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Snatch was almost like two movies in one. You had the unlicensed boxing, and the hunt for the diamond. Brick-Top and the dog were the only characters involved in both storylines. 😂
Say a Guy Ritchie interview, he said this movie and Lock Stock movie were basically a bunch of short stories ( based on stories he heard in pubs) stitched together. So, yeah.
Turkish, Tommy, Frankie Four Fingers (F3), and Doug the Head were all involved in both storylines. I would argue Sol and his boys as well as Boris the Blade were as well. They had to blagg the bookies and whack F3, which married the stone and the fight.
Snatch is absolutely one of those films that are genuinely a 9 or 10 out of 10. The characters, acting, dialogue, music, humor, the story, the feeling the audience has while watching. Just great fun.
What I was expecting: a mobster telling his vision on how lifelike and real these scenes are or not. What I got: a Guys Richie fan (who happens to be an ex-mobster) and an absolute cinophile discussing the scenes from the cinematographic and production point of view. I ain't even mad.
I read somewhere that they wanted Brick Top to be loathed and supposedly even considered touching on him being into kids. This was being chatted about and a European (could be Italian) man involved in the discussion suggested making him be cruel to animals because he believed that we hated that worse than anything. Dunno how true that is.
Alan Ford auditioned 3x for Brick Top, but Sean Connery was also interested in the role. He watched Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and said to Guy "You can't afford me." Ford came back for an audition and forgot his contacts, wearing glasses to the gig and Guy gave him the job there and then.
I absolutely love this classic British film. I like to think of Snatch as our British Pulp Fiction when it comes to great dialogue. Enjoyed hearing your reaction on this.
As an American, I actually prefer Snatch over Pulp Fiction. Don't get me wrong, Pulp Fiction is great, but there's something about the more simplistic nature of the story in Snatch that I find appealing. It's just very enjoyable to follow all these characters dealing with the boxing and the diamond and how they overlap. Also I prefer the editing in Snatch over Pulp. Idk, I think Pulp Fiction tries too hard to be serious sometimes, whereas Snatch strikes the perfect balance between comedy and gritty reality. It really hits hard when Micky's mom dies in her caravan, and the ending to snatch is way more satisfying with the Pikeys taking out Brick Top's gang.
As a non british I only knew of Vinnie Jones' existence through this film. Many years later I found out he was the vicious footballer he was. Tbh some of his career highlights would make more sense if he had being playing his role in Snatch all along.
@@deanjustdean7818 There's also the fact that McEnroe was in a "gentleman's sport" in comparison to how football that was more a working man's sport. It was only later that Premier League was cleaned up and turned into what it is today. A character like McEnroe was such a massive diviation from the norm that it made him a sort of heel-character and that always draws attention, unwanted or not. Can you imagine someone like McEnroe breaking into the Golfing world? Well, apart from Happy Gilmore, you can see what I mean. As long as they have the skill to back their trashtalk up, they will become popular in record time.
Vinnie jones was very close to killin himself, he took a shot gun into the woods and was about to do it because his football career went really down hill but then felt bad for his family so changed his mind and then he got offered the role for snatch or lock stock, (cant remember what was first) but that role basicaly saved him. He done an interview with peirce morgan, woth a watch if your interester in him
This is one of the first Guy Ritchie movies I ever watched and it's still one of my favorites. Snatch and Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, absolute masterclasses in film.
The three black guys cracks me up. Makes me laugh when Vincent hides the diamond in his boxers in case he got robbed and Sol is like...Who is going to rob two black men With Guns in a car worth less then your shirt😂😂😂
@@5mokee1111 I think for a Yank he did good, certainly better than us Brits doing an American accent. looking Cumberbatch and your former side kick. (forget his name)
@@corbuzchristi365 very funny but it’s just a stereotypical portrayal that’s my point one of the best films I’ve ever watched regardless it makes it funnier how much he doesn’t sound like a traveller
Loved both Lock Stock and this movie. Thanks for doing a review. Glad to see Guy Ritchie depicted things quite accurately. Definitely some fantastic characters in this movie. :)
detective; "what are you doing here?" Turkish; "taking the dog for a walk" Detective; "Whats in the car?" Turkish; "Seats and a steering wheel" lol love it haha
Now remember at the time Brad Pitt was being paid $40 million a movie. He happily accepted £1 million for Snatch. Then again if you're on $40 million a movie you wouldn't be bother with only getting a million pound to star in a British film
I don’t believe any actor has been paid $40 million for a role. Some have ended up earning that and then some due to contract stipulations about gross for the film. I am pretty sure $25 million is the most ever.
boris the blade putting in ear plugs before shooting frankie is such a great find, I missed it the first 5 times I watched it but now it always makes me laugh
@@danbeasteu9785 always has been. In the 80s we used to fight with other areas of our city. I can remember other casuals getting a bus down to fight with us then going home. As there were no weapons they then got a bus home
First time i saw the movie on a DVD, i turned on the subtitles so i could understand what Brad Pitt character was saying. I kid you not, the subtitles, every time he spoke said: Brad Pitt is speaking.
Great review. All these 90s/00s British gangster films have their own unique energy. I watched Snatch and Gangster #1 in the theater on the same day! I felt like robbing a bank afterwards
I am glad I found you and a number of Ex-Gangsters on here, you all are a fountain of knowledge. It's good to keep all forms of history alive no matter how dark some have been. Good on ya.
I'm American. My lil brother & I quote this film - to the point of nauseating anyone in the general vicinity! Legendary cast, a once-in-a-lifetime director & a premise as old as time - you can't say anything bad about it, even as it ages
Terrific. I expected some so called 'gangster' to rubbish the amazing movie that is Snatch. Instead, we get an honest, intelligent bloke, who isn't there to shout about how hard he was, but heap praise on the reality of this work of art and the situations and characters that bring to life this gritty but hilarious production.
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Michael De `Hara was brilliant ringside" We`ve done 40 grand down you whats the fucking craic" ? I always thought he sounded like a real villain turns out he was he was with Ronnie Oliffe and he got nicked last in 2008 and he has been out of trouble since that made a big thing in the paper because he was close to Guy Ritchie and he played a chauffeur in Rocknrolla and was a script advisor . The bloke next to him RIP his name was Mickey Taheny he was in a documentary called the Ends was a real villain too.
I've always thought Snatch was more rewatchable than lock stop because, in some weird way, it seems like it's more reflective of everyday working class life, my life I suppose, in terms of dialogue. The "bird" in the bookies sums it up quite well, "all bets are off". "I ain't buying it", "I ain't selling it, all - bets - are --- off".
I'm digging the the smart casual outfit, black crew neck and jewellery. Great description of Snatch. You have great taste in cinema. Please review The Gentlemen. It's my favourite Richie movie.
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I remember being 11 years old my first time watching this and being just completely entranced even though I didn't fully understand it. Over 20 years later & it's still one of my all-time favorites. I thoroughly enjoyed the commentary & insight.
First off, Snatch is my favorite Guy Ritchie movie. 2nd, Brad Pitt was very hard to understand when I saw the movie on the big screen. However, at home, I can hear everything just fine. I've seen Snatch probably 40 times. It's one of those movies that, when it's on, I stop and watch it no matter where it is in the movie. Guy lost his way for a few films, but, it seems like he may be back to himself again with his last couple.
Steven makes me laugh watching his reactions to these scenes its like he's having flash backs of real events that tickled him back in the day.....Got to agree as well though Snatch is one of the best Gangster movies not just from the U.K but Worldwide in my opinion,its up there.👌😉
There is an accent round my way called Galloway Irish. It's slowly dying and I can't find any recorded examples of it. Pitt's accent in this film to my ears sounds like a slightly easier to understand version of it.
My bud Mickey Emery (RIP) saw this in the theater. He was a Mod back in England in the day. Im Canadian. I had to translate the pikeys for him. I understood them because have family memebers that are Newfies, they sound very similar. "Wat tha fak e say ?" Mick, he said whats he need with a caravan with no fucking wheels
My god father John Mann or “John boy” worked with many lads including the krays and Dave courtney etc I’ve been around a few lads and got to say guy Richie really hits the authenticity of real life old school villains brilliant
Wow, I was pleasantly surprised by this guy's videos. I've seen a variety of TH-cam channels that review movies, and more often than not, they're all kind of the same. Not this guy, however; felt like I was listening to a professor from the USC film department lol. I enjoyed your analysis of the characters, while also inserting some of your own personal experiences for added context. The video flowed very nicely; well done man!
I love it because though never in the game myself i ran into all they types in my younger days and the humour made around those characters absolute genius by richie.
I am excited for the fact and eagerly anticipating the growth of this channel, these videos of yours are absolutely fantastic. Entertaining as hell and extremely informative and interesting, and even better well told, you've got a gift for story telling. So glad i found this, i can't wait for the engagement to grow because it's deserved and i am in too deep haha.
To me... Yeah, all of the cast are great, as expected... But the most memorable standout is STILL the late great Dennis Farina... KINDA reprising the type of character he played geniusly in Get Shorty.
Great movie, very entertaining. I'll even forgive the blooper in the script because I love the scene. ie. The bet is "If I win the fight I get the caravan and the boys get a pair of those shoes, if I lose F it, I'll do the fight for free". Wasn't the whole premise that he would intentionally lose in the 4th round?
Magnificent review from a man on the front line. Lock Stock and Snatch are without doubt my two favourite movies. The cinematic experience is gritty, almost raw, and throughout both movies, the characters, larger than life, the premise of the movies, larger than life, the diamond in Snatch, larger than life! The whole thing wrapped up with soooo many short sharp quotable lines. Written, and executed, beautifully.
I would love to see Stephen react to Útlaginn/Outlaw, a favourite of mine. It's an old Icelandic movie based closely on one of the viking sagas. It is no blockbuster and its age is showing and its all in old style icelandic but the story is great. The characters are just ordinary people, no superhuman stunts or anything, just families locked into the vicious cycle of revenge killing that was a prevailing problem in viking age society. I'd like to see his reaction to something historical is what I'm saying
8:53 I like the guy narrating but if he knows tge travelling community, he should have given more info on that scene. Being burnt in a caravan is a travellers WORST nightmare (and a genuine constant one at that).
Another brilliant reaction video man! Definitely have me a subscriber Stephen 😎👍 you are picking the best of the best films! I love Guy Richies films, they have class and style ❤ I would love to see one of your films man
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I can tell you defo had friends in the Traveller community as the level of the respect you showed them when speaking about them.
I am Roma, thank you.
Bricktop had my all time favourite line ever, "In the quiet words of the virgin Mary, come again" one of the top 3 best films ever
"Wha you done to Fauntleroy!?!" 😂
After two decades, Snatch is still the gold standard for gangster films.
@@Tom-uv7ry Are you just going to say that without giving examples?
*British
Rock n Rolla
Nah...not even close.
The Krays, with the Spandau Ballet brothers (Martin and Gary Kemp) as the Krays is one of the better Britster films
Snatch was almost like two movies in one. You had the unlicensed boxing, and the hunt for the diamond. Brick-Top and the dog were the only characters involved in both storylines. 😂
My favourite part at the end, "WTF do I know about diamonds?" 😂
I mean there was a scene between Cousin Avi and Brick Top but it was cut from the movie as it brought nothing significant to the storyline.
Say a Guy Ritchie interview, he said this movie and Lock Stock movie were basically a bunch of short stories ( based on stories he heard in pubs) stitched together. So, yeah.
Turkish, Tommy, Frankie Four Fingers (F3), and Doug the Head were all involved in both storylines. I would argue Sol and his boys as well as Boris the Blade were as well. They had to blagg the bookies and whack F3, which married the stone and the fight.
Tyrone: I didn't see it. Vincent: it's a four tonne truck. It's not exactly a bag of peanuts
"It was at a funny angle"
Those three guys so funny
@@obsessedwithcrypto4366 they are
@@stevenbrown9374 na don't move it now people will see the damage lmao
Funny angle? It was behind ya. When you reverse things come from behind ya
Snatch is absolutely one of those films that are genuinely a 9 or 10 out of 10.
The characters, acting, dialogue, music, humor, the story, the feeling the audience has while watching. Just great fun.
I prefer lock stock
@@mudgatebronn4438 layer cake
Solid 10/10 for me. One of my favourite movies of all time.
What I was expecting: a mobster telling his vision on how lifelike and real these scenes are or not.
What I got: a Guys Richie fan (who happens to be an ex-mobster) and an absolute cinophile discussing the scenes from the cinematographic and production point of view.
I ain't even mad.
😆😆😆
Same here, it is all good.
He’s gonna break down the scene and then he’s gonna break your legs…
Efffin h$ll!!! I am. As an American I was looking forward to an across the pond education on how wise guys handle their business!!!!
Yeh Alan ford was awesome, he simultaneously made brick top nasty and unpleasant, yet sarcastic and hilarious at the same time.
He had the best lines in the entire movie.
I always thought Brits made the best villains.
yup!
I read somewhere that they wanted Brick Top to be loathed and supposedly even considered touching on him being into kids. This was being chatted about and a European (could be Italian) man involved in the discussion suggested making him be cruel to animals because he believed that we hated that worse than anything. Dunno how true that is.
"Goody Gumdrops"
Him calling that one dude a 'fucking fringe' is one of my favorite lines in any movie ever.
This is in my opinion, one of the best written dialog of any movie. Love this film.
Alan Ford auditioned 3x for Brick Top, but Sean Connery was also interested in the role. He watched Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and said to Guy "You can't afford me." Ford came back for an audition and forgot his contacts, wearing glasses to the gig and Guy gave him the job there and then.
I absolutely love this classic British film. I like to think of Snatch as our British Pulp Fiction when it comes to great dialogue. Enjoyed hearing your reaction on this.
I like that comparison.
As an American, I actually prefer Snatch over Pulp Fiction. Don't get me wrong, Pulp Fiction is great, but there's something about the more simplistic nature of the story in Snatch that I find appealing. It's just very enjoyable to follow all these characters dealing with the boxing and the diamond and how they overlap. Also I prefer the editing in Snatch over Pulp. Idk, I think Pulp Fiction tries too hard to be serious sometimes, whereas Snatch strikes the perfect balance between comedy and gritty reality. It really hits hard when Micky's mom dies in her caravan, and the ending to snatch is way more satisfying with the Pikeys taking out Brick Top's gang.
One of the best, if not the BEST British gangster movies ever.
As a non british I only knew of Vinnie Jones' existence through this film. Many years later I found out he was the vicious footballer he was. Tbh some of his career highlights would make more sense if he had being playing his role in Snatch all along.
Ah yes, the Hatchet... now that's a nickname that really says it all. He had the record for fastest red card in football when I was looking it up
@@deanjustdean7818 There's also the fact that McEnroe was in a "gentleman's sport" in comparison to how football that was more a working man's sport. It was only later that Premier League was cleaned up and turned into what it is today. A character like McEnroe was such a massive diviation from the norm that it made him a sort of heel-character and that always draws attention, unwanted or not.
Can you imagine someone like McEnroe breaking into the Golfing world? Well, apart from Happy Gilmore, you can see what I mean. As long as they have the skill to back their trashtalk up, they will become popular in record time.
Vinnie jones was very close to killin himself, he took a shot gun into the woods and was about to do it because his football career went really down hill but then felt bad for his family so changed his mind and then he got offered the role for snatch or lock stock, (cant remember what was first) but that role basicaly saved him. He done an interview with peirce morgan, woth a watch if your interester in him
@@stevenduncan1085 👍👍👍👍
This is one of the first Guy Ritchie movies I ever watched and it's still one of my favorites. Snatch and Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, absolute masterclasses in film.
The three black guys cracks me up. Makes me laugh when Vincent hides the diamond in his boxers in case he got robbed and Sol is like...Who is going to rob two black men With Guns in a car worth less then your shirt😂😂😂
"It's a SECURITY DOOR!" 🤣
@@geetuz look didn't even touch yah 😂😂
"Bullet-tooth Tony and his friend desert eagle .50"
What have they got to do with anything?
@@aarontuplin 🤣🤣🤣
Avi? You mean Sol?
It's still one of Brad's best portrayals. How he didn't get anything for that is beyond me!
He really wasn’t that good he was funny but he didn’t portray a traveller at all very well 😂
he got a good darg out of it.
@@5mokee1111 I think for a Yank he did good, certainly better than us Brits doing an American accent. looking Cumberbatch and your former side kick. (forget his name)
@@5mokee1111 it was a comedic role, it's supposed to be a parody, so I stand by my original statement. 👍🏻👌🏻
@@corbuzchristi365 very funny but it’s just a stereotypical portrayal that’s my point one of the best films I’ve ever watched regardless it makes it funnier how much he doesn’t sound like a traveller
Loved both Lock Stock and this movie. Thanks for doing a review. Glad to see Guy Ritchie depicted things quite accurately.
Definitely some fantastic characters in this movie. :)
I like how you talk about the "Travelling Community". Very respectful. Not everybody does it.
Especially since it turns out that calling them “gypsies” or “pikeys” are insults.
“Oi fuckin’ het poikeys!”
This felt more like a film reviewer reacting to Snatch rather than an ex-gangster. No complaining, it was nice.
"The GETAWAY driver.... what the F*** can he get away from" - That film is absolutely superb !
He's a natural..
@@KiwiCarGuy1976cors i aaam
You should get that a lot, but man, that "De Niro concentrating" face you have is priceless!
😂👍
Apart from being generally brilliant, Snatch is the funniest film I've ever watched. So many belly laughs, it left me in stitches.
Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch are quite possibly the 2 greatest British gangster films ever made
I would incude it in the best 3 ever........along w/ Miller's Crossing.
detective; "what are you doing here?"
Turkish; "taking the dog for a walk"
Detective; "Whats in the car?"
Turkish; "Seats and a steering wheel"
lol love it haha
Now remember at the time Brad Pitt was being paid $40 million a movie. He happily accepted £1 million for Snatch. Then again if you're on $40 million a movie you wouldn't be bother with only getting a million pound to star in a British film
I think it was 250,000 Brad took
Brad pit actually wanted to be in a guy ritchie movie. Because he saw how good lock stock and to smoken barrels was.
Hell, he did his cameo in Deadpool 2 for a cup of coffee, supposedly.
@@eldorados_lost_searcher wouldn't surprise me
I don’t believe any actor has been paid $40 million for a role. Some have ended up earning that and then some due to contract stipulations about gross for the film.
I am pretty sure $25 million is the most ever.
There are so many great scenes and wonderful bits but Boris turning away disappointed and putting earplugs in is hilarious
I was very pleasantly surprised to find out that you are not just a ex gangster but you actually have a real keen eye for cinema. bravo
The woman at the bookies it’s so underrated. I would love to see her in other things.
boris the blade putting in ear plugs before shooting frankie is such a great find, I missed it the first 5 times I watched it but now it always makes me laugh
I wouldn't call Snatch a gangster film. It doesn't come across as a gangster film just a film about wheelers and dealers. Duckers and divers
Growers and showers
As many gangsters were. It's all about the money
I mean its literally about different gangs. They just wernt limited by postcode back then.
@@danbeasteu9785 always has been. In the 80s we used to fight with other areas of our city. I can remember other casuals getting a bus down to fight with us then going home. As there were no weapons they then got a bus home
It doesn’t have the typical rise and fall arc of gangster films but it’s still about gangsters so it could be still technically
The charactors, the story, the music, absolutely brilliant, in my top ten all time favourite films.
First time i saw the movie on a DVD, i turned on the subtitles so i could understand what Brad Pitt character was saying. I kid you not, the subtitles, every time he spoke said: Brad Pitt is speaking.
Great review. All these 90s/00s British gangster films have their own unique energy. I watched Snatch and Gangster #1 in the theater on the same day! I felt like robbing a bank afterwards
Wow, very contrasting styles, I feel watching gangster #1 second would have sent me on a trail of violence
Gangster #1 is such an underrated film overseas. Hopefully it has the recognition it deserves in the UK, Ireland and Europe
I am glad I found you and a number of Ex-Gangsters on here, you all are a fountain of knowledge. It's good to keep all forms of history alive no matter how dark some have been. Good on ya.
Man knows, now I have to rewatch this masterpiece.
It's the pace of everything in this movie which makes it so captivating.
I love how the pykies are all mentally in-sync with one-and-other - bare is back, without brother behind!
I'm American. My lil brother & I quote this film - to the point of nauseating anyone in the general vicinity! Legendary cast, a once-in-a-lifetime director & a premise as old as time - you can't say anything bad about it, even as it ages
Terrific. I expected some so called 'gangster' to rubbish the amazing movie that is Snatch.
Instead, we get an honest, intelligent bloke, who isn't there to shout about how hard he was, but heap praise on the reality of this work of art and the situations and characters that bring to life this gritty but hilarious production.
My grandmother watched this movie and found it hilarious. She was a war bride and left England in 1945. She recognized all the verbal lingo.
Notice how Stephen's London accent seems to get stronger and stronger as the movie goes on. 😅
He feels right at home 😉☺
The editing of the milk brick scene is pure genius
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No thanks mr. ExGangsta. Fck off.
You ever come across a Screw by the name Sparling during your time inside?
I would LOVE to watch you play the getaway on PS2
Respect to his appreciation for the film and storytelling
Michael De `Hara was brilliant ringside" We`ve done 40 grand down you whats the fucking craic" ? I always thought he sounded like a real villain turns out he was he was with Ronnie Oliffe and he got nicked last in 2008 and he has been out of trouble since that made a big thing in the paper because he was close to Guy Ritchie and he played a chauffeur in Rocknrolla and was a script advisor . The bloke next to him RIP his name was Mickey Taheny he was in a documentary called the Ends was a real villain too.
Brad shoulda been Oscar nominated for this role. Exceptional performance in a fantastic film.
I've always thought Snatch was more rewatchable than lock stop because, in some weird way, it seems like it's more reflective of everyday working class life, my life I suppose, in terms of dialogue. The "bird" in the bookies sums it up quite well, "all bets are off". "I ain't buying it", "I ain't selling it, all - bets - are --- off".
Brad Pitt love Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels so much he ask Guy Ritchie if he could be in his next film
… and completely stole the fucking show, he did.
I'm digging the the smart casual outfit, black crew neck and jewellery. Great description of Snatch. You have great taste in cinema. Please review The Gentlemen. It's my favourite Richie movie.
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This man is actually really intelligent. His critique of this film is really well done. Really impressed.
I remember being 11 years old my first time watching this and being just completely entranced even though I didn't fully understand it. Over 20 years later & it's still one of my all-time favorites.
I thoroughly enjoyed the commentary & insight.
i guess the “algorithm” is aware that Snatch is one of my personal all time favorites😅😂. haha glad this vid got randomly recommended to me!
Always great to hear your reviews! This film still stands even today. Fu**n excellent!
The dialogue/ casting/ music/ plot twists and fight scenes make this a legendary movie. Just shades Lock Stock in terms of overall brilliance!
Rock n Rolla too
I'd forgotten how good Snatch was, one of Guy Ritchie's best films.
First off, Snatch is my favorite Guy Ritchie movie. 2nd, Brad Pitt was very hard to understand when I saw the movie on the big screen. However, at home, I can hear everything just fine. I've seen Snatch probably 40 times. It's one of those movies that, when it's on, I stop and watch it no matter where it is in the movie. Guy lost his way for a few films, but, it seems like he may be back to himself again with his last couple.
When i got to college and was a pledge in my frat they made us watch this movie…still one of my favorites of all time!
Steven makes me laugh watching his reactions to these scenes its like he's having flash backs of real events that tickled him back in the day.....Got to agree as well though Snatch is one of the best Gangster movies not just from the U.K but Worldwide in my opinion,its up there.👌😉
And the boys get a pair of those shoes. 🤣
I love this film, one of my all time favorites. I watch it often. Guy Ritchie really knows how to tell a story and makes it timeless..
Any plans to do The Gentleman or We still kill the old way/We still steal the old way. Would be good to see your thoughts on any of those
Brick top's "do you know nemesis is?" Ismy favourite line
Terrifyingly accurate depictions of some of the characters, I half expected one lad to pull up his trouser leg to show you the tattoo on his calf.
SOO many one liner’s it’s impossible to pick the best one !
Really enjoyed this as always! Would love to see you do Get Carter.
@@Wonky4925 but your in bad shape. With me it’s a full time job.
The Michael Caine version not the Sly Stallone remake...👍
My only problem with this movie was the underuse of benicio del toro
You mean Frankie Fuckin’ Four Fingers.
@@ronnycollins9125 the very same.
There is an accent round my way called Galloway Irish. It's slowly dying and I can't find any recorded examples of it. Pitt's accent in this film to my ears sounds like a slightly easier to understand version of it.
My bud Mickey Emery (RIP) saw this in the theater. He was a Mod back in England in the day. Im Canadian. I had to translate the pikeys for him. I understood them because have family memebers that are Newfies, they sound very similar. "Wat tha fak e say ?" Mick, he said whats he need with a caravan with no fucking wheels
you're a rather great movie critic, I was only expecting you to cover the gangster stuff, good content!
My god father John Mann or “John boy” worked with many lads including the krays and Dave courtney etc I’ve been around a few lads and got to say guy Richie really hits the authenticity of real life old school villains brilliant
I’d call it more of a idiotic thug flick than a gangster movie. But I love it. One of my favorite movies ever. Can you do RockNRolla?
Idiotic thugs are adjacent to gangsters, the way annoying customers are adjacent to store desk workers.
A lot of gangsters are like that. Even the Twins had their moments.
first time ive heard "travelling community" to describe the gipsies. i like it.
Soo many films I watch recently I'll wander off. Snatch was one of those "I gotta watch that again and work out what was going on".
Robert De Niro has the British accent down pretty good!!! 🎉
I've just watched this film last night. It's a awesome film.
Wow, I was pleasantly surprised by this guy's videos. I've seen a variety of TH-cam channels that review movies, and more often than not, they're all kind of the same. Not this guy, however; felt like I was listening to a professor from the USC film department lol. I enjoyed your analysis of the characters, while also inserting some of your own personal experiences for added context. The video flowed very nicely; well done man!
I love it because though never in the game myself i ran into all they types in my younger days and the humour made around those characters absolute genius by richie.
I am excited for the fact and eagerly anticipating the growth of this channel, these videos of yours are absolutely fantastic.
Entertaining as hell and extremely informative and interesting, and even better well told, you've got a gift for story telling.
So glad i found this, i can't wait for the engagement to grow because it's deserved and i am in too deep haha.
Probably top ten all time as far as fun to watch/rewatchability.
To me... Yeah, all of the cast are great, as expected... But the most memorable standout is STILL the late great Dennis Farina... KINDA reprising the type of character he played geniusly in Get Shorty.
You managed to articulate it better than me stephen. I agree with all you say.
I’m loving his artistic critiques of this film. Spot on!
Great movie, very entertaining. I'll even forgive the blooper in the script because I love the scene.
ie. The bet is "If I win the fight I get the caravan and the boys get a pair of those shoes, if I lose F it, I'll do the fight for free". Wasn't the whole premise that he would intentionally lose in the 4th round?
"Propper fucked?!" "Yeah, by 'Ze Germanz'."
This is one of my all time faves
Magnificent review from a man on the front line. Lock Stock and Snatch are without doubt my two favourite movies. The cinematic experience is gritty, almost raw, and throughout both movies, the characters, larger than life, the premise of the movies, larger than life, the diamond in Snatch, larger than life!
The whole thing wrapped up with soooo many short sharp quotable lines.
Written, and executed, beautifully.
You seen ‘The gentlemen’ ? It’s like part 3
I would love to see Stephen react to Útlaginn/Outlaw, a favourite of mine. It's an old Icelandic movie based closely on one of the viking sagas. It is no blockbuster and its age is showing and its all in old style icelandic but the story is great. The characters are just ordinary people, no superhuman stunts or anything, just families locked into the vicious cycle of revenge killing that was a prevailing problem in viking age society. I'd like to see his reaction to something historical is what I'm saying
This TH-cam channel is criminally underrated, no pun intended.
What's that?
This, is a shotgun Sol.
It's a f*cking anti-aircraft gun, Vincent.
I LOVE'D you're 'Pikey' imitation 🤣🤣🤣
Love to see him rocking a santos dumont. Great vid. Cheers. B
First time watching this channel, love the content so far. Watching someone laugh at these bits again, had me laughing at them all over again.
One of my all time favourites Mr Deniro😎
First time watching one of your vids. Loved the cinematography chat!
You're laugh is a special thing mate, every time I hear it I start cracking up myself 😂 class vid 👌
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I like the guy narrating but if he knows tge travelling community, he should have given more info on that scene.
Being burnt in a caravan is a travellers WORST nightmare (and a genuine constant one at that).
Love the way the pikey fight was a mirror of that classic Lenny McLean fight.
OMG! Love your accent. Thank you for sharing and being transparent. 🇨🇦
Another brilliant reaction video man! Definitely have me a subscriber Stephen 😎👍 you are picking the best of the best films! I love Guy Richies films, they have class and style ❤ I would love to see one of your films man
10:27 this is one of my favourite scenes in the whole movie, I just love Guy Ritchie and Vinnie Jones.