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Guy Ritchie watch order

Guy Ritchie movies in order, by release and rating. Updated October 20, 2026.

Guy Ritchie's films stand alone except his two Sherlock Holmes films (2009 and 2011), so watch them in release order, from Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998) and Snatch (2000) to The Gentlemen (2019), its 2024 Netflix series and In the Grey (2026).

How to watch the Guy Ritchie movies in order: the full guide

All 18 films and series in the Guy Ritchie franchise, in release order and in chronological (story) order. The first in release order is Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998); the first in chronological order is Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (set in London's East End).

Release order

  1. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (Movie, 1998): Ritchie's debut: four friends in debt to a porn king rob the gang next door.
  2. Snatch (Movie, 2000): A stolen diamond, a fixed fight and Brad Pitt as a bare-knuckle Traveller.
  3. Swept Away (Movie, 2002): Madonna and a deckhand stranded on an island, in a remake of Wertmüller's 1974 film.
  4. Revolver (Movie, 2005): Statham as a gambler out of solitary, in Ritchie's puzzle-box film about ego.
  5. RocknRolla (Movie, 2008): A crooked land deal, a stolen painting and a junkie rock star in Ritchie's London return.
  6. Sherlock Holmes (Movie, 2009): Downey and Law as an action-hero Holmes and Watson against an occult lord.
  7. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (Movie, 2011): Holmes against Moriarty across Europe, ending at the Reichenbach Falls.
  8. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (Movie, 2015): Cavill and Hammer as rival CIA and KGB agents forced to team up in 1963.
  9. King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (Movie, 2017): Arthur raised in a Londinium brothel pulls the sword and takes on his uncle.
  10. Aladdin (Movie, 2019): Disney's live-action musical remake, with Will Smith as the Genie.
  11. The Gentlemen (Movie, 2019): McConaughey's cannabis baron tries to sell up, narrated by Hugh Grant's blackmailer.
  12. Wrath of Man (Movie, 2021): Statham joins a cash-truck firm to find the robbers who killed his son.
  13. Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre (Movie, 2023): Statham's spy team uses a movie star to get close to Hugh Grant's arms dealer.
  14. Guy Ritchie's The Covenant (Movie, 2023): Gyllenhaal goes back into Afghanistan to rescue the interpreter who saved him.
  15. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare (Movie, 2024): Cavill leads a deniable WWII raid on Axis ships, loosely based on a real mission.
  16. The Gentlemen (Series, 2024): Netflix spin-off: Theo James inherits a dukedom with a cannabis farm beneath it.
  17. Fountain of Youth (Movie, 2025): Krasinski and Portman as siblings hunting the fabled Fountain, on Apple TV+.
  18. In the Grey (Movie, 2026): Cavill and Gyllenhaal as fixers helping Eiza González squeeze $1 billion from a tycoon.

Chronological order

  1. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (set in London's East End): Ritchie's debut: four friends in debt to a porn king rob the gang next door.
  2. Snatch (set in A stolen diamond): A stolen diamond, a fixed fight and Brad Pitt as a bare-knuckle Traveller.
  3. Swept Away (set in A deserted island): Madonna and a deckhand stranded on an island, in a remake of Wertmüller's 1974 film.
  4. Revolver (set in A gambler out of prison): Statham as a gambler out of solitary, in Ritchie's puzzle-box film about ego.
  5. RocknRolla (set in London property deals): A crooked land deal, a stolen painting and a junkie rock star in Ritchie's London return.
  6. Sherlock Holmes (set in Victorian London): Downey and Law as an action-hero Holmes and Watson against an occult lord.
  7. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (set in Moriarty's war): Holmes against Moriarty across Europe, ending at the Reichenbach Falls.
  8. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (set in Rome, 1963): Cavill and Hammer as rival CIA and KGB agents forced to team up in 1963.
  9. King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (set in Londinium): Arthur raised in a Londinium brothel pulls the sword and takes on his uncle.
  10. Aladdin (set in Agrabah): Disney's live-action musical remake, with Will Smith as the Genie.
  11. The Gentlemen (set in A cannabis empire for sale): McConaughey's cannabis baron tries to sell up, narrated by Hugh Grant's blackmailer.
  12. Wrath of Man (set in A cash-truck company): Statham joins a cash-truck firm to find the robbers who killed his son.
  13. Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre (set in A stolen weapon): Statham's spy team uses a movie star to get close to Hugh Grant's arms dealer.
  14. Guy Ritchie's The Covenant (set in Afghanistan): Gyllenhaal goes back into Afghanistan to rescue the interpreter who saved him.
  15. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare (set in World War II): Cavill leads a deniable WWII raid on Axis ships, loosely based on a real mission.
  16. The Gentlemen (set in An inherited estate): Netflix spin-off: Theo James inherits a dukedom with a cannabis farm beneath it.
  17. Fountain of Youth (set in A treasure hunt): Krasinski and Portman as siblings hunting the fabled Fountain, on Apple TV+.
  18. In the Grey (set in A covert extraction team): Cavill and Gyllenhaal as fixers helping Eiza González squeeze $1 billion from a tycoon.

Common questions

What order should I watch the Guy Ritchie movies in?

Guy Ritchie's films stand alone except his two Sherlock Holmes films (2009 and 2011), so watch them in release order, from Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998) and Snatch (2000) to The Gentlemen (2019), its 2024 Netflix series and In the Grey (2026).

How many Guy Ritchie movies and shows are there?

There are 18 titles in the Guy Ritchie franchise: 17 films and 1 series, released from 1998 to 2026.

How long does it take to watch all the Guy Ritchie movies?

About 47 hours for all 18 titles, counting every episode.

What is the first Guy Ritchie title in chronological order?

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, set in London's East End. In release order the first is Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998).