobs are flashed intermittently and guns fired very loudly, but the chance to shoot the most annoying character in the face is, sadly, squandered. Will Poulter plays it admirably straight, but has the look of a man who would really rather be somewhere else. As would we all. The visuals are sub-sub-MTV and the script appears to have been written by Zoo readers. Coming soon to a small screen near you.
Plastic review – umpteen snores
Crime doesn't pay if this mish-mash of boobs, guns and a fake credit card scam is anything to go by, writes Mark Kermode