The Corrupted review - lively gangland pulp in the shadow of the London Olympics

Sam Claflin stars in a striking-looking film set in east London, but it's all sold short by ropey storytelling and dodgy dialogue Slipped into cinemas on the quiet, without an official press screening, Ron Scalpello's starry, busy British crime drama proves to be a semi-entertaining mixed bags. It has a measure of ambition, strong dramatic scenes and grabby performances, not least from Timothy Spall as a property magnate looming over east London like some doubly malevolent reincarnation of Bob H...