Smiglaty *** The only "spoiler" introduced below is regarding cars involved in a speed-chase, if you're OK with that, proceed further.Back to my lead though about this movie – I mean, the way Terry Stone rants is just epic I tell you – this guy does it like no one else, so explosive and yet natural, I've enjoyed every second of his performance, for me it's the best act of a furious, badass copper I've seen ever! Even if the whole lot didn't earn your appreciation, Terry will, hands down.Another great thing about this movie: aforementioned car chase – all you moto-fans out there – here comes a nice treat – VW Golf VR6 vs Vauxhall (Opel if you like) Omega! This is what I like in UK movies – classic European cars, sharp and realistic chase between those two vehicles, it's great to see neighborhood cars revving their motors out. Overall, enjoyable movie, maybe a bit OTT but in a good way, so don't give this one a miss.Oh, and if you want to see more of Terry Stone, be sure to check out "Rise of the Footsoldier", if "Rollin' with the Nines" leaves you hungry for more, believe me – this one will hit the spot big time!

s5229 OK.. OK.. I will admit it was a bit over the top on violence and gore, but over all it was a well put together film. It kept me interested the whole way through, never slowing down. If you are looking for an action packed film you have found it. I think this film is way under rated and one of the best films I have seen this year. One wrote..."pure gratuitous bile.......misusing important opportunity to make anti-gun crime film, by actually promoting the use of violence as way to get what u want..."Lets face it folks its entertainment not a nonfiction book for crying out loud. It was meant to be disturbing and violent. The film maker got his point across and it was well put together in my opinion. Drugs, Guns, Sex, Violence…well done.

jez-igoe If you can get over the faults with this film it's actually quite enjoyable. Yes it's another London gangster movie and yes it's over the top at times. But it doses depict a sense of realism that most of this is happening in London nowadays for real.The director takes no prisoners when Violence is concerned. It's often brutal, real and in your face.Guns are everywhere in this movie as you would expect from the film title and the characters are not afraid to use them. In the opening 20 Min's there is a bit of Gun loving, a nightclub fight, a shooting and a Rape. Then things go into overdrive. Was very impressed with the shootout in the Jamaican crack den the whole scene gripped me from beginning to end. With an impressive use of CGI for the bullets which overall gave it a bit more realism. Ending in some excellent frying pan action From Mr Stone. Terry Stone gives a menacing and believable performance as a hard nose crooked copper who seems to enjoy violence and bully boy tactics. To watch Jason Flemying and Terry Stone verbally spar was very enjoyable. Although Flemying in my opinion should have been used more in this movie his time on screen is a breath of fresh air to this film. But it does seem that all the other actors in the police unit speak with the same monotone sleep educing deep voice. Which is noticeable when they are all together in a scene. The characterisation within the remaining police unit could have been better. Billy Murray's character is predictable it would be nice to see this actor stretch himself outside of a gangster/crooked policeman role one day. But on this film he gives an all together a solid performance.Vas (Wasn't he in grange hill) Blackwood gives another strong performance. Robbie Gee seems to be in his element playing the bad boy yardieOverall this film is enjoyable. It's rough round the edges at times as all low budget films are. The acting is ropey at times, noticeable from the first timers on screen. But the other actors outway this and produce an enjoyable solid gangster flick. The sound track to this film as you would expect is full of in your face Rap and Reggie. Which all adds to the feel and the mood of the film.Overall a good film Just don't watch it with your mum or grandparents.

maniacfictionfilms I saw Rollin' with the nines in Newham Showcase Cinema on Friday, and I was very pleasantly surprised! The first maybe 20-25 minutes was extremely hard to get into. It was a bit of a barrage on your senses getting thrown into this world at the deep end. However the film changes direction at the half hour mark and goes from strength to strength.The best bit of the whole film was the first raid on the yardies. It was as good if not better then the Hollywood film Narc, which I love. It was really excellent, got the heart racing and was filmed brilliantly. Another nice scene was the tale of the Sawn off 12 gauge, original and clever.Me and my mates who went to see it all agreed Rollin' was best when following the coppers. Weird I know, because after most gangster films it kind of makes you want to be a gangster, but the film shows those characters life's so brutally that after the film it kind of makes you want to a hard arse detective, even though they were 'corrupt' cops! The best performance is from Terry Stone, he has a real screen presence, stealing scenes away from seasoned Brit flick actors like Vas Blackwood and Jason Flemyng.A really brilliant effort for a low budget British film, I hope it gets the cinema time it rightfully deserves, especially when their is rubbish like Scary Movie 4 out there clogging up our theatres! It may start very heavy for the average cinema goer but stick with it, because by the end you don't want it to end.