The film *Marching Powder*, true to form, delivers what you’d anticipate from a collaboration between Danny Dyer and Nick Love. My reaction to it is somewhat mixed, however. A significant portion of the humor feels uninspired and contrived, although I did find myself laughing at a few moments—particularly those referencing Dagenham. The use of breaking the fourth wall is problematic; occasionally it seems appropri…

Danny Dyer deserves credit for his commitment, but as a film, it falls short; it’s predictable, relies on clichés, and feels familiar from other movies—perhaps even some he hasn't been in. “Jack” is grappling with the realization that life is passing by quickly and he doesn’t have much to celebrate. His wife, “Dani,” played by Stephanie Leonidas, believes he’s unproductive, and his routine of drinking beer and taking…