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"Why do they call him the Bullet Dodger?"
"Because he dodges bullets, Avi."
It's a 4-tonne truck Tyrone, it's not as if it's a packet of fucking peanuts
@@TheAngryMoth104 Thats a fuckin' anti aircraft gun. Raise hell, nevermind pulses. Haha
@@bryantbryan6851 no, no one cares now fuck off
pure gold
😂
One of my favorite parts is when Cousin Avi leaves and the ask him if he has anything to declare at customs and he says "Yeah, don't go to England."
Made me wanna go. I did. Actually Lock Stock made me wanna visit. The environment, for me, was so different. I love going there.
It is a gangster comedy classic. Experts say Brad Pitt's accent was absolutely spot on, it's been my favorite film since I first watched it
It’s passable. I’m no expert but i do converse with travellers. They tend to talk louder than they do on film mind you
I like to think that one can get a Masters in the Language at Oxford or possibly Cambridge.
I had this on DVD, and it actually had an option called "Say What, Pikey?" where only Brad Pitt's lines were close-captioned.
An Irish guy in an Irish people react to Irish accent in movies said he understood everything Brad says in this movie.
The film is absolutely amazing, you ever met am irish person or a gypsy for that matter? The accent is nooooot spot on. At all. Hahahaha
I don’t think I will ever get bored of this movie.
I know the dialogue to this movie I have seen it so many times.
@@debbymayhaw9242 same
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I wish I'd seen it alone the first time. I watched it with someone that wanted to proof he could pre-quote every word.
I severely struggle not to hear " _Boriz the blayde_ echoing in my ear, before the actor says it.
Same here, I can never get tired of watching it
The most unsung (and my favorite) character was the bookie lady! She didn't even change facial expressions with a gun in her face. She absolutely did not give AF!
I'm not sure if this is just internet rumor or fact, but after Guy Ritchie made Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels (great movie, by the way) the complaint from American audiences was that they couldn't understand a word through the accents. So, as a tongue in cheek joke about that, Ritchie got an American superstar actor to play a role with an accent that no one else in the movie could understand.
I have to admit the first time I saw it it took me 20 minutes or so to acclimate.
I understood about 90% of it.
You should watch the Limey, they bring that up alot in that movie.
@@ThePartisan13 The Limey? The Terence Stamp movie?
@@davidr3789 Yep
22:10 "Why do they call him bullet dodger?"
"Because he dodges bullets, Avi." 😂😂
Vincent and Sol are my favourite film duo by far, worst, but funniest criminals ever 😂
Funniest criminals ever is a stretch. Watch “Pine Barrens” episode of the Sopranos, Chrissy and Paulie are classic.
My dad was born in Belfast and he grew up around gypsies. He could understand Brad Pitt and also said Brad did an awesome job in this. We love this film. It's always one we go back and watch together
“Anything to declare?”
“Yeah. Don’t go to England.”
"I thought he was a getaway driver. What the fuck can he get away from?"
"Your seats"? Tyrone, this is a stolen car, mate.
Everytime I hear Thanos mocking him in Infinity War with, "WHERE IS THE STONE?" 😂 He is The Collector.
"I'm terrible partial to the periwinkle blue, boys."
And yes, "quid" is to "pounds" like "bucks" is to "dollars."
He's talking about his mum, "she's awfully partial to the Perry winkle blue, boys"
'This. is a shotgun, sol'...'its a fucking anti-aircraft gun, Vincent' and 'good boy daisy, good boy'....has cracked me up everytime for the last 20 years.
That, and the classic "Don't take the piss, Boris."
@@SSD_Penumbra yep and that 1...the muttered 'fuck sake' after that makes that line all the better
@@user-ng2ps5hy4e And ofc, "Fuck you and all. *click*....LUCKY BASTARD"
Whats in the car ? Seat and a steering wheel. Tickles me everytime
Also, my favorite exchange:
"Anything to declare?"
"Yeah. Don't go to England!"
The coolest connection between this and the earlier Lock, Stock... is that the last time you see Vinnie Jones in Lock, Stock... he is slamming a car door over and over on someone's head. That's also the first thing you see him doing in this one.
Big Chris ;)
No it's not you see him give the shotties to the lads then he leaves lights up a cigar an drives away with little Chris. The head/door situation happens quite a bit before the end.
Quid is just slang, like buck. I guess we all just hear more American than UK slang on TV so everyone knows it.
It actually comes from the Latin word Quid, which means 'something'. It dates back to the old days of the Roman empire officially occupying Britannia.
@@CopiousDoinksLLC Plus it was written in the edge of the.coin too
Quid is short for quid pro quo. Which is basically an exchange.
This is one of my all time favourite movies though, I've lost count on how many times I've seen it but it never gets old because its well-written, directed and produced and I think us brits love it because its a slightly exaggerated and humerous version of British gangster culture
" in the quite words of the Virgin Mary, come again!?" greatest guote ever it's Biblical LMAO
I don't know how many times I have seen this film, or how many more times I will. BUT I will never get sick of it, love this shit.
Guy Ritchie broke the mould with this film 💯
19:00 " keep that silly fat Wanker the lads can't lift him " that always cracks me up
This movie along with lock stock and two smoking barrels pretty much jump started Jason Stathams career along with a number of the other actors who are in them. Guy Ritchie knows how to do it up right.
Enjoyed him in The name of the King
Vinnie and Sol getting trapped for PUSHING not PULLING--- based on a real crime. The crooks called the cops to let them out. Cops pushed the door from the other side, and the crooks' response was solid gold.
Quid comes from the latin 'quid pro quo' - meaning 'something for something' - i.e. an exchange of goods or services. Which is what money is!
I cant watch this movie enough, its british film making at its absolute best. Ive just sat & watched it through again with you Noob, its been a pleasure.
How could they miss out bullet tooth "desert Eagle... .50" scene
Because on the side of your gun it’s says replica. That scene was phenomenal.
Guy Ritchie based the two films on his experiences around London especially the characters he met and observed in the pubs and clubs....When he made Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels he still had loads of material that did not use so he turned that into Snatch.
I bet watching drama series 'Minder' helped too as that's a classic for London wideboy dialogue
I've owned this movie ever since it came out and still laugh my ass off every time I watch it. Me and some friends are always quoting from it in our own context. Love it!
Gypsy are known as pike's, as a derogatory term. Originally there were private roads called turnpikes in the U.K . Gypsies went aroad the toll houses to avoid paying them, hence the Gypsies were called pike's.
The burning caravan scene with Massive attack playing is a grossly under rated movie moment! I get goose bumps whenever I watch it. Brad Pitt saw Lock Stock and Two smoking barrels and called his agent that night to contact Guy Ritchie, He wanted to be in his next film and took a massive pay cut compared to Hollywood wages. He absolutely nailed it! Check out TLC for American Gypsies, they've always got a bad rap but in many cases - they don't do themselves any favours with their behaviour. Great vid fella!
"Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity"- Bullet Tooth Tony
Pikey is a derogatory word for an Irish Traveller. They live a nomadic existence and are a very close and loyal group.
The script was left over ideas from Lock Stock, which is a bit darker in direction and script, but arguably the better film as it's the original (in a way). Great video. Peace👊
Big shout to Goldie too! Multi-talented for sure
No, just the one talent for drum n bass. Fucking shocking actor! Do you honestly think he was good in this?
You never see his graf? Even if you don't like his acting, he is definitely multi talented!
My all time favourite movie,every actor in this movie was tip top.Great reaction too.
I used to work with an Irish lad in the Netherlands and he talked exactly like Brad Pitt in this movie I understood about every 5th word he said.
Brad Pitt definitely nailed the Irish traveller accent we call them travellers instead of pickey's in Ireland
The food is actually pretty good. Its labels as bad but the classic English breakfast is amazing. I love the UK I wouldn't mind living there.
Oh yes you would custer. Gasoline is 198p a litre. And no guns.
On the DVD you could add subtitles just for when brad pitt speaks...
I was actually attacked by a pig when I was a boy; I was messing around trying to see its' piglets, and the mother was not happy about it. I wasn't raised around pigs so I had no idea how big and aggressive they can be. I had to climb up into the rafters of the barn to escape...braving the nearby hornet's nest to do so. Later, my mom told me that she had been chased up a tree when she was young by a wild pig. History repeating itself haha
My dog stepped on a bed
I recommend ''The 51st State'' AKA ''Formula 51'', starring Samuel L. Jackson (in a kilt), it's awesome!
My sister took me to see this at theater became one of our instant favorites to this day we quote all our favorite lines
Tony loving Lucky Star is low-key awesome. It was playing when he survived being shot so it's his "lucky" song. Guy was married to Madonna at the time the movie was made as well.
Favorite 2 quotes:
."i thought you said he was a getaway driver sol... What the fuck can he get away from!?"
."It's too tight..."
"Too tight?! You can land a jumbo fucking jet in there"
Nah.
"What is that!?!"
"This, is a shotgun Sol"
"It's a fucking anti-aircraft gun Vincent!"
"Yeah, well I wanna raise a few pulses, don't I?"
"You'll you'll raise hell, nevermind pulses!"
@@SpartanMikey
"we've lost georgous george"
"Shhhh... You're gonna have to repeat that"
"We've. Lost. Georgous. George"
"Well where'd you lose him? Its not as if he's a set of fucking car keys isn't, and its not as if he's incon-fucking-spicuous is he"
"We're not backing out"
"You bet your bollocks to a barn you're not backing out!"
"We have a replacement, you'll still have your fight "
"Fuck me, you're girlfriend got a voice turkish? And who the fuck is this fighter?"
"You won't know him, but he's mustard"
"Mustard?! I don't give a fuck if he's muhammad im'had bruce lee I lose all my bets at the bookies so no I don't have my fucking fight now do I?!"
“Its a two ton truck Tyrone” 😂
"Don't take the piss, Boris."
"Why'd you need a gun, Tommy?" "For protection, innit?" "Protection from who? Ze Germans?"
"Turkish" is cockney rhyming slang for joke (Turkish bath=laugh). The whole film revolves around the absurdity of him trying to do things right, but everyone around him, including him, consistently getting shot down.
I'm not Irish, I am Scottish, but i can understand it fine, as it's not a million miles away from some of our tongue. i thought i might help you out with some translations
6:51 "Well, the weathers been kind to us, but the horses, you know ..."
6:57 "You look like a boxer"
7:21 "Good dog, from a good family, he'll get homesick for a while, but he'll get over it"
7:31 "See you bought it, how you saw it, now look, i've helped you as much as I'm gonna help you, see that car over there, i suggest you use it, for you're not welcome anymore"
7:55 "You've got a helluva kick for a fat fucker, you know that"
16:03 "Och, save your breath for cooling your porridge, she wants the hecor-2 roof lights, the stylish ash framed furniture, and the scatter cushions, with the matching shagpile cover, and she's terribly partial to the periwinkle blue boys"
hope that help :) loved your reaction
Thanks for the translations 😆. When i read it then hear it seems more clear to me. Lol
Two small corrections: "The weather's been carnage for the horses, y'know." And "Deadly kick for a fat fucker."
@@pirateman1144 you will have to excuse me, i did it quickly by ear, and without looking checkin it by looking it up online ;)
@@Retrospective. Or just turn the subtitles on. ;)
@@pirateman1144 or that, i listened to it though, no reading of subs ;)
@8:37. That’s Lennie James. A brilliant actor who’s been in lots of movies and tv series including The Walking Dead.
He was great in Line of Duty too.
Dead Mans Shoes , great British movie , low budget but has everything , please give it a watch
I second this. Unreal movie.
Definitely.worth checking out shane meadows is a quality filmmaker
any shane meadows film is brill.... this is england was awsome!!
Give it a watch but don’t give it away 😉
Filmed just up the road from me. Classic film
Brad did pretty good justice to the accent. He actually hung out with the man who one punch Mickey was based on in prep for the role.
Tyrone needs his own movie 😂
He's a natural 😅😅
Of course he does
"Quid Pro Quo"...in Latin it means "For Each Of Us"...that's why the UK calls it a quid
Avi: "Open him up"
Tony: "He's not a tin of baked beans now, is he?
Anything to declare?
Yeah. Don't go to England.
We do the “Two minutes, Turkish” bit to each other all the time in our friend group to this day.
“Proper fcuked?!?” is also the response 100% of the time when someone says that something is fcuked after this movie.
I love there is in fact video evidence of real criminals being caught by the push or pull door.
Turkish: "Sugar?"
Brick Top: "No Thanks, Turkish. I'm sweet enough"
Saul (Main black dude at the pawn shop) plays Morgan in the walking dead and fear the walking dead.
Now you’ve watched this, you’ve got to watch Snatch Wars, all of Brick Top’s lines dubbed over Darth Vader’s scenes from the original Star Wars movies!
Quid is used in Britain like Buck is used in the US
Quid is a pound - it's just like "a buck" is a dollar
I liked how you stuck up for the travelers and gypsies funny af reaction cheers for posting in this you should definitely react to “lock stock and two smoking barrels” and possibly “Legend”
Tom Hardy in Legend was cheated out of an Academy Award
Legendary movie, one of my favourites
I love the way Dennis Farina puts bad language together.
Tyrone you could park a fucking jumbo jet there lol
Snatch was basically the stories left over from lock stock that Guy Ritchie tied together, sure I read somewhere originally they were going to be a sequel to rocknrolla
8:35 “I’ve seen him in something else too. I can’t remember what it is tho.”
Well he played Morgan on the Walking Dead. I think he was also in Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels too. I’m not sure on that last one tho.
Love this movie and your reaction.
Just so you know....the "P" word is actually a slur used mainly in the UK to refer to people who are of the Traveller community, an ethnic group found in Great Britain and Ireland.
Greetings from the emerald isle 😉☘
I was wondering what the more correct/less insulting term was.
@@nathanhall9345 I am not entirely sure to be honest as I am not part of the traveller community. Here in Ireland we mostly say Traveller and as far as I know that acceptable. In Irish the community is called "An Lucht Siúil" (the walking people).
My dad told me pikey is the slang language they talk and thatonly they understand.
And my auntie is a legit traveller..
My dad said a few years back when I asked if he'd heard from her he just said no. But if she knocks on your door, don't let her in..😂
But they're not even an 'ethnic group' anymore. When your heritage is so watered down, you can't go around using it as a shield from accountability. They're just arseholes.
If your ear is acclimated to Irish accents you can understand everything that Mickey says- "And she's terrible partial to periwinkle blue"
(That's the line that stumped the Pykie Translator on the DVD version)
Hell I understood that sentence
Weird how Tyrone claims he didn't see the van while reversing, for the purposes of the shot they removed the rear view mirror, so he does have a bit of an excuse 🤣
The black guy you said you had seen, was in The Walking Dead
Our currency is Pounds, but we sometimes say Quid.. “Have you got 10 quid mate..?”
Same as you guys have Dollers but you might say Bucks.. “Have you got 10 bucks buddy..?”
Over here "buddy" can get you into some trouble depending on who you're talking to lol. Idk if calling someone "mate" has any implications based on the situation in the UK
@@Th3Downz not really.. mate & buddy have the same kinda friendly meaning.. I doubt you’d get into trouble for calling someone that
@@SparkyMTB As it should be. Buddy comes across as condescending here I think. It's almost too friendly and is assumed to be sarcastic
@@Th3Downz oh ok. I thought it would have been friendly. Hey buddy, how’s it going..? I’ll be sure not to call my American friends buddy then
@@SparkyMTB It's not across the board.. you could call me buddy all day long. But if you're out drinking and call someone buddy it could get dicey. Makes no sense but it is what it is haha
Brad Pitt is so good 🙂
Snatch is the best movie Ive ever seen, dont know how many times ive watched it and every single time ive watched it all the way through, it never gets boring or old!
I like lock stock too but its nowhere near as good as Snatch imo!
Snatch is just perfection, the perfect movie!
I know the dialogue by now to both movies barrels and snatch two of my favorite of all time
"That is a fucking ANTI AIRCRAFT gun vincent" XD
That last fight just showed how Brad was so hangover, and they tried to put us in it coz it always feels like drowning. #1 favorite movie.
Lock Stock is great too. Ritchie's latest movie The Gentlemen is well worth a watch, similar style and topic, only this time about the weed game with Matthew McConaughey, Colin Farrell, Charlie Hannan, and Hugh Grant.
Yeah, absolutely an amazing film. Guy Ritchie needs to make a few sequels!
The guy who plays Tommy had a lot of huge roles since then. He plays Al Capone in Boardwalk Empire, and Tony Pro in The Irishman.
He had a small role in Band of Brothers, as well.
@@JeffKelly03 ya Band of Brothers is a variable list of who’s who with so many of the smaller roles.
@@echoesofmalachor3700 Tom and Colin Hanks, Jimmy Fallon, Simon Pegg, Tom Hardy, James Mc Avoy, Michael Fassbender, Andrew Scott (Sherlock, Fleabag), Jamie Bamber (Battlestar Galactica)...
The theme of every Guy Ritchie movie: "Don't use complete idiots" (uses complete idiots who fuck everything up)
No one's 100% certain about the origin of 'quid' since it's been around for so long and there are multiple claimed origins for it. The most often cited and plausible in no particular order are:
* The Latin phrase 'quid pro quo' (something for something). Quid being the 'something' you give to get the 'something' you want.
* A contraction of the place name Quidhampton, where the paper for the old pound notes was made.
* The Gaelic (the native language of Ireland) phrase 'mo chuid airgid' (my portion of money)..
Using the term pikey might get you in trouble with hate crime legislation in some countries. It's a derogatory term.
Mickey had his own bets 😂
Vinnie Jones, aka Bullet-Tooth Tony, aka X-Men's "Juggernaut".
Stephen Graham aka Tommy aka "Tony Pro" from The Irishman, and a role in Venom.
Benicio Del Toro aka Franky 4-fingers, aka "The Collector" from the MCU, aka "Jack the crooked cop" from Sin City.
The handsome pikey next to Micky is Jason Fleming aka Dr. Jeckyll from "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen".
Ewen Bremner, MULLET, was in Aliens vs. Predator.
Tyrone was cast and wrote into the script when filming had already begun. Look into it its pretty interesting. I can't remember the details of it so I don't want to go into too much detail.
I think Guy Ritchie cast him because he knew him previously as a security guard but i could be wrong.
@@maddazza9557 no you're right, I just watched a Guy Richie doc
Pikey (; also spelled pikie, pykie) is a slang term, which is pejorative and considered by many to be a slur. It is used mainly in the UK to refer to people who are of the Traveller community, an ethnic group found in Great Britain and Ireland.
They call themselves Romanies or Irish Travellers, Gypsy is the Old School offensive term used by others, Pikey is borderline racist. I'm not attacking the movie, it's how people in this world speak, it would be unrealistic to leave it out.
Not borderline racist though as they aren't classed as a race but rather an Ethnic group..
After you do Lock Stock, you should check out Trainspotting next.
Trainspotting is amazing, classic
oh hell yeah
No. Way too sad.
I've heard a lot of bad stories about gypsies but every one I've actually met has been great.
You just really don't want them to be your ennemies
I have an English mate who also says Brad Pitt nailed the traveler accent!😁👍
Pikey is a disparaging term for the transient Gypsys.
The simplest example of it's usage is this old joke:
What kind of key can open any lock?
...a Pikey
This is one of the movies were I started watching subtitles. Every movie I ever watched I probably missed 1/8 of without subtitles.
The currency is pounds sterling but there are many slang words for money my man, quid is a very common one, used especially with us Londoners
8:30 dj Goldie! One of the best D&B djs from 90s in uk
Okay, now you have to watch Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels for more creative insults :)
Pikey' s (from the Old English verb pikka (meaning to peck, pick or steal)) are Irish, don't worry about saying that? My Grandma was one. Ended up in Manchester. Still like to move, sitting still brings depression. Move, leave things in the past and look forward. Id be proud of the name.
I used to live in St Mary Cray in Kent, it had a lot of problems with Gypsies. A lot of the trouble in St Mary Cray was caused by them. As a community they tend to be a law unto themselves.
Gypsies are slick talkers , I make bespoke furniture for a living some lads showed up the one day with some cabinet doors from a caravan they wanted to flip and convinced me to re vinyl them on the spot for 30 quid 😂
Nice enough fellas though they were respectful
bricktop is a legend, now watch cockneys v zombies please
Damn...forgot about that movie lol
It pays to have the closed captions turned on, for this movie.
The accent Brad Pitt uses in Snatch is actually quite close to some varieties of Newfoundland English which is spoken in some of the outports(small fishing villages only accessible by boat) in Canada.
Calling Pound Sterling a 'Quid' is like Americans calling Dollars 'Bucks' :D
'Quid' always seems to confuse a lot of non-Brits.
It's used in place of the word 'pound' but only for whole pounds, so you can have 'a quid', 'thirty quid' or 'five hundred quid', but we'd never say 'five quid thirty'.