‘RocknRolla’ is signature Guy Ritchie fare

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It’s only “RocknRolla.” But I liked it.

Madonna’s soon-to-be ex-husband delivers another of his fun, throwaway British crime farces today. And if director-writer Guy Ritchie’s latest fast-motion, wildly-structured caper picture didn’t feature a different ensemble of kooky Limey lowlifes, it could almost be a sequel to either of his entertaining previous films, 1998’s “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” and 2000’s “Snatch.”

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