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  Review by issy 🥝 ★★★½ 3

  that final scene was more stressful than both the spongebob episode with the bus at night and the spongebob episode where they had to paint krabs' house combined

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  Review by Mike Roseingrave ★★★★½ 4

  Four likely lads get in over their loafs to the local kingpin babbling brook when they spy easy wonga to be made from a bit of a naomi on the ol' bladders. And would you adam and eve it, the john is fixed, the ken loaded, so now they're in loads of barney as they've only got a bubble to produce the sausage or face an unscheduled meeting and end up brown. It's a tufnell right from the scapa!

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  Review by Caty Alexandre ★★★★½ 8

  By what we read on the synopsis, I was expecting something more dark and serious and not something so brilliantly funny and entertaining! Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels is the perfect blend of crime and humour.

  I think every single performance was great, the characters are extremely funny and despite the fact that they are all a bunch of criminals and swindlers they are all very likable.

  Visually different, with a great camerawork. The dialogues are excellent, the plot is amazing and the ending is absolutely fantastic, it couldn't be a better end for this story!

  Guy Ritchie did a terrific job directing this film! And it's a gangsters flick! How could I not like a good gangsters flick!?

  If you are like me and you did not watch this until now, you don't know what you are missing. Please, watch this right now!

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  Review by Nakul ★★★★ 4

  I don't care if this, Snatch & RocknRolla are exactly same, I love them!!

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  Review by Vishwas Verma ★★★★ 7

  Only Guy Ritchie can make a comedy-noir like this.

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  Review by LinusMxx ★★★★ 1

  Before Snatch, Guy Ritchie made Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels first. Both films follows the same formula and style (heist premise, criss-crossing storylines, overabundant characters, smash cut editing, witty British lines) - and it is absolute madness. If I had to choose though, I pretty much prefer this one because it's funnier, smart, less confusing, and way more fun.

  Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels is fucking clever from start to finish. Guy Ritchie develops these seperate characters and their storylines, then masterfully intertwines them together to form a highly entertaining crime craper full of ironic twists. The assortment of eccentric and colourful characters were all fun to watch.

  The film also never loses its wicked sense of humor. The witty British banters being sprinkled throughout were delightful to the ears. The ending is also unforgettable.

  Yeah, this is now one of my favorite comedy films.

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  Review by Simone ★★★★★ 3

  This is the film that literally changed my life. Before I saw it, I was a causal movie-watcher, mostly interested in romantic comedies and animated Disney classics. Then I saw this about six years ago and it blew my mind to smithereens. Since then, I've been chasing the original high this film gave me, and unlike with drugs, I've been able to achieve that high again and then some. Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels never ceases to entertain me with the hilarious and meaningless dialogue, the ridiculous plot, and the bizarre stylistic choices of Guy Ritchie. I absolutely adore it, and even though I've just re-watched it, I want to watch it again!

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  Review by Will ★★★★

  Vinnie Jones getting into his AC cobra with his leather coat on while Fools Gold is playing is still one of the coolest things I've seen in a film.

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  Review by jaywill ★★★½ 4

  Every Guy Ritchie action movie is the exact same and I just eat it up every single time

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  Review by Rafael "Parker!!" Jovine ★★★★ 6

  Action! - A British Romp: Action Guy and The Ritchie Binders
  Starring: The Bold, Bald, Gruff Action Man Jason Statham

  Though with time Guy Ritchie would improve, with his next film likely being an better version of this one, thanks to its larger budget and more ambitious story, this film does a great job of introducing you to Ritchie's world.

  The plot is basic and, in some ways, cliche, but the film succeeds because to Ritchie's signature style and frenetic direction, as well as the entertaining turns by an ensemble cast that includes several up-and-coming actors and filmmakers. The soundtrack never misses a beat, and each song complements and enhances the scene. The cinematography adds a great deal of character…

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  Review by Michael James ★★★★

  Guy Ritchie’s debut feature is one stylishly crafted crime comedy. The story is straight simple, yet the non linear narrative is loaded with hilarious sequences, great soundtrack choices, sharp witty dialogues and top performances from all around to keep it engaging right through. It ends up as one wild entertaining ride.

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  Review by C4rlo5 ★★★★½ 5

  First of all, I have never watched Snatch, but here we have an earlier British black comedy crime movie also directed by Guy Ritchie that I really enjoyed.

  Budget: $1.400.000
  Box office: $28.100.000

  It’s about a poker player/card sharp, who after losing a big amount of his and his gang’s money, has to find a solution to fix all the problems and pay off his debts.

  It has a really entertaining premise which is a bit messy developed, it mixes a lot of great ideas all together, but the viewer can get a bit lost at points. Anyway I gave to this movie a high rating because I liked everything of it, starting from the dressing, to the score, the…