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Snatch: Mickey's One Punch Knockout (Brad Pitt 4K HD Clip)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2022
- Mickey (Brad Pitt) steps into the ring with Gorgeous George.
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Guy Ritchie, writer/director of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, delivers another awe-inspiring directorial masterpiece, SNATCH - an edgy and hilarious film about a diamond heist gone wrong, a colorful Irish gypsy-turned-prize fighter...and a very temperamental dog.In the heart of gangland, two novice unlicensed boxing promoters, Turkish (Jason Statham) and Tommy (Stephen Graham), get roped intoorganizing a rigged bare-knuckle fight with local kingpin/villain and fellow boxing promoter Brick Top (Alan Ford). But all goes wrong whenwildcard Irish gypsy boxer One Punch Mickey O'Neil (Brad Pitt) starts playing by his own rules, and the duo find themselves heading for awhole lot of trouble.Meanwhile, Franky Four Fingers (Benicio Del Toro) and his stolen 86-carat diamond have gone missing in London. Head honcho Avi(Dennis Farina) hires local legend Bullet Tooth Tony (Vinnie Jones) to find them, launching everyone into a spiral of double-crossing vendettas and events, most of them illegal.
Can't believe I never noticed it until now but that single tear that rolls down Tommy's face as he realizes he might be a dead man is gold.
Looks like sweat to me, but yeah, it’s a lovely touch of dramatic detail.
Mickey s got no tattoos either
@@jvn4940 I’ve always considered it a tear. He was crying.
@@westmcgee9320 yes, I think you're right now that I look at it more closely.
same, i hadnt seen the film for about 10 years, you can see him die inside
Jason Statham doesn’t get enough credit for the way he narrated this movie
He usually plays a bad ass and is an expert in martial arts in real life. I like the fact that he plays Turkish who is more of a regular bloke but not the fighter in this movie. His voice is very good for narration too.
Yeah well, he got enough money I’m sure.
True
Is he "underrated??"
@@UseCaut1onim tired of this word
The stranglers playing to the knockout with Statham narration was by far one of the best choices. This scene is just perfect
Pitt played this role better than any other actor could have. He is a magnificent actor.
He is. A shame he was sold as "the looker" at the start. Beats Tom Cruise by miles. Also in the one, where they road trip with Fox Mulder.. Really convincing as a psychothug.. :D
😂 😂 yeah…..of course….
And how do you know this?
He is an amazing actor! Just rewatched 12 monkeys after so many years, Brads acting was awesome in that movie as well!
@@bigmacdaddy1234 it's an opinion. He doesn't have to prove it.
“Which makes him harder than a coffin nail” that one has served me well over the years, absolute classic from Richie, another one I should say
"tougher than a woodpeckers lips" is my all time favorite
Great narration by Jason Statham
I've used "a little bit of pain never hurt anyone" from Lock Stock many times over the decades.
Glad they treated this movie well here in Italy with faithfully translations and great voice actors.
This movie and its quotes remain awesome in both languages.
@Brinner Dang Freaking LOVE that movie.
Stephan Grahame's best bit of one-shot acting. He stood there and looked like he knew he was in the shit and might not get out alive. No voice just that look.
Watching him, you could FEEL his fear. Well done on his part.
Tommy, the tit, was praying. If he wasn't, he f*ckn well should be.😂
I absolutely love the single tear on his face. Great acting, showing the sheer realization of his impending doom.
I know that feeling. Although he didn't hide it well, which is great acting like. He was meant to show that feeling. What an underrated actor
He's one of the best actors out there and I definitely agree that he's underrated. He gives everything he has to every role he gets put in and plays it to perfection. His acting in "The Virtues" is another great example. In this scene, his facial expressions are spot on, right down to the minute details of exactly where his eyes are looking and the half-blink little eyelid movements all give us this feeling of authenticity. He's incredible down to the most minute of details and it makes us all really connect with the scene.
"Tommy the tit... is praying and if he isn't he fuckn should be" nice line right there!
One of the best movies of the past 30 years. I said what I said.
I appreciate your confidence
It is a classic alongside Lock Stock and 2 smokin barrels
@@Will057 seeing as how it is like a reboot oc LS&2SB
Brad pitt as a tough guy lmao 🤣
@@KarlMarxFanClub jealous
Brad Pitt jumping out of that chair is one of the greatest acting micro-moments in history.
Yep. Came off like a legit temper. Unfortunately mom's acting, and the writing for her, ruined that part. You know what happens when you're you fight! You know what happens! It's ridiculous. Like we get it. Don't need to shove it down our throats. Ruins the mystique and felt so forced
@@el34glo59 I always took it as her acting overly concerned on purpose, to make the viewer even more convinced the poor little short tempered guy was gonna get pummeled by the big dude. Concerned *for* her son, not for what he'd do.
@@el34glo59 If you've ever seen a gipsy you'll know that her acting is ON POINT!
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Jumped out that chair like my pop pop whenever I said something that warranted an ass whoopin.
"Sothats the kindafight sgonnebe" in the background made me laugh so hard.
Is not in the background, it's Mickey's.
The way the music comes in as it fades to black and the whoosh sound effect exits is perfectly placed, on top of the melancholy vibe it adds to the scene was a necessity
I love the total silence as soon as Mickey's demeanor changes from amused and playful to serious and deadly.
Obviously that big guy never watched Fight Club.
Rule number one don’t speak about ***** ****
His name is Robert Paulson
😂
Big guys have 0 fear once there are no guns
The way these movies were made brought back the rawness of the UK when I watched it. It’s a masterpiece, classic, legendary all wrapped up into one. Brilliant!
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@@furerorban9324Who even cares. allow people to express themselves online
That rawness is slowly fading away, sadly 😢
Yup
I remember watching this scene in the theater. Not much surprises me in movies, but this did. Beautifully shot, beautifully constructed, with an unexpected climax and a denouement that's as terrifying as it is sad. One of the best scenes of Richie's career.
Why’s it sad?? It has a happy ending.
@nathanslay6342 I can relate to Tommy's tears.
Have you ever felt trapped in the unintended consequences of a poor choice you've made? Tommy makes a foolish decision that risks injury to George just days before he's scheduled to throw a match to Brick Top's guy, The Bomber. In the context of this scene, once George is knocked out, I think Tommy feels he's facing the inescapable reality that his honest miscalculation will lead to his death and the weight of it leaves him terrified and in tears. The question is, by whose hand will he die? The pikeys' or Brick Top's? Neither would be pleasant.
Because of one simple mistake Tommy's entered a world for which he's not fit. Yes, we know the story ultimately has a happy ending, but Tommy doesn't know that yet.
@@leonardstilwell1894 ohhh I thought you were talking about the whole movie of Snatch. I thought you meant the ending of the movie was sad and I was like, “no it wasn’t”. Lol
Yeah yeah yeah
Nice usage of denouement👍😌
Brad Pitt nailed the accent here and Stephen Graham is another almighty talent who probably doesn't get as much recognition as he deserves. Whichever role he plays, he completely inhabits the character. An amazing actor
He got some deserved recognition playing Al Capone in Boardwalk Empire, a role ironically much more like the villains in this movie - and unlike them, a REAL one - than his character. And his size is not the subject of mockery. Instead people are afraid of him and his murderous temper. (Which was true of the real 5'7" Capone).
Come off it, worst accent I have ever heard
Sorry, but this could only be said by someone who hasn't a f***in clue what a traveller accent actually sounds like. Pitt was great in the role. But the accent sounds like an American actor doing an impression of a traveller who's had a stroke. Which was part of the humour.
@@garyhumphrey3452
Right? This accent was terrible!
Sounded like a drunk American at the pub trying to do a stereotypical accent.
If you haven't seen it yet, the virtues with Stephen graham is almost life changing. Please give it a shot if you like him
Dude, the noise he makes when he knocks out George is incredible, lol.
Yeah if the punch didn’t kill him the noise would 😂
Finally someone mentioned it😂 I seriously want to know what the sounds really is. Such a cool sound.
panther growling
@@mikeandre7364
I think it's a jaguar roar, great use of sound design
He didn't just knock him out. He permanently knocked the life out of him.
Guy Ritchie is a freaking genius. No one makes better movies then him.
If you haven't seen it yet,give Revolver a try.
King Arthur
*than him
Cash Truck?
Lol relax
"Why do I want a caravan with no fu*king wheels?"
That look on George’s face when Mickey comes up out of that chair, you can see his eyes showing a touch of doubt.
God the guy who played Tommy is good. The look on his face at the end........ 🥺
Stephen graham he's called he did a great job as Tommy .
i believe his best role is playing Combo in This is England the film and tv series he was great as combo it propelled him into the big time parts
Just a brilliant film with a perfectly executed cast. I love these sort of gritty, British movies. We need another one.
That yell at 2:00 when Mickey throws his punch is terrifying. Such power. He unleashed the cheetah within.
🐆 👊🏻
Cheetahs are weak af lol. They're just fast
That sounds is fucking insane
This has to be a reference/ inspiration from Bruce Lee. That scream is almost iconic.
@@MrSamane22 isn't the cheetah's roar a metaphor for Mickey punching that fast?
When you step back and think about it, it is a bit mad that Brad fucking Pitt, one of the most bankable leading men in Hollywood, agreed to play a foul-mouthed Irish traveller boxing champion in an equally foul mouthed, gritty, British gangster film.
I’m so glad he did. This is my favourite role of his and I like to think he had a fucking cracking time with it.
He didn't "agree" to play the part. Brad Pitt asked to be cast in Guy Ritchie's next movie after loving Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. So the role was written for Brad from the start.
What I loved more than anything about this movie is how the story is hidden in plain sight. Darn near everything that the Pikeys say comes true -- we just don't understand what's being said because (1) it's unintelligible, or (2) is misdirecting. But in hindsight it's always true.
This scene introduced me to the Stranglers. Love them as much as this movie
oh yeah! get "rattuss norvegicus" and play it over and over....
Yes beautiful song
Golden Brown. Perfect song for that scene too.
They did a rad version of "Walk on by"
Me as well.
1:14 lmaooo the way he jumps up gets me evrytime
The way he narrates is also one of the jewels of this movie
The music 🎶 when he got knocked out 😂😂😂😂😂
"Golden Brown" by The Stranglers. A classic song from 1981.
One of my all time faves. This movie is funny!Dude.s accent. Is absolutely hilarious! Guy Ritchie is the man.😅😅😅😅
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I tell you what, you bought it how you saw it 😂 the way he delivered that line still kills me to this day
Deal was bout how you saw it
When you need subtitles the most they aren't available, lol.
what if the subtitles were the same gibberish hahahaha
I like that Mickey's buddy is standing up for Tommy.
But probably not for any "nobility" on Tommy's behalf. Likely more for not wanting to bury bodies, move camp, or explain to Mickey's mom that he killed a guy fighting... which, by the sounds of her pleas beforehand, wouldn't have been the first corpse he left behind as a direct result from his fists. Or possibly even second.
Since it's release and many discussions with mates and that...which Traveller do you think is pleading the case to keep Tommy alive and which one wants him done. I used to think it was the one in the leather jacket that wanted him buried but I changed my mind 😂 mad question I know
Bradd pitt's best role ever,he played it perfectly. Better as Fight club,better as Seven. This character was so perfectly portrayed,and his accent and manners were spot on.
Really? You actually think that is an accurate traveller accent?
@@bauerj3398 yes
@@justadummy8076 It wasn't. Not even remotely close.
@@bauerj3398 I just wanna know if you're saying this because you have knowledge of what a real traveller accent sounds like... or are you just going off what some rando in the comments told you?
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“You know what happens when you fight.”
Very underrated movie along with Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels. Love that type of humor.
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@@furerorban9324dude, you're very annoying... Seriously, let me just write the exact same comment 20/30 times... SMH
What's wrong with you?
An inspired bit of casting to have Brad Pitt play the mumbly mouth fighter who is constantly under-estimated and yet controlled the whole board. Great movie. Great cast. Please come back and do the other 5 of the intended King Arthur: Legend of the Sword with Charlie Hummmmmm. I watch it every night when I cannot sleep.
After the success of Lock, Stock, lots of Hollywood actors wanted to be involved in Guy Ritchie’s next film whatever it was, including Brad Pitt who put his own name forward. Otherwise I doubt the makers would even have dared trying to get such a big name involved, and for a lot less money than he would normally have taken.
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It still happens,..people confusing strength with striking velocity. One rarely sees a large man strike with any speed. A great exception was Iron Mike, but he always borrowed the torque from his waist, and not shoulder rotation. Watching Mike was much like watching a spinning top.
Every quote and scene in this film is iconic, its such a rare thing
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This movie (Snatch) along with "Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" and "RocknRolla" are great examples of Guy Ritchie's unique brand of storytelling using narration and flashback editing as an art form. His similar offerings using the same methodology, in the two Sherlock Holmes movies and the more recent "Gentlemen" ...are very entertaining as well.
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@@furerorban9324 - I'm not sure why you chose my uncritical comment to respond to with an insulting complaint? As just another consumer of this type of medium, I don't need to explain to anyone why I enjoy Guy Ritchie's brand of storytelling ...let alone apologize to some anonymous numbnut trying to pick a fight on Christmas day.
Merry Christmas loser.
@@furerorban9324 think you have a virus. Unless you purposely added this reply to most of the comments, in which case you’re a virus.
@@brandosandman We are not a mixed race, and we do not want to become a mixed race either. While the Western Europeans are mixing with non-Europeans, we do not want our color, traditions and culture to be mixed with of those others. We want to be how we became 1100 years ago here in the Carpathian Basin. We will be able to maintain Hungary's biological future without migrants
The fear of every big tough fighter - is a skinny guy that just wouldn't go down.
02:00 for all these years, I've only been focusing on Bradd in that frame. Just now I realized how wholesome the reactions from the people behind him were
I think it's amazing, the way Tommy fights back tears as he's being yelled at.
And not just yelled at, but yelled about. The Pikeys are deciding what to do with him, and all the options are bad for Tommy. He has zero power and is just waiting to know what his doom will be. The camera frame, putting Tommy against the wall, the center of attention but the background of the shot, the actors playing the arguing pikeys are selling their fury something awesome as well. It's gorgeous. When Statham's voice over adds "he fukking should be [praying]" ... all you can do is think, "that's right."
“We’ve lost Gorgeous George!”
Well where'd you lose him? He ain't a set of fucking car keys is he?
You want to stay down!!
In the silent words of the virgin mary....come again?
I dont care whether he's fucking muhammad im hard bruce lee you cant change the fighter
@@iwaswrongabouteveryhthing
*Muhammad I’m hard Bruce Lee
guy richie takes up close to half of my top 10 movies list.
Stephen Graham is an outstanding actor. Just in a league of his in his ability to play both hard and vulnerable characters
Man, Angelina wrecked Brad...this movie and Fight Club were peak Brad
"over my dead body...! you know what happens when you fight." painful foreshadowing.
The fade into such an awesome song gives me the shivers!
I didnt understand a single word, until the big fella says "Stay Down"
Your not going anywhere ya tickwump
When I first saw this movie I thought it was all embellishment. Then Tyson Fury came on the scene. A big, slick, smack-talking, certifiably insane, incredibly talented boxer who beat everyone he faced while living in an RV.
Tommy is like a cross between Tyson Fury and Conor Mcgregor
Look up the documentary called "Knuckle" here on youtube. It's made by a guy who was able to gain access to pikeys' bareknuckle fights over the course of 18 years, including the time period this movie is set in. It is EXACTLY like what you see in Snatch.
@@Kreegeisnt alot of whats in this film based on Lenny McLean and his surroundings?
This is one of my top ten favorite movies and I am not afraid to say it. I loved Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels but Ritchie outdid himself. I have watched it it at least a hundred times.
The knockout is cool, but that voice over with that music gives me chills every time.
That scene always gives me chills.
dear commenters!
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Stephen Graham in that short scene conveys so much fear … never get yourself in that position lads. I promise you will need a piss.
Gorgeous George really got his clock wound. 😂
We used to have this Skateboard spot called " The Pit " in downtown Memphis. The used to play the blues and BBQ there. I've seen it in one Plan B video. I like to think about Brad when I remanis about it. You had to be tough as nails to pop off the top!
Is there an english version of this movie?
That was epic. Well said.
Hahahahahah Dude that was above par.by.far!😃😃😃😀
Is that Jason Statham narrating?
This is awesome!
Fun fact the guy who played Gorgeous George actually boxed in real life and has a win over John Fury
Everybody going on about Pitt when Stephen Graham is literally crying on queue. Dude has been an amazing actor since the beginning of his career. He belongs on the screen with the likes of Pitt.
I love the part where they all at the caravan and they all jump up to fight the big fella and every dog on the halting site starts squealing to get a bite in , ha ha I love 💕 this film it's got all the tiny details , guy Richie U are the man 😊
One my favorite, 20 years later it's still amazing movie.
"Tommy, 'The Tit', is praying. And if he isn't - he fuckin should be."
Is such an ice cold line, love it.
Love this scene! Also the music "Golden Brown".
I bought the soundtrack simply because of that scene/song. Never a frown with Golden Brown.
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Hands down, one of my favorites.
It only took me watching it three times to understand most of what they were saying.
The best part is no matter how many people I tell about the film, all but one says they could not stand it. I tell them it takes more than once to get it all in, most only put 30 minutes into the film and quite. I say their loss.
It’s a running joke, when the conversation turns to films and I lean in about this film, the naysayers start in.
Thanks god!!! I thought I was unlearning my english!!!!🤣🤣🤣
I tried showing a girl this movie. She fell asleep in 10 min. I got to enjoy it in peace and quite. Missed out for sure. On my top 10 list
@@mmmoorr883 bro same!! but this particularly girl had a hard time staying awake in any movie. i tried getting her to watch Usual Suspects. She kept falling asleep. I refused to tell her how it ended because i didn’t want to ruin the ending. After 5 attempts i gave up lol.
@@danielward8645 girls……… am I right?
After about the fifth time watching it I understood ever word. Lol
“You not goin’ anywhere ya tick wump!” 😂
If Guy Ritchie and Quentin Tarantino collaborated it would be a cinephiles wet dream. They are masters of their work!
Guy Ritchie is. Tarantino is great dialogue-writer with no regard of cinematic language of movement and image. He should write plays instead of movies.
It would be an interesting script, anyway.
Pitt is an amazing actor but I still believe he’s underrated. The pretty boy look stops him front getting GOAT level consideration. Which he should!!
I always said that, exactly. Dude is brilliant, and so many fantastic roles.
He's not a GOAT. But he's dam good. This and Jessie James were Oscar worthy And I don't think he's looks hurt that. He purposely took all types of roles not to be type cast.
This is one of my favorite scenes in all of film.
You're not going anywhere, you thick whump. You stay till the job is done." Just excellent.
The timing of golden brown playing makes this scene so iconic.
Best knockout in cinematic history.
You want to stay down!
he is dead
you need to be alive for a ko
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@@furerorban9324
There is literally 3 different opinions in this thread.
How is that unison?
And who was snobbish?
Pitt briefly acquired One Punch Man's powers.
I like the warm up he is doing!!!🤣🤣
My friends accidentally got Involved in one of these boxing challenges once 😂
One friend got knocked out immediately, the other friend knocked a traveler back, breaking his stereo. This immediately stopped the match 😂
This movie taught me that you never anger a man that 1) books underground bare buckle boxing fights, 2) has a pig farm!
La mejor escena, de la mejor película, del mejor actor de todos los tiempos. Gracias!!
"Knockout"? He fucking killed him.
Gotta love Brad Pitt in this movie.
He didnt kill him. If he had, Tommy would have been killed too, that's what the narration dialogue says. Also, later in the movie you see George again, and he's got a neck brace.
Brad Pitt,,,plays these parts,,so fffkkknngg well.. great Classic movie.
I notice that close captioning is unavailable for this video. I guess the Closed Captioning Guy listened to them and was like "Nope! Can't do it."
Absolutely one of the best movies ever
0:43 dude is 6 inches shorter and 60 pounds lighter than big man, and he still made him take a step back when he approached him.
You could already see how this was going to turn out.
Love the subtleties in this film.
Their is a lot of great actor's and actresses in this movie..
Brilliant!
Mickey's mom wigging out, "You know what happens when ya fight!?!" I have a feeling she's seen him kill before...
this scene is supreme guys, music and acting so damn good
god i love this movie so much. BrickTop has got to be my favorite, but Mickey’s a close second💯
Best Punch in Movie History!
Literally the best scene that hypes me in a film right next to of course, the beginning fight scene with archilles in Troy when he slays that huge dude one blow. Brad Pitt- king of the one blow.
I can see Collin Farrell playing that role but Pitt owns it
Detta är hans bästa roll någonsin .helt lysande.
One Punch Mickey is always the best.
What
Time to revisit this one, I forgot all about it.
Talking to his back brads face 😂
Saw this 100X, one of my personal favorite movies
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Subtitles/closed captions unavailable 🤣
Music to Golden Brown written by Dave Greenfield. Covid got him - rest in peace Dave.
i love the single tear down the cheek...brilliant !
“Ya like daggs?” Good ass fuxking movie bro
One of the best movies ever!😂
Yep!
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First movie I saw with Jason Stratham what a great movie 👍
Same here, but after this I immediately watched Locked, Stocked, and Two Smoking Barrels.
I think Lock stock - Snatch - Revolver are Jason stathoms best movies. Ever since those he became another hollywood action hero. I really didn't like much of the movies he played in after those like those taxi/transporter movies,eventhough I do love him as an actor.