What a special film--this unique vision has hints of the Coen and Lynch, but it really is Vincent Gallo's unique vision, featuring a great performances by himself (a down-on-his-luck type who just gets out of jail) and Christina Ricci. Really everyone here, including his parents (Anjelica Huston and Ben Gazzara) are completely committed to Gallo's vision of an anti-social sort. The flourishes here put you in a headspace that is perfectly in line with the character and the vision.

If you haven't seen this great indie from the 90s, you're missing out.

Energetic, expertly edited, maybe a bit hollow, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels is a ton of fun, and probably Ritchie's best film. The cast sells it, as they all collide to the inevitable bloody end of miscommunication and bad luck.

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.