Netflix Is Officially Removing the Action-Thriller That Asks “What If Guy Ritchie Directed John Wick?”

Like fellow '90s breakout Quentin Tarantino, director Guy Ritchie has inspired an entire generation of filmmakers. Ritchie remains as popular as ever, having gracefully made the switch to streaming. He now has three successful shows to his name — Netflix's The Gentlemen, Paramount+'s MobLand, and Prime Video's Young Sherlock — in addition to several movies that have proven to be major hits at home despite underperforming at the box office. The popularity of Ritchie's work has also nudged audiences toward similar movies made by other directors. Now, one such film is about to be removed from Netflix, leaving audiences with just a week to check it out.

The movie in question is also heavily inspired by the blockbuster John Wick franchise, which has grossed more than $1.5 billion worldwide in a little over a decade. Released in 2022, the movie is essentially a chamber piece that unfolds inside the shop of a mysterious tailor whose clientele seems to include only gangsters. His shop serves as something of a haven for them, much like the Continental in the John Wick series and Hotel Artemis in Drew Pearce's dystopian film of the same name. The film's protagonist, originally from England and now working in a neighborhood controlled by the Irish mob, is played by the Oscar-winning Mark Rylance.