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#Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels #Guy Ritchie
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels Movie Description
Long-time friends and small-time criminals Eddie, Tom, Soap, and Bacon put together £100,000 so that Eddie, a genius card sharp, can buy into one of "Hatchet" Harry Lonsdale's high-stakes three-card brag games. The game is rigged, however, and the friends end up massively indebted to Harry for £500,000. Harry then sends his debt collector Big Chris, who is often accompanied by his son, Little Chris, to ensure that the debt is paid within a week.
Harry is also interested in a pair of expensive antique shotguns that are up for auction and gets his enforcer Barry "the Baptist" to hire a pair of thieves, Gary and Dean, to steal them from a bankrupt lord. The two turn out to be highly incompetent and unwittingly sell the shotguns to Nick "the Greek", a local fence. After learning this, an enraged Barry threatens the two into getting the guns back.
Eddie returns home one day and overhears his neighbours-a gang of robbers led by a brutal man called "Dog"-planning a heist on some cannabis growers loaded with cash and drugs. Eddie relays this information to the group, intending for them to rob the neighbours as they come back from their heist. In preparation for the robbery, Tom visits Nick the Greek to buy weapons, and ends up buying the two antique shotguns.
The neighbours' heist gets underway, and despite a gang member being killed by his own Bren gun, and an incriminating encounter with a traffic warden, the job is a success; they return home with a duffel bag filled with money and a van loaded with bags of marijuana. Eddie and his friends ambush them as planned, and drive away in the neighbors' van containing the marijuana and the traffic warden. They transfer the loot to their own van and return home. They then have Nick fence the drugs to Rory Breaker, a gangster with a reputation for violence. Rory agrees to buy the marijuana at half price, however two of Rory's men visit the house of the cannabis-growers and discover they've been robbed, and the marijuana he just bought had been stolen from his own growers. Rory threatens Nick into giving him Eddie's address and brings along one of the growers, Winston, to identify the robbers.
Chris delivers the money and guns to Harry, but when he returns to his car he finds Dog holding Little Chris at knifepoint, demanding the money be returned to him. Chris complies and starts the car. Meanwhile, Gary and Dean burst into Harry's office, starting a confrontation that ends up killing them both, and Harry and Barry as well.
Returning to see the carnage at their flat and their loot missing, Eddie and his friends head to Harry's, but when they discover Harry's corpse they decide to take the money for themselves. Before they are able to leave, Chris crashes into their car to disable Dog, and then brutally bludgeons him to death with his car door. He then takes the debt money back from the unconscious friends, but allows Tom to leave with the antique shotguns after a brief standoff in Harry's office.
The friends are arrested but declared innocent of recent events after the traffic warden identifies Dog and his crew as the culprits. Back at the bar, they send Tom out to dispose of the antique shotguns-the only remaining evidence linking them to the case. Chris then arrives to give back the duffel bag, from which he has taken all the money for himself and his son, and which is empty except for a catalogue of antique weapons. Leafing through the catalogue, the friends learn that the shotguns are actually quite valuable (worth £250,000 to £300,000), and quickly call Tom to stop him from disposing of the guns. The film ends with Tom leaning over the side of a bridge, with his mobile phone stuffed in his mouth and ringing, as he prepares to drop the shotguns into the River Thames.
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6:04 that is Sting, the lead singer for the band The Police. lol
Barry the Baptist, or Shrek as you called him, was a genuine mob enforcer back in the 60's. Died a few years ago, massive London funeral.
Lenny McLean he was nuts
He died right before the movie came out, that is why it is dedicated to him at the end.
Lenny was " the guvnor "
"a few years ago", lol, he died before the movie was even released, ie 23 years ago
Read about him, brutalized as a child so learned the power of violence at too young an age. Changed his ways in later life though.
Fun fact:
The guy on the door who told them to wait in the pub was Irish former World Middleweight Boxing Champion Steve Collins.
Nice!
I just commented that then found out you beat me to it, lol 👍 ✌️
Barry the Baptist in real life was a bare knuckle boxer and an associate of the Kray Twins. They ruled London in the 60’s
I like that Brick Top is the narrator.
He’s called Alan Ford I believe.
@@hexoslaya3696 plays the bartender here yep, then promotes to a gangster!
Rock'n'Rolla and The Gentlemen are two of Guy Ritchie's other gangster movies, both are also good, different cast's but some big names in both of those too
Shame we never got that Rock'n'Rolla sequel. Wouldn't have been as good as A Love Of Two Brains though
Revolver is my favourite Guy Ritchie gangster film 🤩👍
Rock’n’Rolla has some great scenes, very underrated. I love it and would definitely recommend it. Ps love your comments / review
I feel like Guy Ritchie had run out of ideas by Rock n Rolla, even Snatch is a bit redundant after Lock Stock was pretty much perfect. But he was still getting paid to do the “guy Ritchie” thing so why not, can’t blame him for cashing those cheques
Brilliant Movie. The bouncer at the card game was Steve Collins he was a middlewight champion back in the day. Hard as nails
Was it Sol Campbell with him and was it Tony Adams who was shouting outside?
10:28 dead on with what you said about the way Eddie was seeing, hearing and felling all at once. I've been in only two situations that made me feel like that.
it's almost an out of body thing. the shock is so instant and terrible simultaneously and for a brief second or two you almost feel like your watching yourself
experience it from the outside while still feeling it on the inside.
Two smoking barrels is the one you're supposed to watch first. You will then notice Easter eggs from that film in snatch. Like bullet tooth Tony's opening scene in snatch is a callback to his last scene in lock stock etc
The tough guy you recognized from Snatch is Vinnie Jones, ex football (soccer) player. He ended a few careers with nasty tackles back in the day. This was his first movie role.
A successful soccer player at that - won the league and FA cup... in the US it would be like being a starting player in a winning Super Bowl team.
Holds the record for quickest red card ever like 2 seconds into the match 😂
Yeah and that famous picture of him grabbing Gazza's nuts.
@@lukeshaw3375 it wasn't 2 seconds but not far off. I was there. Most useless signing Sheffield United made. He only had desire for 2 clubs, Wimbledon and Leeds.
Vinny was an animal on the pitch. He was universally hated by all the opposing fans for his filthy fouls. He was always gonna be a good actor cos he pulled off a career as a pro player despite being a total thug. Big Chris and Bullet tooth Tony made him popular and fair play to that. Two totally cool, witty and fearless enforcers. The scene where he's mashing the guys head in the car door is one of the most brutal attacks on film made with no guns or blades. Dude had a gun to little Chris's head...... very bad move.
Vinny being a dick: czcams.com/video/qBAfN_AySac/video.html&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE
Another great choice brother. My wife is from London so I don't have any trouble understanding anything. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Don't listen to someone that tells you you're too dumb to follow a movie 'here's an easy one for you'. They are not paying you a compliment. This and Snatch are both great, fun films.
I don't think he was saying I was too dumb. I think he just meant that it was easier to follow Snatch's structure. I was told by the same person to watch both movies.
Lenny McLean aka Barry the Baptist - you should read up on him!
Also known as The Guv'nor. He got the title after beating Roy George in a bare knuckle championship fight for the namesake title. Toughest bastard around, R.I.P
@@bassjunkie85 Read up on him then watch The Guv'nor. a criminally underrated film in my eyes. if you take my advice though please do read up on him first, it'll change the film for you from a 5 to a 9/10
sorry bassjunkie I didn't mean to tag you. just appreciated you comment it's nice to see sanity still prevails 😂
Roy "pretty boy" Shaw was a hard opponent for any man to live up to all the same
@@jakeburnside6358 100% agree there. 'pretty boy' and McLean are the 2 toughest nuts ever in my eyes.. Shaws biographies are an amazing read aswell. I think ones written by Katy Kray, the others his own
@@jakeburnside6358 choppers autobiography is epic too
Just to let you know. The Bar owner, JD is the singer "Sting". Also, the enforcer "Big Chris", and your correct he was "Bullet tooth Tony" in Snatch, is actually a former English International Football player, named Vinnie Jones, a very tough Center Back. For curiosity, "Barry the Baptist", sadly died during the film production.
One of the best movies ever... Love it!!! 🇬🇧♠️♥️♦️♣️
"The beat down with the BBC? and not in a pleasurable way?"
-probably my favorite part of this vid.
I loved your commentary. you're not your typical reactor. great humor and seems like some filming knowledge too. I'm in. thumbs up and a sub.
Highly recommend ‘Layer Cake’
Great movie, stars pre James Bond, Daniel Craig.
YES!!!
Agreed.
That was Sting playing Eddie's dad. Also, the way the bartender talks in that scene with the subtitles is some form of cockney English. I can't remember exactly what they call it but apparently it's a real thing. It started as some kind of code so crooks could talk about business in front of cops without incriminating themselves. I got the DVD and one of the bonus features is this whole tutorial video on how to talk like that. It's pretty funny.
Cockney rhyming slang 🇬🇧
Is that rob brydon as the traffic bloke?
Yup
I absolutely adore this movie since my teens' age (so for 15 years at least). A few years back, I started to watch WILTY and other British TV shows, but I've never realized that the bloody traffic warden is Rob. That's bloody damned hilarious!
Gut Ritchie is probably my favorite director. Snatch and Lock Stock are a great duo. Thumbs up on the review/reaction video. Much props my brother. 💯👍👍💯
Layer Cake with Daniel Craig is also a good British film. There are some recuring actors from Lock, stock and Snatch
Awful film nothing like snatch or lockstock
Guy Ritchie movie casts usually have a lot of people who are real life hardmen, ex-gangsters or have lived in the London underworld.
Barry the Baptist is Lenny Mclean, the "Guv'nor", the "hardest man in Britain". He was a bouncer, a bodyguard and bareknuckle boxing champ (illegal) ... a REAL hardnut. Chris is Vinnie Jones, ex pro-footballer who had a rep has an enforcer.
Loved this as well as your reaction vid to Snatch. I hope you get around to Ritchie's Rock N Rolla next :)
This channel is fucking brilliant, glad I found this matey
Been waiting for this one!!
The Irish dude keeping eddies mates out of the card game was Steve Collins. World super middle weight boxing champion.
Oh shit, also, If you like Guy Ritchie movies you should check out Martin McDonagh’s films. In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths, and Three Billboards outside Ebbing Missouri. They’re not really snappy and high octane like these films but they’re beautifully written, hilarious, heart breaking, stylish, and all around incredible films
Could not agree more!
Love In Bruges, "They're filming midgets!"
Great reaction bro.
Ending is an homage to the Italian Job with Michael Caine.
it's really not!
Big Chris is Vinnie Jones, former pro footballer. Dirtiest player ever, probably.
Paul Gascgoine’s bollocks would agree with that
Did well in 'Gone in 60 Seconds' too, he still has his presence.
Also plays a hooligan in Eurotrip, and stars in Mean Machine, as a football star jailed for assault which gathers and trains a team of fellow inmates for a match against the prison officers. :D Also stars Jason Flemyng and Jason Statham, frequent co-stars :^^
@@jarlhenrik Yep, Mean Machine is a footballer version of The Longest Yard.
He got a right slap when he started his in a bar in America.
how could you not know Sting was his Dad? haha I love your reaction to the film lad.
They blue ball u like that! Haha, great expression
R.I.P Lenny
The guvnor
20:52 is that the locket music from the final showdown of "For a Few Dollars More"?
In the editors cut there is scene where JD (Sting) beat's Harry in a card game by pure luck and gives him a heart attack! The game with Ed is Harry's revenge. It's a great film and thanks for covering it!
Fun fact: The bouncer at the 7.00 min mark was former super middleweight champion Steve Collins. 👍 ✌️
About an ending. All origin Guy Richey's movies are metacommentary to his role in film industry. LSnTSB is his first movie, so, count your fingers: a couple of friends (most of actors in here) getting a money from friends of friends (the budget was 1,35 dollars), trying to do money, they own buisness. So, metaphorically, this movie was like an ending, a coin flip: Tom gonna pick the phone or drop the guns. But movie was an actual big shot, so, you know what Tom did first
I love little Rory Breaker. This movie is great. I first saw it about 15 years ago. Can’t ever get old. Saw Snatch in the theater when it came out. Guy Ritchie is one of the best at making movies. He knows what he wants. Rock n Rolla, you should watch next. That’s the 3rd in this little circle of Ritchie gangster movies.
Enforcer with the boy is an ex pro soccer player Vinnie Jones. the gamblers dad is Sting, lead singer of 80s band Police.
have you never noticed how silly the muppets are
If I had to name my favorite movie of all time, this would be it. I love this movie.
Alan Ford is the guy who played Bricktop in Snatch and did the voiceover for Lock Stock.
The Irish fella on the door of the poker game is Steve Collins; freaking awesome boxer in his day. Absolute legend.
Vinnie-Big Chris-used to be a pro football player or Soccer as you call it.
The doorman to the club where the card game was played was Steve Collins a former middle and super middle weight world champion.
Lenny McLean played the baptist, he was a former bare knuckle fighter and unlicensed boxer.
The bar owner was Sting lead singer of a popular 70's and 80's band called the Police.
You should check out A Fish Called Wanda. I bet you'd enjoy Fawlty Towers, too.
You're funny, Man 😁 And the editing on the film is good bearing in mind copyright 👍
Mate, when you said the film blue balled you at the end killed me. Pleased you enjoyed it. If you want a awesome uk film to watch check out dead mans shoes
‘Rockenrolla’ and ‘the gentlemen’ should be next on your list of guy Ritchie movies 👍🏻
'Botherby's' is a play on Sotheby's, a very famous English auction house.
His name is Vinny Jones, his character name in Snatch is Bullet Tooth Tony.
You should really react to Rise of the Footsoldier. I searched and nobody else seems to have done it yet. One of the best recent British gangster movies there is imo.
Subbed pal
Was going to sub just because of this then I saw you are doing The greatest TV show of ALL Time "The Wire" so now I'd sub twice if I could.
Huggy Leaver who played Dog's van driver Paul has an amazing collection of customised street fighter style motorcycles
That 250 to 300,000 pounds at that time was equivalent to almost double American dollar amount. So that was almost $1 million worth of guns.
That's me Bren Gun!
Snatch's Reservoir Dogs. Both great films.
Alan Ford is narrating, I noticed this time he briefly appeared as.. a detective in the end. Yeah, he was The Brick from the follow-up.
Brick Top*
you need to see the MIichael Caine Italian Job....epic heist movie, and you'll see where Guy Ritchie got some inspiration for little elements in this film
One of my favored films.
The next two Guy Ritchie movies in this style that you should watch are Rock n Rolla which is a great film if you don’t make the mistake everybody makes... comparing it to these two... and The Gentlemen which I was thrilled to see Guy Ritchie getting back to doing what he does best
Lock Stock and Snatch are equal for me. I can't decide with movie i prefer, both are just perfect. Lock Stock came out first (1998), Snatch came out after (2000) The Getaway games on PlayStation 2 are in the same vane of these two classic movies. Another great reaction from you, great seeing people from North America reacting to our British movies, glad you enjoyed them. Respect from London 🏴
"you play cards tonight son?" - thats Sting the musician.
Nice commentary 😅
quick comment. My Uncle wrote the tune at the end of the movie. Eighteen With a Bullet 🎵 reached No7 in 🇬🇧 Charts in 1975. So We ( the family) very surprised to hear from Guy Richie in 1998 asking the Q ….
we never heard of Guy Richie at the time. He was unknown. the movie was not made. My Uncle said yes as it was an english movie and being a Londoner it kinda worked. anyway come the Premiere of the Movie in Leicester Square London my uncle was asked to go but he was off touring ( I can’t remember who with ) at the time so my mum stepped up. She can’t stand modern music and I remember when she came back from seeing the movie she said to me oh I had to wait right the way to the end of this very violent movie to hear my brothers music and even then it was over the credits. She didn’t seem to think the movie was going to be successful.
Ha ha My Mum doesn’t know movies or any music after about 1965 so how funny for her to go this gangster comedy movie. She never seen it since. and said to Uncle Pete next time HE goes. true story.
Nick the greek was a p/t taxi driver and pinched my fair. I chased him until he stopped, he got out and I thought "fuck it he's a monster so I went on my way
Reservoir Dogs...Please and thank you....
I've been following another reactor since last summer. That was my introduction to this sort of thing. Recently though I've been subbing to more and more. Usually based on their reaction to The princess bride.
But these are two of my faves and I haven't seen to many others do them...so right now we're still courting...Reservoir Dogs could win me over...8^)
Fantastic reactions, watch the real rock n roller, his prime.
Ah sh** I’ve be shot. Can everyone stop getting shot 🤣🤣🤣🤣 quality song too
Danny John Jules, famous in the UK for playing Cat in Red Dwarf, played one of Stings barmen. He delivers the cockney rhyming slang scene describing how the man in the pub got set on fire. One really glaring mistake was the use of "footer" to describe football/soccer. The closest slang term would be "footie". Im not sure how/why Guy Ritchie let that slip, as he is London through and through.
Omg how did I not connect the dots there. I always knew he looked familiar.
The opening scene shows Jason Statham as a street vendor similar what he was doing when Guy Ritchie first came across him. Wonder if his acting career took of afterwards ;-)
Great reaction i recommend “Revolver” and “The Gentlemen” both Guy Ritchie’s movies oh and also “Lucky Number Slevin” not a ritchie movie but same format
But how about RockNRolla))
Revolver is crap. Watch Rocknrolla and the gentlemen for a similar vibe
@@Mr_Incognito113 ok
@@Mr_Incognito113 Revolver is a very clever film,if you have the intelligence to appreciate The Art of War by Sun Tzu you'll understand this film better 🤔☯️🤩👍
@@skinheadjon901 it’s a pretentious mess of kaballah references and symbolism
Big Chris is based on Dave Courtney, a real life gangster and fight promoter
Fun fact the big fella with Harry was actually a real gangster
You should watch Sherlock Holmes by Guy Richie
collins steve cameo part gym door security! ciao (boxing champion)
The film is based on storys dave courtney told guy Richie when he was a landlord of a pub he drank in
Rocknrolla should be next on your list.
the my favourite cliff-hanger was the The Italian Job 1969
I think I've watched 6-8 of the reactions for this and I don't recall one person metion Sting. he played JD. Eddie's dad (the one that lost the poker game) and bar owner.
Another great guy ritchie movie is “The Gentlemen” you will love that too
Rock'n'Rolla
The devils lettuce superb
Keep ya alans on
Big Chris name is Vinnie Jones he used to be a footballer before acting and also you should check out Lenny McLeans boxing footage which is the big guy who threw hatchet at the end name used to be the guv nor.
Need to watch twin town another classic from the same era mid late 90s
Classic film "rory breaker"
Lock stock and snatch are two of the funniest movies ever made
You need to react to the gentlemen by guy richi came out last year absolute quality
Rocknrolla is a must if you enjoyed this and Snatch, same film maker
Barry the Baptist was a real life London gangster look him up!
Passed out gloria was originally going to have a bigger part and was origionally going to be played by Cameron Diaz and
Rory Breaker was once in on!y fools and horses playing an armed robber, he bought his watch from del boy,got the wrong time (stupid watch) he was little lennox, well worth a watch on you tube.
Well, `Mean Machine` is your next stop then! Not directed but written and produced by Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughn (the director of Kick-Ass and X-Men The First Class). Starring Vinnie Jones (Big Chris), Jason Statham, Vas Blackwood (Rory Breaker) and like a half of Ritchie`s regular cast more. Definitely worth it.
Sting was great in this
In my mind he put the guns back on the ledge and answers his fone.. them more mayhem ensues.. guy Richie should carry on the story.
Rory breakers a true badman started off robbing supermarkets in pekham
Buy the sound track ! Its proper cool !!!
You’ve gotta watch The Gentlemen. I think it’s Guy Ritchie’s best movie to date.
I went out one time for some milk and bread and I came back home like 3hrs later with a new tattoo
i never noticed the bartender is the cat!