100%. If this movie was released this year instead of 2001 it would have been nominated for all sorts of Oscars. The casting, performances, direction, pacing and soundtrack are actually perfect.
@@kyleorenn5070 Yeah I use it a lot to, but when it`s coming from him and with that satisfied evil smirk he has afterwards. I don`t know it just always cracks me up hehe.
I honestly thought it was a bad irish accent when I first saw the film - except a few years later when I was working for the council I had the opportunity to talk with a few gypsies and - that s EXACTLY how they sound.
"Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels" is another Guy Ritchie gem. Both are worth multiple watches, as you pick up on subtle things you didn't see before
Lock stock is definitely very similar to snatch, same energy with different plot & characters, but I like it even more, a must watch for sure. If you enjoyed Snatch you will like lock stock 100%... I don't know anyone who doesnt like these 2.
@@awkwordone3305 Some people dislike it but I though The Gentlemen did great where many contemporary crime action films suffer, he incorporates today's gadgets and technology as well as vernacular quite well. Also, Charlie Hunnam as Raymond Smith is otherworldly.
This movie is a masterpiece along with Lock, stock, and two smoking barrels. If you happen to get that movie Brandon make sure it’s the extended edition.
@@11Kslingshot I agree, especially when they explain why hatchet Harry got his name. It’s hilarious. Like I say though the extended edition is the best version of this movie.
I agree, this one is like the pinnacle. RocknRolla was another fun one in this style. I think he captured a really great tone in The Man From U.N.C.L.E. as well, but that's a rather different movie.
Every Guy Ritchie movie is a roller coaster. And you can tell him and Edgar Wright came up at the same time too. Very similar, yet totally different lol
prior to being an actor Vinnie Jones was a professional football player in the UK, famous for being one of the toughest players to ever play. he was also an old school friend of fellow cast member Jason Statham who was also a professional athlete: a Diver in the uk swimming team. it was this connection + Stathams up bringing selling stolen and knocked-off goods which convinced Guy Ritchie to give him a role in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels & Then this movie.
Vinnie Jones made a very controversial video of all the dirty tricks you could do in football (soccer) when the referee wasn't looking. A member of Wimbledon's crazy gang. Sadly he used a lot of his time being a hardhitter. Even though he were quite a good player
I like that he got in 'Lock, Stock' because Guy Richie described his character as 'looking like Vinnie Jones' and then decided to actually invite Vinnie Jones for this role
One of the most satisfying endings of all time. I might add, in a movie with a soundtrack with amazing music, the stand out for me is the song "Angel" by Massive Attack. The song is from the greatest trip hop album of all time "Mezzanine". It plays during the burning of Mickey's mothers caravan.
Saw this in theaters when I was 9 or 10 and loved every minute of it. This was the very first VHS I bought for myself, a used copy from Blockbuster, which still sits on my shelf to this day.
Its half the movie Snatch & Losc stock are. In every aspect. 50% the comedy 50% the memorable characters 50% the story 25% the dialogue 0% the editing - seriously its like he edited the movie in 4 hours
@@Orangeflava it has been ages since I owned that DVD but remember putting it on Pikey once and we had a blast. I can't remember much more than that (I mean it has been 10+ years lol) but it may been subtitles not audio.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Great go to, I've seen it dozens of times. Super cast, great camera work, great storyline, great comedic moments. What more could you ask for. Another good one is Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
Thanks for recognizing and appreciating Benicio del Toro. He is one of my favourite actors of all time. No matter how small his role is the impact of his presence in the movie is brilliant.
please watch lock stock and two smoking barrels!! easily my favorite guy ritchie film, and made on a considerably low budget considering the quality it has
You need to watch LOCK STOCK! Sexy beast, the gentlemen!Trainspotting, filth, The girl with all the gifts etc! as a UK Film fanatic those are what I can give to you ahah
@@CraigWrightStraygoat was gonna say dead mans shoes but it might be to heavy for some people, brilliant tho and a great entry point into Shane meadows work
Easily my favorite film ever. Not just favorite Guy Ritchie film, just ever. Nothing wrong with this film. Casting was beautiful, editing masterful, narration was excellent. Humor is obviously a huge factor in why this movie is fantastic. Also the soundtrack was great.
You know when Brandon really gets into the films he watches when he says “Let’s go”!! You’re deffo one of my favourite people 2 watch on CZcams. Thumbs up to a fellow ginger friend!
Such a great movie. I remember discovering and loving Guy Ritchie's first film Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels and turning my friends onto it. So when Snatch hit theaters me and 4 of my friends went to go see it and we were the only people in the theater. It was actually awesome because we had the whole place to ourselves so we didn't have to worry about proper theater etiquette and we had a blast. I about died laughing when they showed Boris in the street with the tea cozy on his head getting hit by the car. It still makes me laugh to this day and I've seen this movie so many times. I still laughed watching your edit and it's about the only time that someone getting hit by a car is actually hilarious. It's crime/comedy gold. I love how British humor is so dry and sardonic with clever turns of phrase running around. Especially in this film. Which I have to say, Snatch may very well be Ritchie's best film. Lock/Stock and Rock 'n Rolla are great too. Thanks so much for this one!
I was massively into film when I was at school and this was one of my all time favourites, along with lock stock. Also seeing vinnie jones acting was pretty amusing, having watched him as a footballer throughout the 90s (for those who dont know he was renowned for being fairly aggressive on and off pitch)
If you haven’t seen ‘the wackness’ with Ben Kingsley it’s an absolute must, it’s a Film that really is tune with life, no matter the age, I’ll say no more but it’s an instant 5/5 for me it really makes you see the perspective that life is a constant batttle and your never really that peak of the mountain you want to It’s not actyally a crazy plot with some journey but the writing and acting, is phenomenal, my fav Ben Kingsley performance
This is one of the most underrated movies of all time, IMO. Absolutely love Brad Pitt in this movie, his accent is amazing. The way all the stories came together with such a satisfying ending, makes it one of my favorite all time movies.
Me and my gf watched this last night after I saw your reaction drop, so thanks! It's an excellent film and still holds up very well. You should definitely do The Gentlemen next it's probably my second favourite Guy Richie movie after this!
I think Wes Anderson is one of the only other directors that can handle quite so many characters in a film at once. When I owned this on VHS I watched it so many times.
If you haven't seen it already, take a look at "The Gentlemen". Guy Ritchie fully embracing his roots :-D Edit: Haha wrote that just minutes before the video ended. Nice to know you're gonna check it out :-D
I think The Gentlemen was kinda underrated I didn’t hear a lot of people talking about as one of the best films of 2020 or as one of Ritchie’s best, I mean I just thought it was so much fun and I even think it’s up there with Snatch
This was the film that put Guy Ritchie on my radar...I love Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels...Back in 2001 BMW Films had a series of 8 film shorts called The Hire which featured Clive Owen as the driver for hire which I'm sure is where the idea for the Transporter came from... the driver always drove a BMW...I thought it was ingenious the way BMW showcased their cars...Some of the biggest names in Hollywood directed these shorts, which imho were absolutely outstanding....Guy Ritchie directed one that featured Madonna to whom he was married to at the time, it was hysterical...
You know who my favorite Director/Actor is? Clint Eastwood. He's starred in many of my favorite movies ever. From The Good the bad and the ugly, to High Plains Drifter, Pale Rider, Outlaw Josey Wales, Hang em High, and my absolute favorite Western Unforgiven. He's also directed movies like Flags of our Fathers, Letters to Iwo Jima, Million Dollar Baby, Gran Torino, The Mule, and American Sniper. Those are movies you should do a reaction to. They're all brilliant.
The first time I watched this movie, I was just as shocked as you were with what happened to Benicio Del Torro. I was expecting far more from his character. Still this is one of my favorite movies. I'm surprised you hadn't seen it.
If you liked this one, you'll have a similar time with Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. All of the good things you mentioned in this are present in that one including a good chunk of the cast. I was lucky enough to see this one in the theatre with a few friends. Hope to see it on the channel some day. I doubt you'll be disappointed.
fun fact: the bald lady in the betting shop used to work at my old school years ago years after this movie and she used to tell us about how it was on set then she apparently went crazy a little while after and stole a bus naked claiming the devil was chasing her lmao
Literally the best Snatch review I’ve seen (love this movie so I’ve watched a lot of reviews) and yours is by far the best. It’s also funny bc some of the reviewers I watched didn’t know what they were talking about and they didn’t have a lot of subscribers but seeing ur video and seeing how u have a lot of subscribers made so much sense to me
Lock stock and two smoking barrels is greatness. If you had seen that first, you’d realize how similar Snatch is, but it’s still distinct and it definitely defines what is Guy Ritchies signature. Please do it! 🤞 keep kicking ass! 💪
this and lock stock are two of my all time movies for sure! I kinda prefer lock stock and two smoking barrels, but probably because its what i watched first a long time ago and have always loved it. It's very simmilar to snatch but despite having a far smaller budget, is just as good if not better. It's similar in the sense its has a large cast of different people/crews that are all revolving around certain plot points and interacting with eachother in well edited and directed ways.
Best Comedy Heist Film since Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels! Brad Pitt is hilarious, you don't know what he's saying due to his Irish accent lol!! Enjoy!
Brad Pitt absolutely blew this part into the stratosphere. And Alan Ford as Bricktop is outstanding
100%. If this movie was released this year instead of 2001 it would have been nominated for all sorts of Oscars. The casting, performances, direction, pacing and soundtrack are actually perfect.
I agree, he never once felt out of place he did a great job
Bricktop, every line was top notch.
@@roryslaine7896 this isn’t a Oscars film
"Why do they call him the bullet dodger?"
"'Because he dodges bullets, Avi."
"Welcome to America. Anything to declare?"
"Don't go to England."
Hopefully the Italian national team will be saying the same on Monday.
@@adambaker8689 FORZA AZZURI!!!
@@ChAn-dv9to nope
@@adambaker8689 yep
@@ChAn-dv9to non
My favorite line is from Bricktop. “In the quiet words of the Virgin Mary, Come again?”
I think my favorite is. Turkish: You take sugar? Brick Top: No thank you, Turkish; I'm sweet enough.
I literally say that all the time
@@kyleorenn5070 Yeah I use it a lot to, but when it`s coming from him and with that satisfied evil smirk he has afterwards. I don`t know it just always cracks me up hehe.
@@HaienTwitch yea he definitely says it better. 🤣
Can someone pls explain this line to me (the virgin Mary joke)- thanks
Brad Pitt’s accent was insane.
I honestly thought it was a bad irish accent when I first saw the film - except a few years later when I was working for the council I had the opportunity to talk with a few gypsies and - that s EXACTLY how they sound.
The only reason he even got that part i heard is because he couldn't pull off a good British accent
It's honestly my favourite role of his, the accent is spot on
@@musliboy2430 I thought he was supposed to do a Scottish accent and he was unable to, so they changed it to Irish
It sounds nothing like Irish travelers.
"Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels" is another Guy Ritchie gem. Both are worth multiple watches, as you pick up on subtle things you didn't see before
The Gentleman is a great comeback to these type of classic Guy Ritchy movies..
Rock n rolla is also an underrated guy Ritchie gem. Highly recommend
I was about to say the same
Lock stock is definitely very similar to snatch, same energy with different plot & characters, but I like it even more, a must watch for sure.
If you enjoyed Snatch you will like lock stock 100%... I don't know anyone who doesnt like these 2.
@@awkwordone3305 Some people dislike it but I though The Gentlemen did great where many contemporary crime action films suffer, he incorporates today's gadgets and technology as well as vernacular quite well. Also, Charlie Hunnam as Raymond Smith is otherworldly.
This movie is a masterpiece along with Lock, stock, and two smoking barrels. If you happen to get that movie Brandon make sure it’s the extended edition.
Lock, stock, and two smoking barrels is a must watch. The slang they speak is the best.
Both are amazing
@@11Kslingshot I agree, especially when they explain why hatchet Harry got his name. It’s hilarious. Like I say though the extended edition is the best version of this movie.
@@masterzombie161 I've never seen the extended edition, must check it out!
The gentlemen
In my opinion, the peak of Ritchie's style. Everything in the movie is so well done, it's Crazy! The best example of a "Guy Ritchie movie"
Lock Stock also
I also really enjoy The Gentleman
I agree, this one is like the pinnacle. RocknRolla was another fun one in this style. I think he captured a really great tone in The Man From U.N.C.L.E. as well, but that's a rather different movie.
@@maximillianosaben The Gentlemen was good last year.
Not just "a Guy Ritchie movie". For me, it's "the Guy Ritchie movie".
Every Guy Ritchie movie is a roller coaster. And you can tell him and Edgar Wright came up at the same time too. Very similar, yet totally different lol
The gentleman was kinda toned down tho
@@razrxo I’d say more polished. Also more American too
This is one of the greatest movies of all time. Bricktop is one of the best villains. Total badass.
prior to being an actor Vinnie Jones was a professional football player in the UK, famous for being one of the toughest players to ever play. he was also an old school friend of fellow cast member Jason Statham who was also a professional athlete: a Diver in the uk swimming team. it was this connection + Stathams up bringing selling stolen and knocked-off goods which convinced Guy Ritchie to give him a role in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels & Then this movie.
Didn't Vinnie Jones bite someones nose or something? I know hes got the record for the fastest red card in a game ever
Vinnie Jones made a very controversial video of all the dirty tricks you could do in football (soccer) when the referee wasn't looking. A member of Wimbledon's crazy gang. Sadly he used a lot of his time being a hardhitter. Even though he were quite a good player
Former Welsh international football player, back in the days when Wales were REALLY sh*t at football.
Just got their asses kicked by Denmark in the European Championship 😎
I like that he got in 'Lock, Stock' because Guy Richie described his character as 'looking like Vinnie Jones' and then decided to actually invite Vinnie Jones for this role
"I'm sorry I couldn't get the Bi-NOCK-You-Lars out in time."
I love that line.
I love this movie, I’ve seen it 50 times and will probably watch it another 50 times. Best cast of characters ever!!!😂😂🔥👍
"Why do they call him the bullet dodger?"
"Because he dodges bullets Avi"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This line kills me every time.
Fun fact: The actor who played Tommy did an absolutely terrifying young Al Capone on a show called Boardwalk Empire. Such a good actor.
Been waiting for this one for a minute
5 minutes, Turkish!
@@chanceneck8072 It was 2 minutes 5 minutes ago.
It's about time lol
When did the word minute come to mean a long time?
@@Orangeflava It never did. As many things, it often depends on the implied context. Sometimes people can also apply irony/sarcasm....
One of the most satisfying endings of all time. I might add, in a movie with a soundtrack with amazing music, the stand out for me is the song "Angel" by Massive Attack. The song is from the greatest trip hop album of all time "Mezzanine". It plays during the burning of Mickey's mothers caravan.
Great album, i was made aware of it after the song that's playing when Neo is asleep at his computer in The Matrix
Oasis' F'ing In The Bushes is in a few scenes as well towards the end.
One of my favourite scenes of all time, I feel like this song's been in everything
"Disco Science" from Mirwais when they're coursing is iconic too, I loved it.
Lucky Number Slevin is another quirky movie like this you would really enjoy.
I was just going to say the same! 😳 Love that movie and hardly anyone reacts to it ever for some weird reason 🤔
Saw this in theaters when I was 9 or 10 and loved every minute of it. This was the very first VHS I bought for myself, a used copy from Blockbuster, which still sits on my shelf to this day.
Awesome!
Fun fact: the two gangsters speaking to Brick Top were actual retired (allegedly) East End gangsters.
You can tell, as well.
Another fun fact Sol Campbell was also in this film.
@@justsomeguy5063 Every time I watched that movie with my brother, I would say, "Dude, that's Sol Campbell," but he never believed me.
Snatch is a banging film. Legendary film
Watch Lock, stock and two smoking barrels.
“Do you know what nemesis means?” Is one of my favourite little monologues in a movie.
..."is this going to be an Oceans' 11 vibe" ... mate, Oceans is a fucking Snatch vibe...!
Rock n Rolla is quite good as well. Everybody talks about LS&TSB and Snatch but Ritchie's 2008 flick is up there
Huge disappointment the sequel got shitcanned. Was really looking forward to that.
His worse movie
Its half the movie Snatch & Losc stock are. In every aspect.
50% the comedy
50% the memorable characters
50% the story
25% the dialogue
0% the editing - seriously its like he edited the movie in 4 hours
My favorite Guy Ritchie movie, hands down. FYI: the DVD has a Pikey option that does the whole movie in Pikey. Hilarious.
Lol had no idea this was a thing. Thanks!
well i know what i am about to do
How does that work??
@@Orangeflava it has been ages since I owned that DVD but remember putting it on Pikey once and we had a blast. I can't remember much more than that (I mean it has been 10+ years lol) but it may been subtitles not audio.
@@bloodygoodjune9292 haha okay cool. Thanks for thinking back. Love this film!
One of my favorite movies of all time. Great go to, I've seen it dozens of times. Super cast, great camera work, great storyline, great comedic moments. What more could you ask for. Another good one is Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
"I couldn't get the binoculaaars out in time" never fails to crack me up lol
Absolutely love that line.
Benicio Del Toro: "Where is the stone?"
Thanos to Benicio Del Toro as The Collector: "Where is the stone?"
Thanks for recognizing and appreciating Benicio del Toro. He is one of my favourite actors of all time. No matter how small his role is the impact of his presence in the movie is brilliant.
Favorite line by far is
"Why do they call him the Bullet Dodger?"
*perplexed look*
"Because he dodges bullets, Avii..."
"In the words of the quiet virgin Mary, come again?"
please watch lock stock and two smoking barrels!! easily my favorite guy ritchie film, and made on a considerably low budget considering the quality it has
One of my top 3 fav. movies. I love that close-up shot from Brad Pitt when his mother is burning. The pure anger in his eyes is amazing acting imo
At 3:59 - thats the director sat reading the newspaper on the right, Guy Ritchie, making a cameo :D
Love this film, its like British Pulp Fiction
You need to watch LOCK STOCK! Sexy beast, the gentlemen!Trainspotting, filth, The girl with all the gifts etc! as a UK Film fanatic those are what I can give to you ahah
I need to remember this comment
I knew when he didn't recognize Spud from Trainspotting that he's never seen that film yet
Add dead man's shoes and a room for Romeo brass to that list. Two low budget bangers.
@@CraigWrightStraygoat was gonna say dead mans shoes but it might be to heavy for some people, brilliant tho and a great entry point into Shane meadows work
Trainspotting is one of the best
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas should be on the list for sure!
Guy Ritchie is nothing short of a genius, glad you enjoyed this masterpiece
This film is the most quotable of all time. In literally every scene there’s like 2 quotes
Easily my favorite film ever. Not just favorite Guy Ritchie film, just ever. Nothing wrong with this film. Casting was beautiful, editing masterful, narration was excellent. Humor is obviously a huge factor in why this movie is fantastic. Also the soundtrack was great.
Man I miss Dennis Farina. Such a good actor.
Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels next, it's a classic like Snatch. Both are brilliant films!!
Well Brandon is really going for all my favorites, I don't think I have missed a single video this month.
Same 👍
You know when Brandon really gets into the films he watches when he says “Let’s go”!! You’re deffo one of my favourite people 2 watch on CZcams. Thumbs up to a fellow ginger friend!
Who's the other one?
Such a great movie. I remember discovering and loving Guy Ritchie's first film Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels and turning my friends onto it. So when Snatch hit theaters me and 4 of my friends went to go see it and we were the only people in the theater. It was actually awesome because we had the whole place to ourselves so we didn't have to worry about proper theater etiquette and we had a blast. I about died laughing when they showed Boris in the street with the tea cozy on his head getting hit by the car. It still makes me laugh to this day and I've seen this movie so many times. I still laughed watching your edit and it's about the only time that someone getting hit by a car is actually hilarious. It's crime/comedy gold. I love how British humor is so dry and sardonic with clever turns of phrase running around. Especially in this film. Which I have to say, Snatch may very well be Ritchie's best film. Lock/Stock and Rock 'n Rolla are great too. Thanks so much for this one!
I was massively into film when I was at school and this was one of my all time favourites, along with lock stock. Also seeing vinnie jones acting was pretty amusing, having watched him as a footballer throughout the 90s (for those who dont know he was renowned for being fairly aggressive on and off pitch)
Yep been waiting for this reaction too, one of my fav films of all time. Glad you enjoyed!
If you haven’t seen ‘the wackness’ with Ben Kingsley it’s an absolute must, it’s a Film that really is tune with life, no matter the age, I’ll say no more but it’s an instant 5/5 for me it really makes you see the perspective that life is a constant batttle and your never really that peak of the mountain you want to
It’s not actyally a crazy plot with some journey but the writing and acting, is phenomenal, my fav Ben Kingsley performance
This is one of the most underrated movies of all time, IMO. Absolutely love Brad Pitt in this movie, his accent is amazing. The way all the stories came together with such a satisfying ending, makes it one of my favorite all time movies.
One of the funniest scenes is Tyrone knocking out Frankie and then being surprised the briefcase is still connected.
Me and my gf watched this last night after I saw your reaction drop, so thanks! It's an excellent film and still holds up very well. You should definitely do The Gentlemen next it's probably my second favourite Guy Richie movie after this!
I think Wes Anderson is one of the only other directors that can handle quite so many characters in a film at once.
When I owned this on VHS I watched it so many times.
Loved this movie when it first came out. I still randomly yell, “The fack I want a caravan that’s gat no fackin wheels?!”
lol great line
If you haven't seen it already, take a look at "The Gentlemen". Guy Ritchie fully embracing his roots :-D Edit: Haha wrote that just minutes before the video ended. Nice to know you're gonna check it out :-D
I think The Gentlemen was kinda underrated I didn’t hear a lot of people talking about as one of the best films of 2020 or as one of Ritchie’s best, I mean I just thought it was so much fun and I even think it’s up there with Snatch
@@teamrainbow7674 Absolutelly. I haven't heard anything about it till it popped up on my Amazon Prime. Bit of a shame really.
@@Luggi83 Yea last film I watched in the cinema before lockdown and I loved it
I found it really mediocre tbh. Didn't have the same Ritchie's charm as Snatch and Lock Stock. Colin Farrell and Hugh Grant were pretty good tho.
"Anything to declare?
Yeah, don't go to England."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh man, can't believe you edited out the "Do you know what Nemesis means ?" bit, I'm gonna have to go on Patreon again ;)
"Where is the stone" also said to Benicio del Torro by Thanos in Infinity War.
This was the film that put Guy Ritchie on my radar...I love Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels...Back in 2001 BMW Films had a series of 8 film shorts called The Hire which featured Clive Owen as the driver for hire which I'm sure is where the idea for the Transporter came from... the driver always drove a BMW...I thought it was ingenious the way BMW showcased their cars...Some of the biggest names in Hollywood directed these shorts, which imho were absolutely outstanding....Guy Ritchie directed one that featured Madonna to whom he was married to at the time, it was hysterical...
Brad Pitt was hesitant to take this role because he didn't want to do another boxing character so soon after Fight Club. So glad he changed his mind!
I just watched this movie , so I can watch your reaction, and man I'm glad I did , this film is amazing
4:07 Guy Ritchie in the right corner there reading the newspaper.
This and Lock Stock are my favorite movies. Ritchie is brilliant.
This is one of my favorite films of all time
YESSSS! Probably my favourite movie. I have watched it more than 5 times!
So glad yer going down the Guy Ritchie rabbit hole, looking forward to Lock Stock and Rock'n'Rolla from ya eventually; I know you'll love em :)
The humor in this movie is so subtle.
To me, Three O’clock High from ‘87, set the pace for similar editing in these films. I can’t think of a movie before 3OH.
Another fun fact: the getaway driver originally signed up as a security guard, but Guy Ritchie persuaded him to act instead
Great movie, Guy Ritchie makes some really good, quick witted, gritty movies.
Boris the Blade is my fellow countryman.
The character, not the actor. Actor is Serbian
Guy Ritchie is a very underrated director here in North America for some reason. He’s great though, his style is right up my alley
You know who my favorite Director/Actor is? Clint Eastwood. He's starred in many of my favorite movies ever. From The Good the bad and the ugly, to High Plains Drifter, Pale Rider, Outlaw Josey Wales, Hang em High, and my absolute favorite Western Unforgiven. He's also directed movies like Flags of our Fathers, Letters to Iwo Jima, Million Dollar Baby, Gran Torino, The Mule, and American Sniper. Those are movies you should do a reaction to. They're all brilliant.
The first time I watched this movie, I was just as shocked as you were with what happened to Benicio Del Torro. I was expecting far more from his character. Still this is one of my favorite movies. I'm surprised you hadn't seen it.
IM SO HAPPY YOU’RE FINALLY WATCHING THIS. OMG. Much love from the UK.
Lock, stock, and 2 smoking barrels is snatch jr, you'll like that too
If you liked this one, you'll have a similar time with Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. All of the good things you mentioned in this are present in that one including a good chunk of the cast. I was lucky enough to see this one in the theatre with a few friends. Hope to see it on the channel some day. I doubt you'll be disappointed.
Micky's final fight at the end was parodied in an episode of South Park where Wendy fights Cartman
I love how Brad Pitt was so good at doing a non-existing accent that people who didn't see the movie complained his irish accent is really bad.
Do you know what nemesis means? The best line ever.
fun fact: the bald lady in the betting shop used to work at my old school years ago years after this movie and she used to tell us about how it was on set then she apparently went crazy a little while after and stole a bus naked claiming the devil was chasing her lmao
One of my favorite lines didn't make the cut...
Customs agent: You have anything to declare?
Cousin Avi: Yeah, don't go to England.
"What do you mean, look in the dog?" lmao
Snatch is a perfect movie. It's SO good
It's soooo fucking goooooddddd. Literally take any line from the script and it's a memorable quote.
"If you want your friend to hear ya, you'll have to talk a lot louder than that!"
*gunshot*
One of the best lines in cinema history!
My man finally watches Snatch !! One of my favorite all time movies. Can't wait till you watch "The Thing" as well.
This movie is basically British version of Pulp Fiction and you know what? I love it!!😍
7:07, Lenny James, Morgan from The Walking Dead. And Fear The Walking Dead.
YEESSSSS SNATCH, along with Lock stock and two smoking barrels, some of my favourite guy ritchie movies
Literally the best Snatch review I’ve seen (love this movie so I’ve watched a lot of reviews) and yours is by far the best. It’s also funny bc some of the reviewers I watched didn’t know what they were talking about and they didn’t have a lot of subscribers but seeing ur video and seeing how u have a lot of subscribers made so much sense to me
Lock stock and two smoking barrels is greatness. If you had seen that first, you’d realize how similar Snatch is, but it’s still distinct and it definitely defines what is Guy Ritchies signature. Please do it! 🤞 keep kicking ass! 💪
to this day I randomly chase dogs yelling "come'ere Daisy!!"
Snatch is a brilliant film as for the sense of humour it should typical British humour with a touch of sarcasm.💎🥊🥊
this and lock stock are two of my all time movies for sure! I kinda prefer lock stock and two smoking barrels, but probably because its what i watched first a long time ago and have always loved it. It's very simmilar to snatch but despite having a far smaller budget, is just as good if not better. It's similar in the sense its has a large cast of different people/crews that are all revolving around certain plot points and interacting with eachother in well edited and directed ways.
"It's a fucking antio aircraft gun, Vincent"
Mike Reid. “RUN ABAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!!” (One for the older Brits there)
I thought it was called runaround? Maybe my memory going lol. Well before his EastEnders days
@@notevenfunny8016 you know I think you’re 100% correct. Run abaaaaaaaaaat!
One of the actors is in Line of Duty which you would absolutely love.
Brilliant review, but the fact y'all spoke through the 'because he dodges bullets, Avi' line breaks my heart. The delivery on that is utterly perfect
Best Comedy Heist Film since Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels! Brad Pitt is hilarious, you don't know what he's saying due to his Irish accent lol!! Enjoy!
Nice. Snatch is one of those movies that feels like the first time every time :-D
A lot of people dont like Rocknrolla but I love that film. Definitely worth a watch, especially as companion to Snatch and Lock Stock.
Love the twin daughters. "I want to see you two girls up in my office." (In STEREO) "Yeah Dad you told us." :D