'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man' Stuns in Every Regard
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Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man continues the Shelby family saga in a stunning gangster epic that will leave die-hard fans of the Netflix series and newbies alike absolutely mesmerized. Creator Steven Knight scripts a gripping narrative that addresses many unresolved issues while incorporating a new plot thread with shattering ramifications. There are whopper reveals galore, so we'll tread carefully on details and focus on the film's incredible performances, superb cinematography, and devastating emotional themes. Expectations were high for the big screen adaptation. It's a pleasure to report they have been met and exceeded.
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'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man' Stuns in Every Regard By Julian Roman Published Mar 7, 2026, 6:30 PM EST Julian Roman has been a critic with MovieWeb for over 20 years. Based in NYC, Roman watches and reviews nearly 200 films a year across every genre. He feels lucky to have interviewed and written extensively about Hollywood's greatest artists. Roman considers interviews with Francis Ford Coppola, Bernardo Bertolucci, Ang Lee, Woody Allen, Spike Lee, Anthony Minghella, Danny Glover, and Heath Ledger as some of the highlights of his long career. He always looks forward to meeting talented artists and reviewing their films. Sign in to your MovieWeb account Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man continues the Shelby family saga in a stunning gangster epic that will leave die-hard fans of the Netflix series and newbies alike absolutely mesmerized. Creator Steven Knight scripts a gripping narrative that addresses many unresolved issues while incorporating a new plot thread with shattering ramifications. There are whopper reveals galore, so we'll tread carefully on details and focus on the film's incredible performances, superb cinematography, and devastating emotional themes. Expectations were high for the big screen adaptation. It's a pleasure to report they have been met and exceeded. In November 1940, Britain is under siege from Nazi Germany's ferocious aerial bombardment. Birmingham lies in ruins from the indiscriminate slaughter. But there's another insidious threat brewing which could be just as effective. Beckett (Tim Roth) , an English Nazi collaborator and devout fascist, leaves a concentration camp with suitcases of a new weapon in the war effort. His ruthless plan requires boots on the ground, and he's already targeted a potential asset to the cause. Meanwhile, a haunted and broken Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) has abandoned everything and everyone from his past life. Tragedy and grief has taken its toll. He's a recluse unfazed by bombs exploding in the distance...
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