Despite the main group being extremely dislikable and impossible to root for (perhaps with the exception of Miles who was thrown under the bus), I thoroughly enjoyed this as a movie. Natalie Dormer and Holliday Grainger were both great. Douglas Booth and Sam Claflin were both nice to look at but what awful characters they were playing.

 

There was a bit more humour than I expected but it suited.

 

And who knew that Roll Deep still had relevance.

Saw this last night, and despite despising 90% of the characters, I really loved the film.

This was on Film Four tonight so I've finally seen it. It's surprising how much you can enjoy a film where nearly all the characters are utterly ghastly. Still, this is where the likes of Cameron, Osborne and Johnson "grew up".