'Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre' review: Someone, please stop Guy Ritchie

There was a time when a Guy Ritchie movie meant a rollicking crime thriller, punched up with irreverent comedy, colorful criminals, and a dizzyingly cool soundtrack. It's been 25 years since he blazed onto the scene with Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. As his star rose, his productions got bigger and glossier, courting a...