‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ Review: Barry Keoghan Joins Cillian Murphy for More Rousing Brutes-in-Suits Action
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About midway through “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,” venerable gentleman thug Tommy Shelby enters a pub and faces off against some young, dumb tough with the temerity not to know who he is. Shelby wins the argument in rather emphatic fashion: stuffing a hand grenade down the poor guy’s shirt and kicking him out of […]
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Mar 5, 2026 6:00am PT ‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ Review: Barry Keoghan Joins Cillian Murphy for More Rousing Brutes-in-Suits Action Four years after the series finale, Steven Knight's period crime drama gets an enjoyable feature-film capper, this time with a WWII backdrop. By Guy Lodge Plus Icon Guy Lodge Film Critic @guylodge Latest ‘The Garden We Dreamed’ Review: Powerful Mexican Migrant Drama Finds Moments of Serenity Amid Adversity 2 weeks ago ‘A Child of My Own’ Review: Stylized Drama and Documentary Scrap Over the Truth In an Unhappy Maternity Tale 2 weeks ago ‘Forest High’ Review: Three Women Escape the Noise in a Beguiling Mountain Retreat of a Movie 2 weeks ago See All About midway through “ Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man ,” venerable gentleman thug Tommy Shelby enters a pub and faces off against some young, dumb tough with the temerity not to know who he is. Shelby wins the argument in rather emphatic fashion: stuffing a hand grenade down the poor guy’s shirt and kicking him out of the establishment, seconds before he’s blown to smithereens off-screen. As punishments go, it rather dwarfs the crime, but it met with cheers and hoots of approval at the screening this critic attended. Heroism has always had a sadistic streak in Steven Knight’s beloved gangland drama, and as Shelby, Cillian Murphy has always found just the right temperature to keep audiences on side: He’s a psycho, sure, but one with a soul. Related Stories 60 Minutes, CBS Sports, Inside Edition to Leave Longtime New York Offices in Real Estate Shuffle
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