FILMMAKER MOVIE REACTION!! Snatch (2000) FIRST TIME REACTION!!
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This was a super entertaining watch! Something new I'm excited to add to the mix here! Let me know your first viewing experience of this film.
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Have a Daredevil Season 2 Episode on Friday and The Mandalorian (Season 1) on Saturday Enjoy the day!
Snatch is one of those movies where a friend kept getting after me to watch it. When I finally did I loved it so much. It's very fun and well shot/edited. It takes itself seriously, but not too seriously. Definitely one of the greats! Great reaction James, keep up the good work!
U gotta watch Schindler’s list and the departed.
@@NaihanchinKempo 100%
Snatch was 2000, Ocean's Eleven was 2001. Lots of things to compare (not just Pitt!) ... I think which one you like better is a big indicator of movie preferences. But I think the editing in Snatch probably influenced everyone who saw it.
Yah wana see a good brad pitt movie "Legends of the fall"
It's a common Guy Ritchie trope:
"Don't use idiots for the job"
*Uses complete idiots for the job*
Makes for an entertaining movie for sure though hahaha
@@JamesVSCinema I must've watched it about a hundred times. Still find it funny as hell
his movies are always watching stupid people doing stupid things ... so funny
the term is "MUPPETS"
What do you mean? Tyrone was a natural. Ain’t you, Tyrone?
Nobody talking about the soundtracks?Every single track is dope in this movie.
This sound track was in my rotation for years. "Golden Brown" by the Strangers is amazing.
@@joshuamcmillin7631 *the stranglers
Massive Attack too. So good
@Scott That coursing/chase juxtaposition is epic
The final Brad Pitt fight with Oasis 'F***in in the Bushes' song is so perfect.
"Anything to declare"
"Yeah , don't go to London"
Hilarious. Hate it was cut out of here
I've used that line with customs before, and got a grin.
England *
"This... is a shotgun, Sol."
"It's a fucking anti-aircraft gun, Vincent!" 😂
What? Guns that fire shots?
"well, i wanna raise some pulses. don't i?" 🤨
"YOU'LL RAISE HELL!" 😳
I'm sorry Vince, I couldn't get the By-Noc-U-Larz out in time.
Brad Pitt is a genius in this movie. The accent is almost too good.
Apparently he based it on the mental bloke, Tom, from Father Ted
@@juankusoff Drink Feck Gurls!
@@crazya22whiteboy5150 I believe at one point, if you are watching with subtitles, the subtitles just stop like, ????
@@IMOReviews is it fuck.
@@arthurgoonie4596 ?? They are Irish. At least, the one's in the film are, and the one's here in Ireland are. 'Irish Travellers' are an Irish minority.
And now for "Lock, Stock and two smoking Barrels"
Phenomenal freaking movie 👌 👌
Could everyone stop getting shot!
Love Lock and Stock too.
"If you hold back anything, i'll kill you. If youre bending the truth, or i think youre bending the truth, i'll kill you. If you forget anything, i'll kill you."
And the fact that you've got "Replica" written down the side of your guns, and the fact that I've got "Desert Eagle point five O" written on the side of mine. . .
Makes the bit where he's shooting Boris even funnier, like 8 bullets from a 50 cal, amazing.
@@alexsmith-mm3xd Boris was quite simply built different.
Easter Egg ... In Infinity Wars, Thanos asked Benicio del Toro's character "where's the stone?" which is a reference to the opening robbery scene when Frankie Four Fingers says "Where is the stone?". So good.
Made me laugh in the cinema. Got a few weird stares.
They showed that on the trailer and I was losing my mind.
Thought i was the only one that got it😂
I said that two, and he kind of said it the same way. No one noticed Morgan from TWD is Sol. N Tyrone was just a security guy on set
@@tinocontreras5105 100% said it the same way.
It is insane that Brad Pitt actually has what most people consider one of the most accurate Irish accents. People from the backwoods of Ireland are this unintelligible but lots of Irish people say that they cant fully get this movie because they understand everything Brad Pitt says so its not as funny the miscommunication
@@tophers3756 Irish/ English travelers are not romani. Only thing in common is they are travellers
Didn't Pitt get crap for his Irish accent in, I think it was The Devil's Own? Him nailing this accent is so much better with that in mind.
I'm not sure where it's considered an accurate accent, I mean it's suitably unintelligible for this role and I like Pitt in the film but it jars to my ear when I hear it. I have friends who are settled travellers too (an oxymoron I know, but it's the phrase that's used) and they laugh when this topic comes up. It's still a great movie in any case.
I understand him just fine. Sometimes I get lost on some of the slang when listening to folks from the UK. But, the same could be said about some slang here in the US too. Haha
I'm from the east coast of canada so knowing newfs through the years I can pick up about 75% of what he says ...not the same accent exactly but the newf accent is rooted in Irish
“Pikeys are dope man” lool who’s gonna tell him
Haha lets not tell him
LMAO I was expecting more comments about it.
Nah...he'll find out on his own.lol
Uh oh.... He dropped the 'p' bomb! 😂 😂
@@ishnillow1489 I'm sure if that situation ever arises for James, and he comes safely out the other side, he'll at least have the bones of a good script... or a driveway with a shitty tarmac job 😁
Snatch is arguably the most quotable movie in cinematic history.
"go put the kettle on"
"go put the kettle on"
Do you take sugar?
"da ya like dags?"
“The personification of a cunt........me!”
"You take sugar?"
"No thank you Turkish, I'm sweet enough"
Loved this reaction, one of the most entertaining films ever. I remember when this came out on cable in Jr high, my little brother and I had Snatch, The Matrix and Office Space recorded on one VHS tape. We'd binge the entire tape every wknd, great times
That’s what it is. My grandma in Salford said that. She was loved in Brixton. You just ain’t from where we’re from… it ain’t nothin special, yet the delivery is on point
This screenplay is a crime/comedy masterpiece. Guy Ritchie has a talent to come up with the most twisted scenarios and have the perfect editing/directing to go with it
I also recomend Layer Cake ... another good gangster/heist movie.
"you like dags?" Brad Pitts character is nuts!! great movie
Awesome character!
Oh, dogs. Yea, I like dags. Haha
Save yer breath to blow your porridge.
The soundtrack gives me chills its so good and nostalgic.
R.I.P Dennis Farina
Bricktop scares me. I've seen lots of gangster movies over the years, but Bricktop gives me a strange anxiety when I see him.
Have a look for Snatch Wars. His dialogue makes Darth Vader even more of a badass.
The man who plays Brick Top was a real London gangster from the 60s/70s
He has a very overwhelming presence. He might not be tall but he doesn't need to be since he has a whole company of big scary guys working for him. Of all the characters in the film he wields the most tangible power.
I think Rock N Rolla is an underrated Guy Ritchie film.
It was a good movie for sure. Wish it got more attention
It truly is.
Still waiting for The Real Rock'n Rolla lol. Come on Guy Ritchie!
@@tempsitch5632 it's not like we're talking about King Arthur or Aladdin haha, Rock N Rolla has some gritty charm to it at least. Plus Gerard Butler, Tom Hardy, Mark Strong, and Thandie Newton are a win in my book
I love it, it is very similar to snatch in a lot of ways
" Do you have anything to declare? "
" Yeah! Don't go to England."
This has to be in my top 10 favorites films of all time. Everything, the writing, the directing, the acting, the editing... everything just sings. It's a masterpiece.
I agree might be top30 in
I agree IMDb Suck 9.0 need this movie
So, a thing about the soundtrack.
Ghost Town by The Specials: It's a British Ska band of the late 1970s. It is often used to represent 1) the black community of London because of it's Jamaican Roots both in music and in immigration culture from the 1940s/1950s, and 2) the down and out blue-collar working community due to England's shift from the industrial market into the service market starting in the late 1970s. The song is about factory towns drying up after the factories close.
So, if you are in London and you need to highlight a character intro who is 1) Black (bald is a bonus*), 2) from the lower class, or 3) works a dead-end job, cue Ghost Town from the Specials as your audio motif.
*Immigrant Jamaicans were bald as a fashion statement and it became part of their culture. Young, white English men who work side by side with the immigrant would also adopt this look. They would eventually be known as skinheads, the good kind. After the media labeled them as a rival gang, they were forced to stay in groups for safety from the current gangs (mods and teddys). They came from rough neighborhoods and often wore tough boots from work. Also, being from blue-collar working groups, they were avid football fans. (soccer). Skinheads were the original football hooligans. During the class crisis in the late 1970s, skinheads were targeted by England's version of ALT-Right at football games and pubs. Once a few of them went over to the violent side, the press demonized the skinheads as a whole, and they were like "F*ck it. We'll be the bad guys." Ska music tried to bring them together in peace and equality, but the post-punk Oi! movement encouraged slam dancing thus an open invitation to link skinheads with hard punk.
(Sorry, that was a lot.)
--Professor Thursday
I was that skin, 70s-80s Geordie, used to love fighting around the COUNTRY, away days, say nee more Kidda, best regards from County Durham
Sorry mate but I was spirit of 69, still dance to ska and I'm 62.
@@geoffwheadon2897 That is awesome. Well put on some Sham69 for me and have a blast. (it's not ska, but still a treat.) I'm kicking it here, too. (42)
--Professor Thursday
Thank you for the detailed breakdown. It's cool to hear "Ghost Town" when the Black hoods are shown in the film. In your opinion, what do you think of the Black charcters? Considering the long rich history you described, I find Ritchie's portrayal of them rather superfical. Tell me what you think...
Lived it.
Watched this last year and it was funnier and much darker than I expected. Brad Pitt being the real life one punch man caught me off guard 🤣
Yeah he was just casually dropping people 😭
@@JamesVSCinema normally that would probably be a "jump the shark" moment for me but Pitt & Riche pull it off .. I think its hard to do with out ending up feeling cheesy to the viewer.... One Punching 3 men twice his size . It all plays very well ...
Damn the dialogue is just perfect in this movie. Every single line is well thought out and amazing.
Agreed!!
“Pikeys are dope” 😂😂😂 that had me buckled 🤣🏴
My favourite quote in this film come from Vinnie Jones.
“Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity”.
The simplicity in that sentence just makes it satisfying.
"I have a sweet tooth for snatch."
Nice little double entendre there, James.
I was wondering how many other people caught that 😂
One of my all time favoriite movies. You can see the prequel the style and influence in Sherlock. Guy Ritchie is amazing in his genre.
Agreed!!
This and "Lock Stock..." are two of my favorite films of all time. And I've seen thousands. Writing hit directing and bounced into editing. ..masterpiece.
"In the quiet words of the Virgin Mary, come again?" :))
If you loved this you will LOOOOOOVVVVEEEEE "Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels" Jason Statham's first role and Guy Ritchie's invitation to the big leagues
"Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity."
Would highly recommend 'In Bruges'!! Amazingly cinematic film with Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell in it and Martin McDonough's film debut
I watched that one , too. Great film
"You know: fish, chips, cup 'o tea, bad food, worse weather, Mary fucking Poppins... LONDON."
After 20 years it still gets me every time I hear it! 🤣🤣🤣
'But I am not in Rome, Doug. I am in a rush' - has got to be my favourite line. But they're all quotable bangers! Great reaction dude
‘Dead mans shoes’ , a truly great British movie , has everything , I don’t want to spoil it but please
Give it a watch
this
absolutely this.... the opening titles...Richard and Anthony walking in...the home video footage....Vessel In vain. Perfection
OMG I haven't seen that film in so, so long.
Couldn't agree more
@@ostrichman what a sobering tune to start a movie with
Police Officer: "What's in the car?"
Turkish: "Two seats and a steering wheel"
i absolutely love the wit in this movie.
This is a great film to watch with friends that are not into cinema while u can enjoy how awesome and smart is filmed.
Yeah my mom loved this!
An amazing British film I think you'll definitely enjoy is "Dead Man's Shoes" by Shane Meadows
Yes
Amazing movie paddy considine is chilling
Yes it's a great film and This is England another by Shane meadows
i keep seeing this recommended but have never watched it, i need to get on it
@@mitford603 its a mint film all shane meadows stuff is
The movie has multiple stories happening at same time and I found that each POV that the story was being told had their own style of cinematography and editing.
Well said
19:00 the detail of the picture moving from the shock of the gun blasts is amazing!
This movie truly is lightning in a bottle! The performances, the humor, the editing, the music and everything else! Its so nice so see your reaction since you are such a big movie enthusiast that care about the experience! Keep it up!! :)
Lock, Stock, 2 Smoking Barrels?
Snatch is my favorite of his but this 1 is good as well
Guy Ritchie's film prior to this, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, is also great... awesome editing, characters and intersecting stories
Lot of the same cast.
But I say this is his best movie
@@cthompson1976 agreed!
The "Do you know what nemesis means?" monologue by Brick Top that you showed the very end of is perhaps my favourite in all of film
“Yeah. Don’t go to England.” Great reaction like always. Loved this movie.
Would love to see a reaction to a Shane Black film. Either the Nice Guys or Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Both are great
That would be awesome if he did that. I just did my annual watching of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang last night. it would really work if he watched it now since it's getting close to Christmas time
The nice guys for sure
NICE GUYS!!!!!
McLovin Kiss Kiss Bang Bang would be great! I’m sure he’d love it! RDJ & Val Kilmer is a thing of beauty 🤣
@@susanmaggiora4800 Definetly. Such a good duo
“Snatch was all the stories I couldn’t fit in Lock, Stock” - Guy Ritchie.
Imagine *that* movie!!
One of my all time favorite movies. There are only a handful of movies I never get tired of watching and this is one of them.
The writing and dialogue, including the soundtrack, in this movie are PURE GOLD!!!
Alright, now you have to do Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.... fantastic movie
Dude, I’m not a cinema connoisseur, but I watched a lot of great movies in my life and I can say that this movie for me is the best of all time (along side with Shaun of the Dead), I just love it! Every year I start with a big ass blunt and watch this movie, is the best tradition I’ve created. Great video by the way, Cheers from Brazil!
I've seen this film at least 5 times. It is a perfect film. Entertaining and smart from beginning to end. Everyone is a full, interesting character.
Brilliant, this is one of Guy Richie's masterpieces. I'm so happy to see your reaction to it. My only critique, is leaving out the scene between "Replica vs. Desert Eagle .50". The clarity between the pretenders and the monsters in the film was distilled perfectly in that scene.
Snatch is a lesson in cinematography, and transcends any culture and engages you from start to finish, and leave you wanting more, also the sound track throughout is exceptional and so clever it is so under valued, so in summery simply classic British film making at its very very best. And to think this film script is based on all the bits that didn't make Lock Stock!
Well said
This film is exactly what growing up in South East London is like
Bruh...you are knocking it out of the park with these picks lately. So many of my all time favorites, and the ones that rarely find their way on to reactor channels. Backed up with the highly intelligent and dead accurate breakdowns you deliver, this has been a good month for youtube viewing. Appreciate what you do man.
Dead Mans Shoes
Low budget British Movie
Great acting and lots of suspense and unexpected moments , you really will love it
Good shout!! prob one of the best british movies ever such a dark vibe.
Yeah totally agree Shane meadows is outstanding !!
I love how you had all the words to describe the way I feel about this movie that I've never been able to coherently voice. Great review.
I’ve seen this at least 50 times. It never gets old!
Hey bro, I Love your reviews. As a Brit, I feel like you really understand the nuances and quirks of British life (not just from this movie, but others too). You’re obviously a Very smart guy, and you know way more than I do about the tech aspects and terminology around filmmaking, so I learn from watching, too. But with British movies, you really do interpret and understand them like a native would! Awesome!
I gotta say, the opening scene from Snatch - from the robbery where they gain entry by dressing as Ultra-Orthodox Jews, to the flowing scene where the main characters are introduced - is just beautiful, SO cool, so slick…… I struggle to describe it! Anyway, respect from the UK, and stay safe, buddy! 🇬🇧🇺🇸👍
I'm four minutes in to your vid with you being blown away and "really diggin' this" and I just want to scream at the screen for you to stop and go start at the beginning, lol, with Lock Stock! As per what everyone else is also commenting. I have a good feeling you will. The man knocked it right out of the park on his first try and kept perfecting it ever since.
Rock N Rolla... chef's kiss!
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrel and Rocknrolla super good too, highly recomend.
My older children loved this movie. One of my favorite movies. And I'm was happy to show them this movie and they loved it.
I love that in the call between Four-fingers and Avi that Frour-fingers has a different suit every time it cuts back to him.
"Natural Born Killers", "True Romance" and "Killing Zoe" would definitely stimulate some great reviews!
True Romance was written by Quentin Tarantino.
@@pthor6265 Then almost disowned by Tarantino, then loved by Tarantino lol. Bloody amazing film.
WOW this channel came out of nowhere and blessed my whole shit up. I'm smiling all the way through in agreement haha. Can't wait to watch ur other vids.
There is a 25 minute documentary on CZcams with Guy Ritchie from a few months back where he rewatches Snatch for the first time in 15 years or so and he goes through a lot of his process back then as a film maker including the confidence he had making this film after the success of Lock Stock. It is definitely worth a watch to see how he drew his editing styles from westerns and such and his directing and writing styles.
Pikey is a derogatory term. The genius of Richie was his skill in playing on all the stereotypes of the community, even having the rest of the cast openly mocking them and vocalising their prejudice. But then making them the heroes of the film. Guy is a legend.
First time watching, great reaction to a great film.
“Did he shoot Tony?” The genuine concern for Tony in your voice here cracked me up
You definitely have to do Lock, Stock next (if you haven’t already), one of my favourite ever films
The caravan burning scene marks the point, at least for me, when Snatch goes from a comedy to a drama. The music as well by Massive Attack also adds to the darkness of the scene.
Its a pleasure to see an actual filmmaker analyse a film as it goes on
Snatch is in my top 5 favorite movies ever, no question. Literally EVERY SINGLE SCENE in it is FULL of quotable lines - hell, I'd even go as far as guessing that perhaps 2/3rds of ALL the dialogue in Snatch is quotable as hell. Certainly there are more quotabb
And my favorite character is Brick Top. Hell, he may well be one of my favorite movie characters, period! If not just for all his hilariously vulgar, and incredibly quotable lines he has right from his first appearance, but also for the comedic contrast of seeing a man like Alan Ford not just playing unhinged psychopath like Brick Top, but also playing him SO CONVINCINGLY!
And you can tell, Alan Ford is having SO much fun getting to play such an effed-up character! despite being a skinny, small-statured man in his late 70s with huge poor-eyesight glasses at the time of filming Snatch, managed to carry an absolutely MENACING presence every second he was on film... whenever he's in a scene you just feel terrified for the lives of whoever he's there to see - like damn near ANYTHING could happen to them, 'cos he has most definitely PLENTY capable of DOING anything.
Apparently, Brad Pitt based the way his character talked on Benicio Del Toro as Fenster in The Usual Suspects. Obviously not in terms of accent, but in the way that the character is very difficult to understand.
This film in the top 20 of all time
"But youve got your parties mangled up." Its the best monologue in the movie.
What I like about Snatch, and most British Crime/Drama/Anything, is the humour. Not for the sake of being funny, but there's always a layer of humour, to make the emotional parts hit harder. When Mickeys mums caravan goes up in flames, it's the stark contrast to the rest of the comedy that makes it hit so hard.
I always forget Lennie James is in this (Solomon) I'm so used to him being Morgan in The walking dead
Man...this movie is just *chef’s kiss* 👌
Hahaha worthy for sure!
Amazing! I believe you are the only CZcamsr I have found that have reacted to this movie. Is so nice to listen the perspective from a filmmaker like you about these kind of movies that are not so recent, usually other channels react to movies more recent from the 2010 or newer, is nice you are open to share your opinion about movies that other generation watched in the movie theaters or in TV, specially from the perspective of someone older.
Guy Ritchie's films are soo stylish. The soundtrack, the script, the editing, the clothes.. top notch filmmaker. He's very stylish irl too and there's a running joke that he changes his outfit every 6hrs on set. Lol
Guy Ritchie said he regrets not making a trilogy of this. Imagine that ...my god
The 2nd time around, you should watch it with closed captioning, so you'll know what Mickey is saying.
Dude, locked stocked and 2 smoking barrels, Snatch and Rock n rolla are actually an unofficial trilogy with shared characters...must see all 3 of them
Hey James glad you liked it. Lock Stock and two smoking barrels is an underrated Guy Ritchie film. Esp before he went to Hollywood and married madonna. Snatch is his best film in my opinion. Visuals, editing and characters.
FYI in modern lingo they are called "travellers."
although used in the movie "Pikey" is a derogotive term.
And yes Brad Pitt earned my respect for the traveller accent. He also does a great Jamaican one too!!!! (Meet Joe Black).
as already mentioned ... Guy Ritchies best and funniest gangster comedy is: Lock, Stock and 2 smoking barrels
I think snatch is the better of the two
Yeah I like lock, stock and two smoking barrels more.
Lock, stock and two smoking barrels is even better
There is subtle reference to Snatch in Avengers: Infinity War, when Thanos is standing over Benicio Del Toro and asked “Where’s the...stone?” lol
Came here by way of Brandon Likes Movies and I'm not disappointed. I've been binging your reactions and really enjoying them. Keep up the good work my man.
this is a masterpiece! i wish they made movies like this!!!!
D’ya like Dags?
Pitt pulling a page out of Del Toros book in Usual Suspects
Great pick dude
Thanks brotha!!
I’ve been waiting for you (and other reactors) to discover this movie. Just knew you’d enjoy the editing. Like you said, so much style.
This might be one of the most natural, exciting, & authentic reaction videos to watch☝️
Can't wait to see your Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels reaction 🤞
that was a lot of "without further ado" ;) EDIT: But great reaction to a great movie, i remember seing it in an almost empty movie back then, was an awesome experience :D had to come back for this addition, couldn't let my comment stand like that, bc in general i enjoy what you're doing!
not being a film maker myself . watching this reaction opened my eyes to the skills required to shoot a movie . good job .
I wish I could see it for the first time again, it’s a wild and hilarious ride. All the characters are hilarious and yeah, that editing.
‘Heavy is good. Heavy is reliable. If it does’t work you can always heet him with it...’ LMAO
That soundtrack my homies. You gotta get it the whole thing is clean.
You're not much use to me alive are you, Turkish? haha.
Yup Lock Stock is a must. My personal fav Guy Richie film.
RocknRolla & Revolver
Glad you enjoyed it. Really cool to see someone appreciate it for the first time :)
One of my favorite movie ever. Insane cast of characters! The soundtrack! Near perfection.