Not for the faint of heart
Okay, so you thought you'd see a gritty crime piece, and this wasn't it. That doesn't make it a bad movie. In fact, if a little thought is applied (a stretch for today's common movie goer), you'll find a deep and nuanced film.
The movie is one you'll have to see a couple of times to get everything, but it's definitely worth seeing. Guy Ritchie's trademark style is there in both cinematography and dialog. Stratham, Benjamin and Pastore make an interesting triology and Liotta (while showing too much of his body more than once), counter acts them nicely.
I'll definitely buy it once it's on DVD, as it'll make the subsequent viewings a little cheaper on the wallet. I am bummed it never showed in the theaters here... but what can you expect in Texas, right?