Well, i think Brad Pitt pulled off an oscar worthy performance here though. It is very hard to pick out any one of them to like more than others tbh. My favourite scenes are the conversations between Sol and the gang though. I mean, no matter how many times you've seen the movie, it always cracks you up. The accent, different types of slangs, facial expressions, just gold.
You'll notice at 10:20 that Lennie James (the actor on the right getting attacked by the dog) looks straight into the camera for a second. He was trying to figure out what to do because the dog was attacking him for real. Apparently the dog was a real jerk the entire shoot and was constantly attacking Lennie James and doing things he wasn't supposed to.
14:45 - gotta love Brad's expression after knocking his opponent out in the first round. Great film that's good for watching a few times as it stays funny. Bullet Tooth Tony is played by Vinnie Jones, who was a professional football (soccer) player renowned for his hard-to-get-past defense play.
Bullet Tooth Tony is played by Vinnie Jones. He was a football player until like a year before this film.....and he was insane. He basically plays himself here
@@ralphtijtgat3233 He was part of the Wimbledon team that won the 1988 fa cup, that team was notoriously called the ‘crazy gang’ which perfectly sums up Vinnie as a player due to his aggression and lack of discipline on the pitch
Oh, damn, you’ve never seen Snatch? I’m looking forward to this video for sure! You’ve also gotta watch Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels... same director, and a lot of the same cast.
@@YouMeTheMovies Go down the Matthew Vaughn rabbit hole too. He's involved in these Guy Ritchie films as a producer and co-writer IIRC, and has carved out his own niche and catalog of films too (Kingsman, Kick Ass, etc.).
The funny thing about the subtitles, if you select 'pikey', there's a point in the dialogue that the subtitles just say '????' I think it was the scene when Brad and his crew are talking to Tommy and Turkish
I know this whole thread is way old but I saw a video on "IRISH BOY REVIEWS BEST/WORST "IRISH" ACCENTS IN MOVIES" that said in fact " it was very good." They started talking this film right about 10 min in.
If Vinnie Jones is in a film I think he's my favorite character by default. "Lock Stock" and "Rocknrolla" are very similar films, you should enjoy them as well.
Yeah rock n rolla! I've known plenty of addict's selling useless crap in pubs, myslef among em (well,my mate did...I was just with him "you wanna buy cuts of meat for a 5er mate?" Wot bout dis kids toy I nicked from fackin Poundland? Don't be blaggin me ya c@nt!") Lord! I miss livin in the UK.the way we talk is awesome (not me I speak like Hugh Grant. Proppa posh middle class Hampshire lad who fell in with rough crowd,lol)
I love all of Vinnie Jones' characters. Fun fact: he was a famous soccer player prior to becoming an actor, and is widely recognized as one of the most violent players in history.
@@daveemerson6549 I think he holds the record for the fastest yellow card about 2 seconds into the game. Which back in the 80s and 90s you had to pretty much murder someone to get a yellow card that early into the game.
@@daveemerson6549 he wasn't a good footballer.. so he had to cheat .. and its also not a fun fact.. he is well known football player obviously for all the wrong reasons
True story: I was standing in line to buy tickets for this film opening weekend, when a mom and her pre-teen son joined the line behind me. My friends and I were all talking about various things when we heard the mom ask her son what movie did he want to see. In the most child like and innocent voice, the boy replied "I wanna see Snatch!" I said to my friends: "Yeah kid, we all do." xD
Thing about Jason Statham is he didn’t become action guy until a couple years after this with The Transporter. Before that he did these kind of comedy roles in Guy Ritchie. Watching this back when it came out I’ve always found it kind of funny Statham ended up becoming like cool action guy, and that his goofy sidekick (Stephen Graham) seems to be like crazy mean dirty criminals now.
Am I the only one who feels like it's a watered down version of the really good films he used to make? I couldn't watch it with out thinking "it's a bit like snatch and lock stock but no where as good". Sorry to be a buzz kill but in my opinion I'd rather see them react to better things.
@@NeilLewis77 Nothing wrong if that's the way you feel. I personally don't agree but I can see how someone might feel that way. I think for me it's more about enjoying the fact that Guy Ritchie seems to be getting back into his own bag. For a while it seemed like he was really trying to distance himself from the style he was known from. And for me, "The Gentleman" feels like him embracing that style and was still planning to continue to grow so he doesn't get pigeonholed.
@@brandyanderson3522 ye that's the problem, 20 years ago he said he didn't want to do another guns and geezer film. Then after his Madonna film flopped he went straight back and made revolver. A guns and geezers film that was awful. Then a few years later he makes the rubbish snatch rip off called rock-an-roller. Then a few years later it's the gentleman. 20 years since snatch and he's not grown or improved as a film maker. Instead he's making guns and geezer films that just arnt as good. Which I find dissapointing. But each to their own.
Guy Ritchie's best movies (imo) are his feature debut ''Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels'' (1998), his 2nd movie ''Snatch'' (2000), ''RocknRolla'' (2008) and ''The Gentlemen'' (2019). Greetings from the Netherlands!
just dropped two likes even before i started watching because saturdays are the best on here also ''wanna buy a dag'' think both you two are gonna love this film it's fkn hilarious the accent brad pitt is doing is an Irish ''traveler'' accent it's very unique among Irish accents and very very hard to do even for irish ppl the fact that brad did it almost perfectly as a foreigner is quite something.
Aye, the 'cant' is not easy to understand, let alone mimic. Sixteen years ago there was a murder case in my area involving Irish travellers, an interpreter was required in court.
One of my favorite movies, I quote it way too much, and even got my wife on board. Favorite character is Tyrone, every scene with him is gold, but Bullet Tooth Tony is a close second. First time I heard of the movie was through my best friend in high school. We were in Walmart and he said, that he heard about this movie called Snatch and we should find the DVD and buy it. We couldn't find it on the shelf so we went and asked the check out lady and when she heard the name she yelled at us and kicked us out saying "We don't sell those type of movies here and you're too young!"
"Yes, London. You know: fish, chips, cup 'o tea. Bad food, worse weather, Mary fucking Poppins...London!" 😂🤣 Gets me every time. RIP Dennis Farina. Underappreciated actor.
32:30 Jason Statham is known for many things, including gunrunning in the UK, Modeling, and Olympic Diving. Not necessarily in that order. I saw him in Snatch first, then The Transporter. The way he fought and moved in Transporter screamed Jackie Chan, so I looked it up. Yeah, it's a fight coordinator of Jackie that was teaching him to move like that.
Mickey's mother was the Irish actor Sorcha Cusack, from the well-known Irish acting family of Cusacks (well-known in Ireland at least). Her sister Sinead Cusack, also an actor, is married to Jeremy Irons and they live in a restored castle in the south of Ireland. Not related to John and Joan Cusack, the acting Cusack siblings from Chicago.
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels(1998) should be your next watch from amazing English director Guy Ritchie. The Gentleman (2019) is also good and RocknRolla(2008) is a good watch too.
This was Stathams second real movie, he had no action roles up to this point. He was a member of Britain's National Swimming Squad, as a diver and he was a model, before he started to act in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (also Guy Ritchie), his first action role comes later.
Funny thing is Brad did his lines and then went off script and kept going in that scene. It was so comedic that it stayed in. However, when it went to DVD, the subtitle guys were so confused by it because it wasn't in the script, so the subtitle in that scene was " ? " because even they couldn't understand it.
I remember super troopers was out the same time as this and I was the only one that wanted to see it out of 5 of us. I thought Snatch would be boring because I was in the mood for a comedy. Anyway, they persuided me in the end. The first two or three minutes I thought I was right and I sat there passed off: when they pulled out there guns and the music amped up, my eyes widened and I was enthralled right to the very end. What a movie.
For Brad Pitt's character, I had to watch this film more than a few times to understand my lines. Brick Top is one badass villain in this one. Who wants to bet against the pikey in a unlicensed boxing and make sure he goes down in the fourth. We all love dougs... I mean dogs.
I loved the comedic tone throughout the entire movie which really helped excel it. Especially with those 3 black dudes in the get away car. I can't stop laughing at their stupidity and banter.
What else is going through your head? I love his slim physique “I’m not talking about Brad Pitt... jeez” Lmfao! Don’t worry bro it’s Brad Pitt... happens to the best of us... that was so perfect it seems scripted but I don’t think so lol
Favourite characters? Doug's twin daughters. No particular reason. :D Seriously, it would have to be Sol and Vinny. The sarcastic banter is sublime. - "It's a f***ing anti-craft gun Vincent."
It's hard to pick a favorite character, but if I had to, it would have to be Brick Top played brilliantly by Alan Ford. The presence he commands in every scene is just amazing, and his lines are simply iconic: Turkish: "You take sugar?" Brick Top: "No thank you, Turkish. I'm sweet enough." or "Do you know what 'nemesis' means? A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent. Personified in this case by a horrible cunt. Me." or "I don't care if he's Muhammad 'I'm hard' Bruce Lee, you can't change fighters." Just sublime!
I saw this in theaters at 10-years-old, and it was the first VHS I bought for myself (used at Blockbuster for $9.99; my mom was with me, so they let me buy it.)
Guy Ritchie being Guy Ritchie, which is fine. Really enjoyed Pitt in this one though. Super talented dude... Mrs.: Oh, hello... Us normal guys out here: ugh....
I've seen this many many times, and it's always enjoyable. Brad Pitt was still working on becoming a bigger actor, and Guy Ritchie was still fairly unknown to American audiences. So it's understandable to not have seen this film, I almost saw it in the theater back in 2000, but missed it and saw it later on DVD. Great reactions as usual, and it's great seeing both of you see something for the first time together.
Doug the Head died in 2007 and Cousin Avi died in 2013, never was aware of it but I guess it makes sense since they were both older, but it's so weird they've been gone this long and I didn't even realize it. RIP you legends.
You NEED to watch Lock, Stock and 2 smoking barrels and Rock ‘N’ Rolla. Both Guy Ritchie films and both up there with snatch. BTW the Mrs is adorable and very cute laugh.
Guy Ritchie is one of the best British gangster directors/guv'nors of all time, and "Snatch" is my favorite movie of his. The other movies that Guy Ritchie directed are amazingly badass such as "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels", "Revolver", "Wrath of Man" and, more recently, "Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre".
You saw Fight Club, in Se7en he's a rookie from the start. This showed Brad's acting big and different, like in "12 Monkeys", did you see that one? He does great, short roles. "True Romance" is another one you might like. Your movie choices put you in the top 3 for me so far. I won't explain why haha.
Excellent reaction guys, I'm new to your channel. Guy Ritchie has quite a few good films under his belt and everyone has mentioned them so I'll recommend Layer Cake directed by Matthew Vaughn and starring Daniel Craig before he became James Bond, great movie.
This was before Jason Statham established himself as an action star and was only his second movie, the first being another Guy Ritchie film: Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels which was similar but focused on drugs and card gambling. Before that he was in some music videos. Info from IMDb
Need to have a shite became my wake up words for a few years. My partner of the time hated it but always made me smile. I think this is my favourite Guy Richie film. After living in Ireland for a long time its weird to not need subtitles at any stage. Great fun film that I will be digging out again for another watch. Keep up the great work folks. Hello from Fermangh
@@badmilly Guy Ritchie always delivers on the camaraderie, y'now? I hope they get around to Lock Stock and RockNRolla soon. Lotsa love for Man from UNCLE as well :)
This was absolutely my introduction to heist films, Jason Statham, and British films! (Although this is technically British-American.) I wasn't aware of Ocean's Eleven (1960 and 2001) until afterwards. They're very different, but I feel like this is the darker, grimier, and unglamorous take on that dynamic. I prefer this cast, but I think it's ironic that Brad Pitt starred in both. 👌👌👌
You could say British, American and Russian if you're talking about characters, but as Guy Ritchie is English and he wrote and directed Snatch its basically just English.
@@OblivionGate Right! I recalled it as a British film, but then I saw the classification of "British-American" when I looked it up. It mentioned the film being a collaboration between the US and UK. I think that might be because of the production companies and distributors involved.
@@DMovieman Yea it's on Netflix. I watched it on a whim one night just because I saw it had Gerard Butler and his action movies are normally pretty fun. I was blown away, I really enjoyed it.
Hey Chris, I have heard of Kalifornia.! Yes, it is definitely in contention for the most ugly Brad Pitt has ever been in a film. Great movie as well but, I was trying to combine what I thought was his best acting as well as un-glam. I gave you a thumbs up for reminding me of that flick. Might have to pick it for the Mrs. soon.
@@Marina_in_oz I thought of that first but when it comes to "unglamorous" I must say that Kalifornia takes the kake. He is quite disgusting in that one, both the personality and his over all manners. Long time since I watched it and it might be because he was so disgusting in it. And that's probably why people have forgotten it. It's not a bad movie.
@@chrissibersky4617 Gotta remember this was a 'personal choice'. Everyone has a preference. Fight Club he was a disgusting fuck. 12 Monkeys he was a disgusting fuck and Kalifornia the same... This one was my choice.! All are valid choices and I appreciate them all.!!
I really like the three bankrobbers but Tommy is my favorite. The actor has range too. He plays very small and meek in this movie and in another movie he plays a mean intimidating skinhead.
Thanks for reacting to one of my top 10 movies of all time. It's one of those that you can watch 20-times and still find it a fun ride. Every character is unique and interesting, and the comedy isn't too over the top or forced. Overall, a really good movie.
One of my favorite movies, along with Fight Club, my favorite Brad Pitt characters. If you like this watch Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Directed by Guy Ritchie, and Jason Stateman's first movie.
Hi, I love this film it's one of my favourites. Your reaction to it was great as usual. As you liked this film my I suggest reacting to the prequel to this film (LOCK STOCK AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS) I would like to thank you both for such a amazing reaction channel. Have a great evening both of you.
Fun Fact: Growing up Jason Statham's father had a stall at what you would call a "flea market" selling bootleg & stolen merchandise & would regularly have a young Jason help him work the stall. Wanting to break the cycle as it were Statham got really into sports, at School he infact was friends and football team mates with Vinnie Jones (Bullet-Tooth Tony) & he excelled especially at diving eventually competing for England at the Commonwealth Games. From there he went into modelling whereby he was reintroduced to Vinnie Jones & met Guy Ritchie who was preparing to shoot his first movie Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels... When he learned of Stathams upbringing he gave him his first role: Bacon - A loveable rouge selling stolen items out of a suitcase at the flea market. so in away despite not wanting to follow his fathers footsteps it was his fathers unsavory career which launched Stathams movie career.
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"As bent as the Soviet sickle and as hard as the hammer that crosses it" - Best description ever
This is one of my favorite movies ever. The entire cast is awesome but Bullet Tooth Tony and Boris the Blade are my favorite characters.
Saw this movie in the theaters. One of my all time favorites too.
Why do they call him “The Bullet Dodger”?
This movie ages like wine
It was good when I saw it in cinema and is even better now in 2022
Well, i think Brad Pitt pulled off an oscar worthy performance here though.
It is very hard to pick out any one of them to like more than others tbh.
My favourite scenes are the conversations between Sol and the gang though. I mean, no matter how many times you've seen the movie, it always cracks you up. The accent, different types of slangs, facial expressions, just gold.
Boris the sneaking fucking Russian.
You'll notice at 10:20 that Lennie James (the actor on the right getting attacked by the dog) looks straight into the camera for a second. He was trying to figure out what to do because the dog was attacking him for real. Apparently the dog was a real jerk the entire shoot and was constantly attacking Lennie James and doing things he wasn't supposed to.
14:45 - gotta love Brad's expression after knocking his opponent out in the first round. Great film that's good for watching a few times as it stays funny. Bullet Tooth Tony is played by Vinnie Jones, who was a professional football (soccer) player renowned for his hard-to-get-past defense play.
and also held the world record for fastest red card (send off) - 3 seconds after the start of the game ;D
shit, no! hes 5 seconds, it was later beaten tho, and current is 3secs :D
BUT Vinnie's for a foul, and the current one, 3secs, is for foul mouth ;D
Bullet Tooth Tony is played by Vinnie Jones. He was a football player until like a year before this film.....and he was insane. He basically plays himself here
I don't know anything about football but I've seen this clip where he gets a red card in like 6 seconds after kickoff. Holy shit wtf?!
"He basically plays himself here" No he doesn't. Was Vinnie Jones a dirty player? Yes, is this anything like him in real life? No, it's acting
@@ralphtijtgat3233 He was part of the Wimbledon team that won the 1988 fa cup, that team was notoriously called the ‘crazy gang’ which perfectly sums up Vinnie as a player due to his aggression and lack of discipline on the pitch
'Bonjour'?
@@ralphtijtgat3233ha yeah he holds the record 😂
Oh, damn, you’ve never seen Snatch? I’m looking forward to this video for sure!
You’ve also gotta watch Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels... same director, and a lot of the same cast.
👍Yep
Lock Stock is my favorite Guy Ritchie film.
This is the comment I came to support
Lock Stock is on our list. Another double first time watch for us when we get to it.
And Rock'n Rolla!
I second Rock'n'Rolla. It's underrated, and has Mark Strong, Idris Elba, and Tom Hardy.
@@YouMeTheMovies Go down the Matthew Vaughn rabbit hole too. He's involved in these Guy Ritchie films as a producer and co-writer IIRC, and has carved out his own niche and catalog of films too (Kingsman, Kick Ass, etc.).
I’m sure someone mentioned this…that on the DVD, there’s an option to turn on subtitles just for Pitt’s character. I think that’s great.
The funny thing about the subtitles, if you select 'pikey', there's a point in the dialogue that the subtitles just say '????' I think it was the scene when Brad and his crew are talking to Tommy and Turkish
@@an0nhubbard That may well be because, according to Brad, he talked gibberish at times just made sounds that were not words.
I know this whole thread is way old but I saw a video on "IRISH BOY REVIEWS BEST/WORST "IRISH" ACCENTS IN MOVIES" that said in fact " it was very good." They started talking this film right about 10 min in.
If Vinnie Jones is in a film I think he's my favorite character by default.
"Lock Stock" and "Rocknrolla" are very similar films, you should enjoy them as well.
Gone in sixty seconds is another great Vinnie Jones movie
Bonjour!
Yeah rock n rolla! I've known plenty of addict's selling useless crap in pubs, myslef among em (well,my mate did...I was just with him "you wanna buy cuts of meat for a 5er mate?" Wot bout dis kids toy I nicked from fackin Poundland? Don't be blaggin me ya c@nt!") Lord! I miss livin in the UK.the way we talk is awesome (not me I speak like Hugh Grant. Proppa posh middle class Hampshire lad who fell in with rough crowd,lol)
Brad Pitt's character is definitely a fave, but I also loved Bullet Tooth Tony. He's awesome.
I love all of Vinnie Jones' characters. Fun fact: he was a famous soccer player prior to becoming an actor, and is widely recognized as one of the most violent players in history.
@@daveemerson6549 I think he holds the record for the fastest yellow card about 2 seconds into the game. Which back in the 80s and 90s you had to pretty much murder someone to get a yellow card that early into the game.
@@daveemerson6549 people who use the words fun fact have small weiners
@@daveemerson6549 he wasn't a good footballer.. so he had to cheat .. and its also not a fun fact.. he is well known football player obviously for all the wrong reasons
@CarrionSoul Bonjour!
I love this film and Guy Ritchie’s movie making style. The cast in this movie is legendary. This was a good choice, Brett!
When this movie was released on DVD, there was a special subtitles option just for Brad Pitt's character. It was a really awesome detail thrown in.
True story: I was standing in line to buy tickets for this film opening weekend, when a mom and her pre-teen son joined the line behind me. My friends and I were all talking about various things when we heard the mom ask her son what movie did he want to see. In the most child like and innocent voice, the boy replied "I wanna see Snatch!"
I said to my friends: "Yeah kid, we all do."
xD
a lot of Americans say this but in the UK, that is actually a Big car.Tyrone is just a VERY big guy.
My favorite kind of comedy. The part I can never get enough of us the whole scene when they attempt the robbery and the big guy has to open the door.
Saw "Snatch" at the theater and loved it. As a life long Chiefs fan, love the shirt and Brad Pitt would approve as well. He is also a Chiefs fan.
Thing about Jason Statham is he didn’t become action guy until a couple years after this with The Transporter. Before that he did these kind of comedy roles in Guy Ritchie. Watching this back when it came out I’ve always found it kind of funny Statham ended up becoming like cool action guy, and that his goofy sidekick (Stephen Graham) seems to be like crazy mean dirty criminals now.
'The Gentlemen' is another GR crime movie with a great cast.
Am I the only one who feels like it's a watered down version of the really good films he used to make?
I couldn't watch it with out thinking "it's a bit like snatch and lock stock but no where as good".
Sorry to be a buzz kill but in my opinion I'd rather see them react to better things.
@@NeilLewis77 Nothing wrong if that's the way you feel. I personally don't agree but I can see how someone might feel that way. I think for me it's more about enjoying the fact that Guy Ritchie seems to be getting back into his own bag. For a while it seemed like he was really trying to distance himself from the style he was known from. And for me, "The Gentleman" feels like him embracing that style and was still planning to continue to grow so he doesn't get pigeonholed.
@@brandyanderson3522 ye that's the problem, 20 years ago he said he didn't want to do another guns and geezer film.
Then after his Madonna film flopped he went straight back and made revolver. A guns and geezers film that was awful.
Then a few years later he makes the rubbish snatch rip off called rock-an-roller.
Then a few years later it's the gentleman.
20 years since snatch and he's not grown or improved as a film maker.
Instead he's making guns and geezer films that just arnt as good.
Which I find dissapointing.
But each to their own.
And that's about all you can say about it
I liked it, it was a ‘Modern’ GR gangster film. No trench coats, no ridiculous heists, no Vinnie Jones. Classic GR but _subtle_
This is one of the best films ever made. It's just a beautiful vision and perfectly executed
This film is a classic. Every Brit knows this film. Snatch the diamond
Brad is amazing in this film
I haven't watched this in years but I had a real great laugh at the dog scene. 🤣🤣🤣 "It's squeaking!" Favorite character..Boris the Bullet Dodger
Guy Ritchie's best movies (imo) are his feature debut ''Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels'' (1998), his 2nd movie ''Snatch'' (2000), ''RocknRolla'' (2008) and ''The Gentlemen'' (2019). Greetings from the Netherlands!
just dropped two likes even before i started watching because saturdays are the best on here also ''wanna buy a dag'' think both you two are gonna love this film it's fkn hilarious the accent brad pitt is doing is an Irish ''traveler'' accent it's very unique among Irish accents and very very hard to do even for irish ppl the fact that brad did it almost perfectly as a foreigner is quite something.
@Krister L i am two ppl at once ; )
@@stiofanmac3376 venom? Is that you?
Aye, the 'cant' is not easy to understand, let alone mimic. Sixteen years ago there was a murder case in my area involving Irish travellers, an interpreter was required in court.
One of my favorite movies, I quote it way too much, and even got my wife on board. Favorite character is Tyrone, every scene with him is gold, but Bullet Tooth Tony is a close second. First time I heard of the movie was through my best friend in high school. We were in Walmart and he said, that he heard about this movie called Snatch and we should find the DVD and buy it. We couldn't find it on the shelf so we went and asked the check out lady and when she heard the name she yelled at us and kicked us out saying "We don't sell those type of movies here and you're too young!"
"Yes, London. You know: fish, chips, cup 'o tea. Bad food, worse weather, Mary fucking Poppins...London!" 😂🤣
Gets me every time.
RIP Dennis Farina. Underappreciated actor.
“People don’t just walk around drinking milk.”
ME: Drinking milk as I’m watching this 😂😂
I’m the same. I also like eating cereal dry and drink my milk separately.
I think its it do with the distance to American dairies......most of their milk is UHT . Try drinking that stuff.
32:30
Jason Statham is known for many things, including gunrunning in the UK, Modeling, and Olympic Diving. Not necessarily in that order. I saw him in Snatch first, then The Transporter. The way he fought and moved in Transporter screamed Jackie Chan, so I looked it up. Yeah, it's a fight coordinator of Jackie that was teaching him to move like that.
Mickey's mother was the Irish actor Sorcha Cusack, from the well-known Irish acting family of Cusacks (well-known in Ireland at least). Her sister Sinead Cusack, also an actor, is married to Jeremy Irons and they live in a restored castle in the south of Ireland. Not related to John and Joan Cusack, the acting Cusack siblings from Chicago.
Great choice!
"Loitering."
Looks at the camera "Is that what he said?" lmao!
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels(1998) should be your next watch from amazing English director Guy Ritchie.
The Gentleman (2019) is also good and RocknRolla(2008) is a good watch too.
16:26 My favorite part with one of the dogs 😂
"You picked that up?"... Anyone who pronounces it lodering, can understand Pikey.
This was Stathams second real movie, he had no action roles up to this point. He was a member of Britain's National Swimming Squad, as a diver and he was a model, before he started to act in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (also Guy Ritchie), his first action role comes later.
Funny thing is Brad did his lines and then went off script and kept going in that scene. It was so comedic that it stayed in. However, when it went to DVD, the subtitle guys were so confused by it because it wasn't in the script, so the subtitle in that scene was " ? " because even they couldn't understand it.
“Ya baught it how ye sawr it”
“Nouw ie suggest ya fuc’off for ur not welcome anymore”
Liking before I'm watching, fucking love this movie.
In UK its common to goto the shops to buy a mini carton of milk or glass bottle, to drink. Also with meals, it cleans the pallette
I remember super troopers was out the same time as this and I was the only one that wanted to see it out of 5 of us. I thought Snatch would be boring because I was in the mood for a comedy. Anyway, they persuided me in the end. The first two or three minutes I thought I was right and I sat there passed off: when they pulled out there guns and the music amped up, my eyes widened and I was enthralled right to the very end. What a movie.
I think Tommy's issue is not a lack of bullets but that Boris sold him a defective gun with no firing pin.
Stephen Graham in one of his early roles as Tommy, use should watch boardwalk empire, he plays Al Capone in that brilliant crime series.
Graham is national treasure. Since he’s scouse you know I mean it
For Brad Pitt's character, I had to watch this film more than a few times to understand my lines. Brick Top is one badass villain in this one. Who wants to bet against the pikey in a unlicensed boxing and make sure he goes down in the fourth. We all love dougs... I mean dogs.
I loved the comedic tone throughout the entire movie which really helped excel it. Especially with those 3 black dudes in the get away car. I can't stop laughing at their stupidity and banter.
"You aren't from this planet, are you Vincent? Who's gonna mug two black fellas, holding pistols, sat in a car that's worth less than your shirt?" 😂
@@roryslaine7896 Bullet-Tooth Tony and his friend, Desert Eagle .50
@@jackwalsh6758 What do they have to do with anything? They're staring right at me
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels!!
"She's terribly partial to the periwinkle blue" 😉
Fair play for picking up (most of) that.
Bullet Tooth Tony is definitely in the pantheon of movie tough guys! And Vinnie Jones is always a pleasure to watch!
"Tommy, the tit, is praying. And if he isn't, he fucking should be." God I love that line 😄
Brad Pitts accent was spot on. One of the best if not the best accent from an actor in any movie
Every time I see Del Toro in the MCU as The Collector, I always would say, "WHERE ARE THE STOOOOONNNES!" lol
The most realistic shit ever is how Dennis Ferina just says F it and goes home
A good little heist flick? This was very original and very well done. A classic.
"Take a piss, Boris!" best line
This is a literally perfect movie, probably my favourite, great pick!
What else is going through your head?
I love his slim physique
“I’m not talking about Brad Pitt... jeez”
Lmfao! Don’t worry bro it’s Brad Pitt... happens to the best of us... that was so perfect it seems scripted but I don’t think so lol
14:38 the pan in on you two made me start laughing so hard. Such a great editing choice to match the scene
Favourite characters?
Doug's twin daughters. No particular reason. :D
Seriously, it would have to be Sol and Vinny. The sarcastic banter is sublime. - "It's a f***ing anti-craft gun Vincent."
My favourite characters?
*ALL OF THEM*
“You’ll raise hell, let alone pulses” 😂
5:29 - ''Needsano lord'ring sahn...'' 😂
It's hard to pick a favorite character, but if I had to, it would have to be Brick Top played brilliantly by Alan Ford. The presence he commands in every scene is just amazing, and his lines are simply iconic:
Turkish: "You take sugar?" Brick Top: "No thank you, Turkish. I'm sweet enough."
or
"Do you know what 'nemesis' means? A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent. Personified in this case by a horrible cunt. Me."
or
"I don't care if he's Muhammad 'I'm hard' Bruce Lee, you can't change fighters."
Just sublime!
Alan had a bit part as a cab driver in "An American Werewolf In London".
No no no he said and I’m tryna spell it as best as I can .. “No Loidering Sign” LOLOL
I saw this in theaters at 10-years-old, and it was the first VHS I bought for myself (used at Blockbuster for $9.99; my mom was with me, so they let me buy it.)
Must’ve been awesome times now that you think about it glad I still had blockbusters growing up
Guy Ritchie being Guy Ritchie, which is fine. Really enjoyed Pitt in this one though. Super talented dude...
Mrs.: Oh, hello...
Us normal guys out here: ugh....
I've seen this many many times, and it's always enjoyable. Brad Pitt was still working on becoming a bigger actor, and Guy Ritchie was still fairly unknown to American audiences. So it's understandable to not have seen this film, I almost saw it in the theater back in 2000, but missed it and saw it later on DVD. Great reactions as usual, and it's great seeing both of you see something for the first time together.
"lock, stock and two smoking barrels" and "the gentleman" are must watches from guy richie too
One of my favorites! Try Lock stock and two smoking barrels. Same director :)
For the missus's clarification, @25:51 he said "I need to have a shite!"
Doug the Head died in 2007 and Cousin Avi died in 2013, never was aware of it but I guess it makes sense since they were both older, but it's so weird they've been gone this long and I didn't even realize it. RIP you legends.
Interestingly enough, the guy who plays Brick Top used to be an actual gangster in the 60s and 70s.
Brick Top was the best part of this movie. I quoted him for a long time after seeing it.
Do you know what nemesis means?
"no thank you Turkish, im sweet enough"
Goody gumdrops
The cowboy hat and sunglasses is a proper great look🙌🏻
And btw people walk around drinking milk in scotland loads! Must be a UK thing
This is such a good movie, super good classic. So many good characters and persona!
You NEED to watch Lock, Stock and 2 smoking barrels and Rock ‘N’ Rolla. Both Guy Ritchie films and both up there with snatch. BTW the Mrs is adorable and very cute laugh.
Tyrone should have had his own spinoff 🤣 🤣 🤣
Guy Ritchie is one of the best British gangster directors/guv'nors of all time, and "Snatch" is my favorite movie of his. The other movies that Guy Ritchie directed are amazingly badass such as "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels", "Revolver", "Wrath of Man" and, more recently, "Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre".
You saw Fight Club, in Se7en he's a rookie from the start. This showed Brad's acting big and different, like in "12 Monkeys", did you see that one? He does great, short roles. "True Romance" is another one you might like. Your movie choices put you in the top 3 for me so far. I won't explain why haha.
I really liked this movie and you guys are so funny. Good job. I enjoyed hearing your commentary.
Excellent reaction guys, I'm new to your channel. Guy Ritchie has quite a few good films under his belt and everyone has mentioned them so I'll recommend Layer Cake directed by Matthew Vaughn and starring Daniel Craig before he became James Bond, great movie.
This movie is hilarious throughout. So many memorable lines and characters.
This was before Jason Statham established himself as an action star and was only his second movie, the first being another Guy Ritchie film: Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels which was similar but focused on drugs and card gambling. Before that he was in some music videos. Info from IMDb
My FAVORITE movie of all-time. LS&2SB is amazing as well. Wish there were more movies like those.
Need to have a shite became my wake up words for a few years. My partner of the time hated it but always made me smile.
I think this is my favourite Guy Richie film. After living in Ireland for a long time its weird to not need subtitles at any stage. Great fun film that I will be digging out again for another watch. Keep up the great work folks. Hello from Fermangh
One of the most quotable movies ever! To this day my friends and I toss Snatch quotes around.
I love the film Snatch, I can watch this film time and time again. Good reactions :)
This movie was criminally underrated until the last few years
THANKS Bret... and thanks to the two of you for this :)
And, it's pronounced: no loy-uh-een.
Glad you liked the pick, Chef.! It was a great reaction.!
@@badmilly Guy Ritchie always delivers on the camaraderie, y'now?
I hope they get around to Lock Stock and RockNRolla soon.
Lotsa love for Man from UNCLE as well :)
Careful Brett don't start stalking ya lol
lol I'm laughing at 3 seconds in. 😅
I always loved that despite all of his stupid acts and embarrassments, Tommy actually gets a chance to show some real moxie in the arcade.
This was absolutely my introduction to heist films, Jason Statham, and British films! (Although this is technically British-American.)
I wasn't aware of Ocean's Eleven (1960 and 2001) until afterwards. They're very different, but I feel like this is the darker, grimier, and unglamorous take on that dynamic. I prefer this cast, but I think it's ironic that Brad Pitt starred in both. 👌👌👌
You could say British, American and Russian if you're talking about characters, but as Guy Ritchie is English and he wrote and directed Snatch its basically just English.
Ever seen Den of Thieves? Excellent heist film.
@@OblivionGate Right! I recalled it as a British film, but then I saw the classification of "British-American" when I looked it up.
It mentioned the film being a collaboration between the US and UK. I think that might be because of the production companies and distributors involved.
@@slimbrady6691 No, I hadn't heard of that one. I looked it up and it looks pretty interesting, though. Thanks for the recommendation! 👌👌👌
@@DMovieman Yea it's on Netflix. I watched it on a whim one night just because I saw it had Gerard Butler and his action movies are normally pretty fun. I was blown away, I really enjoyed it.
So this Bret person has never heard of California with Brad Pitt? That's his most unglamorous role.
Hey Chris, I have heard of Kalifornia.! Yes, it is definitely in contention for the most ugly Brad Pitt has ever been in a film. Great movie as well but, I was trying to combine what I thought was his best acting as well as un-glam. I gave you a thumbs up for reminding me of that flick. Might have to pick it for the Mrs. soon.
@@badmilly
Oh it's really you!
How about that! 😄
And thanks for reminding me that it's spelled with the old K. 👍
Don't forget Brad in 12 Monkeys.
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I thought of that first but when it comes to "unglamorous" I must say that Kalifornia takes the kake. He is quite disgusting in that one, both the personality and his over all manners. Long time since I watched it and it might be because he was so disgusting in it. And that's probably why people have forgotten it. It's not a bad movie.
@@chrissibersky4617 Gotta remember this was a 'personal choice'. Everyone has a preference. Fight Club he was a disgusting fuck. 12 Monkeys he was a disgusting fuck and Kalifornia the same... This one was my choice.! All are valid choices and I appreciate them all.!!
I really like the three bankrobbers but Tommy is my favorite. The actor has range too. He plays very small and meek in this movie and in another movie he plays a mean intimidating skinhead.
You guys rule! Stay happy, healthy and cool 👍
It's been many years since I watched this film, and also _Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels_ but I remember enjoying them.
Thanks for reacting to one of my top 10 movies of all time. It's one of those that you can watch 20-times and still find it a fun ride. Every character is unique and interesting, and the comedy isn't too over the top or forced. Overall, a really good movie.
5:33 "Lord of the Rings sign"
3rd Pig (uncredited) was MY favourite character.
One of my favorite movies, along with Fight Club, my favorite Brad Pitt characters.
If you like this watch Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Directed by Guy Ritchie, and Jason Stateman's first movie.
One of the best and coolest movies I've ever seen. Brad Pitt is a sort of anti hero role model in this movie.
I can't think of a movie with more funny dialogue than this.
Hi, I love this film it's one of my favourites.
Your reaction to it was great as usual.
As you liked this film my I suggest reacting to the prequel to this film (LOCK STOCK AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS)
I would like to thank you both for such a amazing reaction channel.
Have a great evening both of you.
YES!! One of the funniest Guy Ritchie movies ever made!
This and lock stock and 2 smoking barrels
Fun Fact: Growing up Jason Statham's father had a stall at what you would call a "flea market" selling bootleg & stolen merchandise & would regularly have a young Jason help him work the stall. Wanting to break the cycle as it were Statham got really into sports, at School he infact was friends and football team mates with Vinnie Jones (Bullet-Tooth Tony) & he excelled especially at diving eventually competing for England at the Commonwealth Games.
From there he went into modelling whereby he was reintroduced to Vinnie Jones & met Guy Ritchie who was preparing to shoot his first movie Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels... When he learned of Stathams upbringing he gave him his first role: Bacon - A loveable rouge selling stolen items out of a suitcase at the flea market. so in away despite not wanting to follow his fathers footsteps it was his fathers unsavory career which launched Stathams movie career.
I remember seeing this in the theater and getting so many chills at the line, "And a pikey reaction is a fucking thing." So badass. SO badass.