Snatch (2000) * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary
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One of the things I like about Ashley is sometime she's a little unpredictable. In a movie with Brad Pitt and Jason Statham she's like 'Dennis Farina can get it' lol aight Ashley good to know.
A plot twist I did not see coming.
Ashley loves a big 'stache and a bit of silver.
We should get her to do Get Shorty..... He's SO good in it (and plays basically the same character; only even more of an a**hole)
@@sharonstratis2846 I fear what would happen if she saw "Rough House"
Forget about Dennis Farina and Brad Pitt! Jason Statham could get it! Yes, Brad Pitt is gorgeous, but he’s not my type. 🤪
The DVD had an option called "say what, pikey?" where only Brad Pitt was subtitled.
They came up with that accent specific for Brad Pitt because he couldn't master an authentic one.
@@theman4884
Actually, it turns out that's something you just made up yourself.
@@theman4884 From what I've read Brad based the accent on the host of "A song for Europe" episode of Father Ted where off stage the host is an unintelligible dishevelled drunk but as soon as he steps on stage he is well turned out and completely coherent. ruclips.net/video/RLtgbAoy27Q/видео.html go to 12:40 to see his first appearance.
"Why do they call him The Bullet Dodger?"
"Because he dodges bullets, Avi."
"Do you have anything to declare?"
"Yeah... don't go to England!!"
The director Guy Ritchie is best at his British crime capers including:
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels,
The Gentlemen
Wrath of Man, and the two Sherlock Holmes films with Robert Downey Jr,
I agree about Lock, Stock and 2 Smoking Barrels. You may need a Cockney/English dictionary to understand a lot of it. BTW the CD of it has one as a special feature.
Agreed
@Jared Falk Never heard of that one.
Didn't he do Layer Cake?
@@rmhartman That was Matthew Vaughn. His first one.
"Lock stock and two smoking barrels" next if you liked this👍👍
ditto
Yes. Lock Stock is a better film, imo.
RocknRolla as well.
THIS ^ (Lock Stock)
Lock Stock was first AND BETTER!! 🤣
ASHLEIGH: "I don't know who's in this movie."
(Looks at a movie poster picturing several big-name movie stars)
ASHLEIGH: "PUPPY!!!"
As always... XD
She wasn't lying, she really doesn't know who's in this movie.
@@joescott778 we know... that's part of her magic...
It's not a puppy, it's a dag
@@rdramos13
Yeah, "I like dags"
"It's behind you, Tyrone. When you go in reverse, things come at you from behind."
that "older man with the mustache" is the late great Dennis Farina, a Chicago legend who was a detective with the chicago police for years before being discovered as an actor. he passed in 2012 or 2013
Great in Get Shorty. Also, Manhunter, the original Red Dragon (RIP the OG Hannibal Lechter, Brian Cox as well). Hell, I'll throw in Out of Sight with Clooney and Jennifer Lopez (need a bad guy to go? Stairs.).
@@calibre97 i will add his star turn as lt. mike torello in the underrated Crime Story
His first movie role was as a henchman in Michael Mann's well-made crime drama "Thief", with James Caan.
@@oddjob5589 Is that the show with him from the 80s that started with that great old late 50s early 60s song "Runaway>?" I LOVED him in that show. LOVED the song for its beginning creds too.
@@KuscosPoison yes great show, great music
"He looks like someone from the Walking Dead"
Correct.
Staff weilding no killing guy.
Morgan
I remember back in the day they were interviewing the director Guy Ritchie about this film, and they asked him why it was called Snatch. He explained that his previous film was called Lock Stock and two Smoking Barrels, and he wanted something less of a mouthful (said to the accompaniment of much smirking from everyone involved...)
👀! ... Clever, Guy.
@@sdzero That's our Guy Ritchie.
"Why do they call him the bullet dodger?"
"Because he dodges bullets, Avi."
One of the best lines of all time.
Now, you must watch: "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels"
I came to the comments to say that very thing.
Everybody says this.
Guy Richie owes a lot of his inspiration to an older brit gangster classic “The long Good Friday” which also featured a few of his casting favorites, especially Tom Ford(Bricktop)
Disco biscuits refers to any upper pills, but typically Ecstacy.
50 years ago, it was 'ludes', dudes.
lol I thought he meant biscuits but I was thinking of yoyo's (sheltered life)
Also, when Ashleigh heard that guy said "Spit fiddly", he was actually saying "It's a bit fiddly".
I had thought it was a variant/slang for multiple 8 balls of coke.
A.K.A. Blow or coke.
"I thought you said he was a getaway driver. WHAT THE FUCK CAN HE GETAWAY FROM!?!?" This movie has soo many good quotable lines
I went and saw this with my best friend in Chicago back in the day, and the usher was like "you can't go in yet. We're still cleaning Snatch." I laugh about it to this day.
legendary
"Does he not have a ring finger?" Holy shit, girl. You are observant AF.
Notice at 8:32, Tyrone was able to see a man with 4 fingers and a brief case that was directly behind him and instantly got out of the car and knocked him out. Tyrone can move when he has to!
And even manages to knock out Franky by kinda bumping his shoulder blade.
"Lock, stock, and two smoking barrels" and "The Gentlemen" are two of Guy Richie's iconic and legendary movies you should probably watch as well! The first one is the very first big movie he's ever done and the second one is one of his latest works yet a masterpiece!
Great reaction! Keep up the good work and lots of love from Russia! :D
Is "The gentlemen" really "Legendery". It's like 2 years old.
@@NostalgiNorden I’m saying the same thing I mean it has a shot but let’s wait a few years before saying that.
"In the quiet words of the virgin Mary.. Come again?!?"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Have you seen the parody "Snatch Wars" It's Brick Top as Darth Vader
ruclips.net/video/kDKiQfBs9lo/видео.html
@@jbrou123
I came here to post this!!!😂😂😂
@@paulmcateer1595 Good. Put a kettle on.
"Mine says Desert Eagle .50" Best scene in the movie.
My scene is Tyrone and the getaway car scene
The actor that plays Tyrone showed up on set one day looking to work security. Guy Ritchie took one look at him and cast him as Tyrone.
The actor you are in love with is Dennis Farina. Before he became an actor he was a Chicago police officer. You should check out Get Shorty to see him or Midnight Run
Just watched Midnight Run last night around midnight. 😆 It’s now on Netflix. Good movie. One of, if not the, first Danny Elfman soundtracks.
@UC1CaQIj3f50vH5pnM6ZjU2Q From Wiki (I know) Before becoming an actor, Farina served three years in the United States Army during the Vietnam Era, followed by 18 years in the Chicago Police Department, advancing in rank from 1967 to 1985.
Definitely Midnight Run! 👍👍👍
Don't forget he narrates museum tours on family guy!
Get Shorty is an underrated classic
The best advice I ever had from a teacher was "you're here to learn not to think".
"Let's hop right on into Snatch" - Ashleigh Burton
😂😂😂😂😂
The way Boris walks around in the street with the tea cozy on his head right before the car hits him is ridiculous. I don't know why, but it gets me every time.
"I'm looking at a poster to see who's in it.. there's a puppy"
It's a dahg
Dayg
“It’s a lot like Pulp Fiction. Not as violent as Pulp Fiction.” Hmmm… has anyone recommended Boondock Saints?
Yesssss! Oh yess!
And she likes cats.
Boondock Saints would be the prefect movie to review for St. Patrick's Day.
Oh yes please
The Boondock saints is not for cat lovers though :D
The silver fox that you were into was named Dennis Farrina. R.I.P.
He was, indeed, a very good looking guy.
My favorite film of his is "That Old Feeling" with him and Bette Midler. It was so sweet and hilarious.
He was actually a Chicago cop for 18 years before he became an actor. Hometown Legend
He was great in Get Shorty
@@triceyg2014 I liked him in a lot of things. This and as Walt ( Nick's grifter dad ) in "New Girl" are my favorite.
Fun fact (for cat lovers): according to the DVD commentary, Bow the dog was very difficult to work with. During the car scene with Vincent, Sol and Tyrone, the dog was actually attacking Lennie James, and James was actually bitten in the crotch by the dog. He was replaced soon after (the dog, not the actor).
"I love these transitions." Guy Ritchie is one of the best at transitions. I don't automatically watch his films, but he has an undeniable gift there.
Guy Ritchie is good, but the undeniable master of transitions is Satoshi Kon. That man could edit a match cut into a jump cut into a second match cut in 3 seconds flat and have it still feel smooth as butter.
Talking about transitions… you gotta put Edgar Wright up there. Nothing better than scott pilgrim vs the world. In my opinion anyway, though now I am going to look for a Satoshi Kon movie to conpare
@@textests There's an old "Every Frame a Painting" piece out there on his edits. A search for "Satoshi Kon transitions" should bring it up. It's a great watch.
Guy Ritchie is a master of ripping from history.
Thanks for the recommendation. I really enjoyed that essay. Going to search out some more examples now
“Anything to declare?”
“Yeah….. don’t go to England.”
"Anything to declare?"
"Yea..... don't go to England!"
I love everything Dennis Farina does in a movie, but I can't stand anything for TV he's ever been in.
But they have sandy beaches
@@lito6062
So who the f*ck want to see'em
Tony's monologue about dicks, balls, and fake guns is one of the most brilliant and hilarious "tough guy" speeches I've ever witnessed. 🤣
"She's terrible partial to the periwinkle blue, boss"
Fun Fact: The DVD has a Pikey Translator subtitle option which only does Mickey's lines- That's the one line where it's all ?????
Yeah, Brad Pitt's subtitles killed me when it got to ?????
That's awesome. There's also a special feature on the LOCK, STOCK.... DVD that's a tutorial on how to speak cockney.
pretty sure it's "boys" and not "boss"
Fortunately it doesn't need translating.
The reason it was very specific about "going down in the 4th" is because when you bet on a fight, you get much better odds if you bet on the exact round and type of stoppage for the victor, so if he had gone down earlier than the 4th, all those bets that Brick Top told his friends and colleagues about would be worthless because they bet on the EXACT circumstance of it being a knockout in the 4th round, they get no money if the knockout happens earlier.
I kinda wish the movie had shown someone who put money down on Mickey because they didn't know it was supposed to be a rigged fight, and ended up winning loads of money from it
Your right, Lennie James the actor that plays Sol is on 'The Walking Dead.'
he plays Morgan Jones on TWD and FTWD.
Took me so long to realize that
Red Dwarf anyone?
@@LastBastian love Red Dwarf but Lennie James wasn't in it.
@@spiral5650 Oops, my bad, I was thinking of Danny John-Jules who was in Lock Stock and Red Dwarf.
Vincent Peter Jones (born 5 January 1965) is a British actor, presenter, and former professional footballer.
Jones played professionally as a defensive midfielder from 1984 to 1999, notably for Wimbledon, Leeds United, Sheffield United, Chelsea, and Queens Park Rangers. He also played for and captained the Welsh national team, having qualified through a Welsh grandparent. Best remembered for his time at Wimbledon as a pivotal member of the famous "Crazy Gang", he won the 1988 FA Cup with the London side, a club for which he played over 200 games during two spells between 1986 and 1998. He played 184 games in the Premier League, in which he scored 13 goals.[1] Throughout his career, Jones gained a reputation for a highly aggressive and physically uncompromising style of play, earning him a "hard man" image on and off the field.
In 1998, Jones made his film debut in Guy Ritchie's crime comedy Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, in which he played a mob enforcer named Big Chris.[20] He has since been typecast in similar roles as criminals or villains, including the dapper gun-for-hire "Bullet-Tooth Tony" in Ritchie's 2000 follow up Snatch. Jones became known to American audiences in the 2000 film remake of Gone in 60 Seconds, in which he played Sphinx. Although this was a major role with significant screen time, he only had one line of dialogue because his character was a silent, tough brawler. He teamed up with director Dominic Sena again the following year for the thriller Swordfish, in which he played one of John Travolta's henchmen.
Jones played Danny Meehan in Mean Machine, a 2001 British remake of the Burt Reynolds film The Longest Yard. He played a former captain of the England national football team, who is sent to prison and subsequently takes control of a team of inmates who play against the prison guards' team. In the 2004 Japanese film Survive Style 5+, he played a hitman from Britain. He played another football role as Mad Maynard, the leader of a Manchester United football hooligan firm, in the 2004 film EuroTrip. His next role was in the 2006 film, X-Men: The Last Stand, as the comic book villain Juggernaut. He said that he would like to play Juggernaut in a spin-off. One of his lines in the film ("I'm the Juggernaut, bitch!") was based on a pre-existing Internet parody.[21] The same year, he was featured in another football film, She's the Man, as the coach of the Illyria team. In 2007, he played McStarley in The Condemned, a film about death row inmates forced to fight to the death on a remote island.
If you like Dennis Farina, you would like "Get Shorty" lotsa big names in that one.
Was going to post the same. Great movie.
Also, Midnight Run.
@@AutoPilate Let’s not forget the fantastic ‘Out of Sight,’ which, in my opinion, is one of the more underrated films of the 90’s. I’d love to see someone do a reaction.
Had that same thought. Plus, I expect to see some fun grooving to the soundtrack throughout. ☺️
Get Shorty is so much fun
"He looks like Frozone..."
OMG -- Stop Ashleigh!
"You got anything to declare?"
"Yeah, don't go to England. "
*England
England. Not Ireland
But I want to visit.
I am so glad you did this one! It was such an interesting choice. Beans made a brief appearance, so that was a PLUS! What a nice way to end my week. Thank you. :)
"Yeah, Tommy, Otherwise Zee Germans will come get us." Jason Statham is a legend.
This is the *only* film I can watch Statham in.
I don’t understand people who try to post quotes like they know the movie so well, but then totally blow the quote. 🤷🏻♂️
Ah save your breath for cooling your porridge!!!
Brilliant 👏
So long as he isn't trying an accent other than London bruiser. He can't pull off a yank accent to save his career.
"The are really fun transitions.... I know that's not the point of this. "
But that actually is the point.
"It was a funny angle!" gets me every time.
"it's behind ya Tyrone. Anytime you're in reverse, things come from behind ya."
"Does he not have a ring finger, because that part of his glove was sticking up"
Holy shit, I'm a huge Snatch fan who owns the movie on dvd, and I never noticed that until now.
You know, now that you got a taste of Brad Pitt shirtless, you'll have to put "Fight Club" on the schedule. :-)
AWESOME MOVIE
It took me a few times watching to actually understand what happened 😂😂 maybe I'm a little slow lol
Brad Pitt shirtless is a plus. I love having the Pikey subtitles on
We don't talk about that.
Ugh. Please no.
With you I feel like I’m watching the movies for the first time again. Keep up the great work
One of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Every scene with Tyrone is gold and doesn't fail to make me laugh. Guy Ritchie writes real funny British dialogue.
I love all your reactions and still didn't expect to enjoy this as much as I did. :D You're so funny! And I just like seeing you have a good time watching movies. Hearing you say, "that older man with the moustache? He could get it" had me in stitches.
Wasn't sure this kinda humor would be up your alley, but damn, love how much you got into this. Felt like watching a movie I'd seen 30+ times for the first time again. And sweetie, the 6 body pieces: arms, legs, head, torso.
If Ashleigh likes that style, I'm sure she'd like Edgar Wright's movies (if she hasn't seen them already).
_The Usual Supects_ is a good one to check out as well. It has one of the greatest movies twists of all time.
Nothing would be more annoying than if I'd watched The Usual Suspects and someone had told me, to sell it, it has one of the greatest movie twists of all time.
I'd be watching the movie looking for the twist, rather than enjoying the movie organicly.
If the best thing you can sell a movie on is 'the twist' you don't have a good movie. If your movie's good, don't spoil people by mentioning the twist, just sell them on how the other 90 minutes of the movie are good.
'The Usual Suspects is a good one. It has good chemistry between its ensemble as they gather together to commit a revenge-plot crime movie through the framing device of a police interrogation.' Boom, done.
I've only ever seen one other Guy Ritchie movie - *Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels* , which I liked a lot.
check out the gentleman too
Check out Mean Machine as well, it’s probably his least known movie but it’s great
Swept Away
It's not a Guy Ritchie movie but I would recommend watching "sexy beast" it's another great british crime movie well worth a watch. 😎👍
I love how of all the various accents (practically different languages) in this film, the one language that absolutely every character speaks with complete fluency is "sarcasm."
Seeing as you loved this one I would highly recommend Guy Ritchie's first film: Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels. I love both about equally for their similarities as well as their differences. Great movies. Loved your fast edit on this video, very suited to the movie's pacing.
Agreed tho personally I would have asked Ashleigh to start with lock stock and then snatch
Don’t forget rocknrolla
I think Lock, Stock... is the better film too.
And The Gentlemen!
Don't miss "Layer Cake"
"Whatchu want me to do?" .. "Sort it out!"
"I'm not a witch doctah" "But you are a bad boy yardie, and bad boy yardies are supposed to know things about gettin' rid of bodies!"
"I create da bodies, I don't erase da bodies!"
Clerks and Mallrats are a must watch. You might be surprised with a little crossover action to something you are familiar with
1000% yes!!!
Heck, yes. Clerks. Well, maybe. That one can slip by some people. Office Space as well.
Those are both really good movies although I do like Clerks 2 more than the original... which is rare for mw but that dance scene between Becky and Dante on the roof just made me like it more .
@@hippiechic6772 What about Kinky Kelly & the Sexy Stud?? LOL 😂 I just love Kevin Smith so much.
@@hippiechic6772 Also, you have to be in the mood for the lo-fi of the original. Clerks 2 is more accessible in that way.
Today, in the 2021, I realise that the most fantastic and incredible thing in this movie was actually cousin Avi, flying on the Concorde…
The era of long-haul regular passenger flights is coming to an end. The era of free journeys througout the world is coming to an end.
Say goodbye to XX century.
When this came out on VHS and my (at that time future) brother-in-law and I went to rent this. We hard a hard time finding it so we asked a Blockbuster employee for help and HE had a hard time, so he asked the manager for help. The manager comes up and asks, “Are you the guys looking for Snatch?” I was already done. I KNEW exactly what my brother-in-law was gonna say. He looked that manager in the eye and said, “All the time!”
This is probably one of my ALL time favorite movies! I simply adore British movies!
You should have a shirt saying "I'm just here to support Beans!"
Came for the movies, stayed for the Beans.
Now that you in this world you need to check out Lock, stock & Two smoking barrels…. Same Writer and Director, and a lot of the same actors (in different roles) but just as good.
And Get Shorty has a similar feel but set in the states with A huge cast of big names
@@damiangardiner147 Other good Guy Ritchie movies: RocknRolla (another gangster movie), and the two Sherlock Holmes movies starring Robert Downey Jr.
@@ThreadBomb don’t forget Revolver, wrath of man, the gentleman and the man from U.N.C.L.E. All good Guy Ritchie films
Another fantastic react Ashleigh! P.S. I love it when we can hear Beans purring in the background. 🥰
You should come up with your own "Top Ten Actors who could still get it" list.
Omg I love you. Thank you so much for the European pun. My dad used to tell me "when you gotta go you're a Russian, when you're going European, and when you're done you're Finnish." People look at me like I'm crazy when I say it.
“How does he dodge all those bullets?”
I am still determined to show Remo Williams if I ever to get in on the Request tier before sellout...
It’s such a fun movie.
very under rated.
A British caravan is a camper/travel trailer hooked up to a towing vehicle for transport, so not the same as a motorhome or RV. :)
OMG, I have never clicked on something so fast! This is one of my favorite movies of all time! Love your content, been here since Goonies, keep it up!
The "older man, with the mustache" is the late, great, Dennis Farina. A former Chicago police officer, he later became an advisor on films, and then an actor. He passed away in 2013.
If you liked this, you should try "Boondock Saints". It has action, cursing and comedy. It's a cult classic.
THERE WAS A FIREFIGHT!!
Every other word an F-bomb lol
Oh god, I love that movie. It also stars Norman Reedus, also in The Walking Dead
She won’t like the “cat” scene
Please don't watch Boondock Saints
Yes Norman Reedus , Sean Patrick Flannery & David Della Rocco. I’ve gotten to meet all 3 and it was amazing!!
It's a movie that makes you think.
Everyone, who'd like to see more of Dennis Farina being a grumpy badass, should take a look at the Crime Story TV series (1986-88).
That series is like a two-season battle between Dennis' 'stache and co-star Tony Denison's pompadour hairstyle.
Damn, now I'd like to see the reaction to the pilot episode. It's basically a TV movie when it isn't split in half.
The dry wit of British humor at its best.
Ha ha. I REALLY like your reactions to this movie. My wife and I saw it years ago when it first came out, and it is still one of our favs. Also, I really enjoyed the "You're a Peein'" joke. I first heard that joke in the 1970s from my brother. We still crack each other up with it.
Now go North to Scotland for Trainspotting. No it's not about trains
I’m Scottish and I’ve still never seen Trainspotting 😆
I'd be careful with Trainspotting. Its kinda rough in places. Lock Stock is better
@@davidhughmiller Then you missed Scotland most disgusting bathroom. :D
@@MultiKane99 lol no, Trainspotting is far better than Lock Stock
@@leob4403 Understood but Trainspotting is pretty raw in spots. Not exactly a feel good movie,na'mean?
I know you don't know the actors in this movie, but this cast is huge. All of them are big name actors, especially at that time.
The way you pronounced Benicio Del Toro’s name is why we love you (and love to laugh at you, with absolute heartfelt intention).
He's one of The Usual Suspects.
If Ashleigh's concerned about the dog I think it may be time to show her John Wick.
'''A Boy and his Dog
All time great cult classic with accents is "TRAINSPOTTING."
Hahahahaha. Deffo need cc's for that. Great movie too
Not a cult classic, that movie did great when it came out and had positive reviews
The "shut up and sit down you big bald f**k" killed me off too 🤣 Snatch is absolutely one of my favourite movies. You should also watch Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, it's very similar to this and has some of the same actors.
If you like Dennis farina and his mustache, you might like Big Trouble.
I haven't met ANYONE else that has seen that movie!
I LOVE that movie! Everything about that movie is perfect to me
Whenever I re watch "Derry Girls" on Netflix, I always use the subtitles! It's a series that takes place in 1990's Belfast, Ireland and subtitles are important when watching stuff like this. So, yeah.....Great reaction Ashleigh!!! I can't wait until Monday!!!
Belfast??
It’s set in Derry city…
Snatch has a regular meaning too.
Fun Fact: Guy Ritchie was once married to Madonna! He's the father to her oldest son. Dennis Farina (the older guy who could 'get it') was once a police detective in real life, and later became an actor. In 'Get Shorty', he's with John Travolta and Danny DeVito! The guy who looks like he's from The Walking Dead is from The Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead, playing Morgan. For more topless Brad Pitt fighting, watch 'Fight Club'!! Very trippy!
Even with his shirt on Brad Pitt is worth a watch in just about any film he's in, just about has teh biggest range of any actor currently making films. He does insane better than anyone.
On that note, Ashleigh's gotta watch 12 Monkeys.
@@darrinfi3716 Was gonna say the same thing. He's brilliant in that. I love that film.
Yes, 12 Monkeys. And how about The Devil's Own while we're at it.
@@keyman6689 Kalifornia is another.
Snatch is a movie that gets better every time you watch it. There are SO many jokes, in the dialog and in the action, that you can't catch them all until the 3rd or 4th viewing - and after that, additional viewings have you looking forward to each and every moment. It's a near-perfect movie, and the best thing Guy Ritchie has done to date.
This Movie reminds me a Movie called "GO" there are 3 different plots going on at the same time, but they all intertwine into 1 story. Pretty fun movie. Should give that movie a, GO.. :D
With Katie Holmes? I vaguely remember this.
GO is underrated I would say
One thing that nobody ever talks about is the duality between Boris the Bullet-dodger and Bullet-tooth Tony - they both represent the ultimate in 'hard men' of the underworld; both are feared for their reputations as being nigh-on unkillable; they both dress in business attire. In essence they represent opposite sides of the same coin - Tony is from the West in England whereas Boris is from the East in Uzbekistan; Tony is a tough guy built from a life of crime who adapts a military attitude towards his job whereas Boris is a soldier borne of battle who gradually adopted the criminal lifestyle.
I'm going to make 2 predictions BEFORE watching your reaction.
I'm going to hear, "Brad Pitt can get it." And "What's he saying?"
Dennis Farina, the older man that can get it, was a former Chicago Detective turned actor. He guest starred in Miami Vice and made a big enough impression that they gave him his own show, also made by the same guy that did Miami Vice. One of his more fun movies (besides this one) was "Out of Sight" which was an Elmore Leonard screenplay (along with 3:10 to Yuma, Justified [TV show that was on FX] and Foxy Brown). Elmore Leonard's best work adapted to film was Get Shory, about a Gangster/Hitman turned Screenplay Writer and starred Dennis Farina as the main "bad guy!"
The mustachioed older gentleman was Dennis Farina. He passed a few years ago, he was a cool actor, always fun to watch.
Ferris Beuller's was one of my favorite films growing up, stoked see how a yungun like yourself takes to it.
"The dialogue is so funny": au contraire mon frère: "The dialogue is perfect."
You used brother instead of sister but okay
Okay, you get a thumbs up just for the European joke.
"Pikey" comes from the word turnpike. The group that is represented in the movie are more correctly called Irish Travellers as they are not related to the Romani gypsys of Europe. Wikipedia has a good article on Irish Travellers, apparently there are groups of them in the US South as well.
For some enjoyable Dennis Farina, I recommend "Big Trouble" (star-studded cast), or "That Old Feeling" (you'll get some Bette Midler as a bonus)
"Big Trouble" is freaking hilarious!
Dennis Farina is one of my favorites. If you need a person to lay down a "let me tell you something," rant, Farina is the master. Another fun movie were he does his thing is Big Trouble. RIP Dennis.
The older man who could get it, is Dennis Farina. He is a great actor and is in two of my favorite comedies, Big Trouble with Tim Allen, and That Old Feeling with Bette Midler.
The actor in this movie that you said you love so much is named Dennis Farina and had a TV show set in Chicago called "Crime Story" in the 80's. Before that he was an actual Chicago Police Detective and he passed away about 20 some years ago.
I can’t stand pulp fiction but I love this movie. One of my faves.
Agreed!
Loved this reaction and would just love to see you react to "Lucky Number Slevin". Fun weird action and at least one actor who is on your "could totally get it" list 😉
“These are really fun transitions!” Yeah. That is the point of this!!!
“What’s in the car?”
“Seats and a steering wheel.”