Best? The film is 50% good. The ending and the plot tails are badly executed. Amazing performances all round namely from Colin and Hugh but the film itself is probably his 5th best. Watch Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and come back to me…
Honestly Guy Ritchie just knows how to make British gangster movies. No one makes a gangster movie like him. Always on point with the music too, and the actors for this Matthew McConaunhey alway outstanding. Hugh Grant! Jesus he was amazing, Colin Farrel fantastic. Charlie Hunnam was brilliant.
@@ThePartisan13 It’s not typical Guy Ritchie but I think it’s still pretty great regardless. Honestly, I’d say the live action remake of Aladdin is definitely his worst one lmao.
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This opening REALLY got me into the movie. I actually read spoilers to the movie. Well, just who lived and died. Didn't really read any further plot details. So I went in knowing McConaughey lives, but then I saw that opening scene and I was all like: "Whoa, whoa whoa!!! Hold on!!! Timeout!!!" After that I had like 50 different scenarios or so as to how that scene would've played out. But I've seen a ton of movies and I'm also a writer. So I did immediately turn to that the opening was misleading and it wasn't him who got shot. I figured someone would have to come in and save him and the blood belonged to the shooter. But then when I learned that Hugh Grant was kind of telling some story and even got McConaughey's character incorrectly and Charlie Hunnam corrected him at one point, I was thinking that maybe Hugh Grant screwed up facts again, or maybe someone else was narrating that scene and they were a henchmen that was twisting facts and making it sound like they were some hero that supposedly killed McConaughey. Or someone was telling a "what if" story. I was kind of both impatient and patient on getting back to the scene. But I am glad I read spoilers though or else I would've left the movie since I'm not a fan of main characters/protagonists dying, although at the same time I am a "smart" movie watcher, especially since I'm a writer, so I think I could've figured out the beginning was misleading and he didn't get shot. But I probably would've sat there bored and not cared about anything until it returned to that scene and I knew for sure that it was misleading. It's possible the movie could've shown what led up to that point and revealed why McConaughey had it coming. And if I hadn't read spoilers, I'd have to re-watch the movie to give it another chance. But since I read spoilers ahead of time and saw everything play out, I don't need to re-watch the movie to see if I liked it more. After reading the spoilers and watching the movie, I want to re-watch the movie to see the scenes I liked the most and enjoy the movie even more.
When this film started & the credits rolled with this song I was so excited for the film. The excitement reminded me of seeing one of the James Bond films when I was younger. The intro is a masterpiece in itself.
@@oliverwarner8188 fair enough, although the name Geoff was all the rage when I was a boy while Oliver was rather old-school. These things go in cycles.
"If you wish to be the king of the jungle, it's not enough to act like a king, you must be the king, there can be no doubt, because doubt causes chaos and one's own demise."
@@maartjeb7769 it means you need to be in charge and take control instead of just pretending to be cool , if your enemies know that you are just pretending they will start betraying you and eventually you will fall and die, i hope it is clear now
The moment he says 'a pint and a pickled egg' that's when the movie starts for me, a simple line makes such an impact and sets you up for a classic English gangster tale. utter brilliance.
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings are the two best singer songwriters in the USA for the lsat 20 years...check out a documentary called Down from the mountain
@@DHynes5, you must not know a lot about guns. Well, I don't know much either, but heard it plenty of times from a lot of gun experts over the years (started since my high school days back in 2003 to 2007) that Hollywood gets silencers all wrong. Heck, I even have a few friends that are gun experts. Plus I live in Upper Michigan where there is a lot of hunters that are gun experts. In real life, guns are still pretty loud with a silencer on them. I've even watched some videos too of what guns in real life would sound like with a silencer on them. There is still a loud bang to them when fired while having a silencer attached to them. Probably as loud as the bang in the opening scene. The quietness you see/hear in movies is just Hollywood BS at it's best and exaggerating stuff once more and being inaccurate. Silencers do reduce the bang, but not to the point where you can't hear it. Hollywood just exaggerated things to the point that a silencer will allow a bullet to not be heard or make any sound at all.
Thats what a suppressed weapon sounds like up close. Hollywood has painted an unrealistic expectation of suppressed weapons. Even with sub atomic bullets, it won't be nearly as quiet as Hollywood makes it seem.
Killer title roll, killer film. Such a great ensemble cast. The title roll immediately pulls you in. Guy Ritchie is basically the British Tarantino. He knows how to craft a complex story and characters that aren't boring.
There's not one single fault I could point out about this film. It's a true return to British crime classic films from Guy Ritchie. It has that humorous slant to it that was present in Snatch, but it's also got some terrific acting in it. That intro as well is so good, such a powerful opening.
You see the guy has a silencer but you don’t hear a silenced shot. On my first viewing I was noticed it and loved that he let the audience in on it if you were able to catch it
Two details I love in this opening. The gunshot is really loud despite the assassin has a suppressor on his gun and the other being the thud of the body hitting the floor. If it was Mickey who got shot, surely he would just slump back in his chair but you can tell that body hits the floor really hard
Matthew M was the perfect character for this. Like the Lion, the king of the jungle (which the character references later) he's got a bit of a blonde mane himself, the crown of a king. He's very confident, straight forward and assured in his actions and behaviors. He walks into his bar -- he knows what he wants, he orders it. He walks straight to the juke box, picking out the proper change in his pocket before he even reaches it. He knows exactly what song he wants to listen to as he drinks and the jukebox obeys his command, as does the bartender. He sits down at his preferred table, summons his phone, and very quickly calls the very person he wishes to speak to just now. Everything happens as he wishes like a well oiled machine. The camera shots are purposively mechanic-- very sharp yet smooth. Matt muses that we should not doubt, takes a sip of beer, and judiciously wipes off the detritus from his upper lip. Suddenly his empire is very quickly thrust into confusion and chaos...
A cool fact. If you notice at 0:29, they show brand of the beer as GRITCHIE. The name of the director is Guy Ritchie. That’s a cool movie detail once you notice it.
Actually, that is Guy Ritchie's very own Gritchie Brewing Company... and the pub, Lore of the Land is also his which he jointly owns with David Beckham if I remember correctly
Great film - Fun Fact : they filmed all of, Matthew McConaughey's scenes in one day - he had no idea they were making a movie , this was just a normal day for him
Pickled eggs have since become a favourite among many as a snack or hors d'œuvre popular in pubs, bars and taverns, and around the world in places where beer is served. After the eggs are hard boiled, the shell is removed and they are submerged in a solution of vinegar, salt, spices, and other seasonings.
“Doubt causes chaos and one’s own demise” literally summarised the whole movie within the first 3 lines without any spoilers, fuck I love this writing.
What really impressed me about this movie was how accurate the slang was from the young men. Guy Ritchie really spent time in parts of London where kids like him grew up.
![Darren Waller - Who Knew (Her Perspective) [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GytDjB8u6bM/mqdefault.jpg)
Best opening scene in a long time and what a banging tune!
Bro the man from uncle also had a good opening credit
Very true!
Great song man
Aditya Sabran Ritchie knows how to start good movies
Banging chune
Guy Ritchie back to what he knows best
FINALLY
Best? The film is 50% good. The ending and the plot tails are badly executed. Amazing performances all round namely from Colin and Hugh but the film itself is probably his 5th best. Watch Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and come back to me…
@@robertohalloran3622 I know when I say back to what he knows best i mean gangsters comedy lol
@@robertohalloran3622 trust me, nobody knows Nick the Greek better than me haha
Estava demorando,espero que venham mais.
Honestly Guy Ritchie just knows how to make British gangster movies. No one makes a gangster movie like him. Always on point with the music too, and the actors for this Matthew McConaunhey alway outstanding. Hugh Grant! Jesus he was amazing, Colin Farrel fantastic. Charlie Hunnam was brilliant.
I don’t know, his two Sherlock Holmes movies were pretty great. Even his most recent movie, Wrath of Man isn’t really a gangster movie.
Martin Scorsese would like a word.
@@dawsonmaclean2038 he said "British" gangster films
@@Unqualifiedmedicalperson I'd say Wrath of man was his weakness movie tbh. Just didn't feel like Guy Ritchie.
@@ThePartisan13 It’s not typical Guy Ritchie but I think it’s still pretty great regardless. Honestly, I’d say the live action remake of Aladdin is definitely his worst one lmao.
Interesting fact: The pub in which the scene was filmed, exists. Its owner is Guy Ritchie.
Gritchie!
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So was the grill in Ray's apartment
@@deniskapic8572 Yes
if it real I have to go there men
I can literally taste this scene. The way he sits down and drinks that glass of beer just makes me feel so comfortable
Also the aesthetic of the pickled egg
Especially with that easy listening song. On the jukebox.
When heard the song I knew I was about to watch a proper Guy Ritchie movie.
With proper gansters and naughty boys!
with proper twats and fuckin real lads
@@drricardovelazquez indeed
@@drricardovelazquez they're proper naughty!
Best opening scene of any film in a while
This opening REALLY got me into the movie. I actually read spoilers to the movie. Well, just who lived and died. Didn't really read any further plot details. So I went in knowing McConaughey lives, but then I saw that opening scene and I was all like: "Whoa, whoa whoa!!! Hold on!!! Timeout!!!" After that I had like 50 different scenarios or so as to how that scene would've played out. But I've seen a ton of movies and I'm also a writer. So I did immediately turn to that the opening was misleading and it wasn't him who got shot. I figured someone would have to come in and save him and the blood belonged to the shooter. But then when I learned that Hugh Grant was kind of telling some story and even got McConaughey's character incorrectly and Charlie Hunnam corrected him at one point, I was thinking that maybe Hugh Grant screwed up facts again, or maybe someone else was narrating that scene and they were a henchmen that was twisting facts and making it sound like they were some hero that supposedly killed McConaughey. Or someone was telling a "what if" story. I was kind of both impatient and patient on getting back to the scene. But I am glad I read spoilers though or else I would've left the movie since I'm not a fan of main characters/protagonists dying, although at the same time I am a "smart" movie watcher, especially since I'm a writer, so I think I could've figured out the beginning was misleading and he didn't get shot. But I probably would've sat there bored and not cared about anything until it returned to that scene and I knew for sure that it was misleading. It's possible the movie could've shown what led up to that point and revealed why McConaughey had it coming. And if I hadn't read spoilers, I'd have to re-watch the movie to give it another chance. But since I read spoilers ahead of time and saw everything play out, I don't need to re-watch the movie to see if I liked it more. After reading the spoilers and watching the movie, I want to re-watch the movie to see the scenes I liked the most and enjoy the movie even more.
la grande bellezza has also an amazing opening scene!
Try Se7en too, David Fincher never disappoints
One of the best opening scenes of a movie and also one of the best movies ever made. Great work Mr. Guy ritchie
When this film started & the credits rolled with this song I was so excited for the film. The excitement reminded me of seeing one of the James Bond films when I was younger. The intro is a masterpiece in itself.
Yup same
100p hyped me to watch the movie as well
and then the film started
After watching all his films I cant help but feel like Guy Ritchie is probably one of the coolest fkin guys alive.
It's fking true
Maddona
Not cool enough to know that steak night should be "you and me" - not "you and I" (the grammar rules for me, myself and I are not that difficult.)
@@Geoff4822 im not taking English lessons from a geeza with a name like Geoff
@@oliverwarner8188 fair enough, although the name Geoff was all the rage when I was a boy while Oliver was rather old-school. These things go in cycles.
man what a great movie
"If you wish to be the king of the jungle, it's not enough to act like a king, you must be the king, there can be no doubt, because doubt causes chaos and one's own demise."
I don’t understand the last sentence. Please explain in other words
From: and one’s own demise
@@maartjeb7769 it means you need to be in charge and take control instead of just pretending to be cool , if your enemies know that you are just pretending they will start betraying you and eventually you will fall and die, i hope it is clear now
"My queen told me that"
@@Kaiji700M also basically means never get lazy
The moment he says 'a pint and a pickled egg' that's when the movie starts for me, a simple line makes such an impact and sets you up for a classic English gangster tale. utter brilliance.
The minute he starts speaking I have a sudden urge to go out and buy a Lincoln Navigator.
Lmao same exact type tone and setting as the commercials
Lol I feel like drinking a pint.
This opening is so manly I had a mustashe when it was over
Title Song: David Rawlings - Cumberland Gap
Thank you
thank you good man!!
Thanks, bro. You’re the best.
thaaaanks u maaaan!!!!
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings are the two best singer songwriters in the USA for the lsat 20 years...check out a documentary called Down from the mountain
It's genius how we are led to believe that he is killed in the beginning of the movie and only near the end it's revealed what actually happened.
I love how the little hint that he wasn't actually killed is that the assassin had a silencer in his gun, yet it was a loud bang when shot.
@@DHynes5, you must not know a lot about guns. Well, I don't know much either, but heard it plenty of times from a lot of gun experts over the years (started since my high school days back in 2003 to 2007) that Hollywood gets silencers all wrong. Heck, I even have a few friends that are gun experts. Plus I live in Upper Michigan where there is a lot of hunters that are gun experts. In real life, guns are still pretty loud with a silencer on them. I've even watched some videos too of what guns in real life would sound like with a silencer on them. There is still a loud bang to them when fired while having a silencer attached to them. Probably as loud as the bang in the opening scene. The quietness you see/hear in movies is just Hollywood BS at it's best and exaggerating stuff once more and being inaccurate. Silencers do reduce the bang, but not to the point where you can't hear it. Hollywood just exaggerated things to the point that a silencer will allow a bullet to not be heard or make any sound at all.
@@projectpat8807 Yes they are loud but not as loud as that shot in the film.
Nothing gets past Raymondo
It's like Casino
this song hits so hard for this opening
Name?
@@Guitarfollower22 pretty sure it’s Cumberland Gap
@@lavar_ball7436 thanks, found it last night. Sounds very similar to "Ohio" by Crosby, Stills & Nash
I knew Mickey was alive because if you look closely you can see the thugs weapon is silenced, however the following gunshot is obviously un-silenced.
Holy Shit dude
nice catch dude !
Thats what a suppressed weapon sounds like up close. Hollywood has painted an unrealistic expectation of suppressed weapons. Even with sub atomic bullets, it won't be nearly as quiet as Hollywood makes it seem.
@Sanctus Paulus 1962 He has "gaming" in his name, I bet he knows everything about guns from playing call of duty.
@@simak2391 Yo leave me alone XD I made that username when I was 12.
I feel like we sacrificed Ritchie to Aladdin for this.
The Gentlemen was more than worth it.
He made that so that he can make this.
Love the Brithis gangster movies of Ritchie... love them
Killer title roll, killer film. Such a great ensemble cast. The title roll immediately pulls you in. Guy Ritchie is basically the British Tarantino. He knows how to craft a complex story and characters that aren't boring.
There's not one single fault I could point out about this film. It's a true return to British crime classic films from Guy Ritchie. It has that humorous slant to it that was present in Snatch, but it's also got some terrific acting in it. That intro as well is so good, such a powerful opening.
You see the guy has a silencer but you don’t hear a silenced shot. On my first viewing I was noticed it and loved that he let the audience in on it if you were able to catch it
Touch of “True Detective” intros
Agreed
Fun fact matthew and colin were both on true detective matthew s1 colin s2
This is such a great opening scene
Two details I love in this opening. The gunshot is really loud despite the assassin has a suppressor on his gun and the other being the thud of the body hitting the floor. If it was Mickey who got shot, surely he would just slump back in his chair but you can tell that body hits the floor really hard
I have never seen before such beautiful movie opening! Well done Guy Richie
Это самый потрясающий опенинг за всё время, что я видел! Стиль, песня, графика. Безумно крутой уровень!
When the credit scene first starts McConaughey looks exactly like Cillian Murphy from Peeky Blinders for a second
I would love to see Cillian in a Guy Ritchie gangster film
@@jameslfc11 100% agree
I thought he looked a lot like aidan gillen
the excitement of being able to watch another classy Guy Ritchie movie....When the lion is hungry he eats.
this song is so classy it blends👌
What song it is?
@@magdalenaimperiale8674 Cumberland Gap
Matthew M was the perfect character for this. Like the Lion, the king of the jungle (which the character references later) he's got a bit of a blonde mane himself, the crown of a king. He's very confident, straight forward and assured in his actions and behaviors.
He walks into his bar -- he knows what he wants, he orders it. He walks straight to the juke box, picking out the proper change in his pocket before he even reaches it. He knows exactly what song he wants to listen to as he drinks and the jukebox obeys his command, as does the bartender. He sits down at his preferred table, summons his phone, and very quickly calls the very person he wishes to speak to just now.
Everything happens as he wishes like a well oiled machine. The camera shots are purposively mechanic-- very sharp yet smooth.
Matt muses that we should not doubt, takes a sip of beer, and judiciously wipes off the detritus from his upper lip.
Suddenly his empire is very quickly thrust into confusion and chaos...
An American walking into a British pub and playing an American song about a place in America is one of the most American things I’ve seen
I am 73 and I never thought I would change my pick for my favorite actor until this guy came along 👍
A cool fact. If you notice at 0:29, they show brand of the beer as GRITCHIE. The name of the director is Guy Ritchie. That’s a cool movie detail once you notice it.
Actually, that is Guy Ritchie's very own Gritchie Brewing Company... and the pub, Lore of the Land is also his which he jointly owns with David Beckham if I remember correctly
One of the best openings in Cinema.
Another original from guy ...such a great load of films hes made
Очень стильный опеннинг, за песню отдельный респект!
The moment the vocals started up, I knew this was going to be a brilliant film. Ritchie back on top form with the genre he knows best.
The egg makes this scene.
Loved this music.
This was such a mind-blowingly good movie
“Fuck that was a great movie” was what everyone thought after they finished watching the movie
best movie i've watched in 2020
This movie is amazing
Screenplay is lit
Tasty opening, very promising and intriguing
I would love to see Charlie hunman and Colin ferral more with Guy Ritchie, they suit perfectly for Guy Ritchie world.
It is best opening scene i've ever seen!
It is
One of the best films of this decade
Great film - Fun Fact : they filmed all of, Matthew McConaughey's scenes in one day - he had no idea they were making a movie , this was just a normal day for him
One of the best opening sequence!!
Solid film overall
1:15
I love how it's shot so you can see the pickled egg twice, once as it is and once through the glass.
Pickled eggs have since become a favourite among many as a snack or hors d'œuvre popular in pubs, bars and taverns, and around the world in places where beer is served. After the eggs are hard boiled, the shell is removed and they are submerged in a solution of vinegar, salt, spices, and other seasonings.
Did anyone else see GRITCHIE on the beer tap at 0:30
Gritchie brewing company is Guy Ritchie's brewing company, English Lore is one of their beers, and Lore of the Land is one of his pubs.
Unbelievable movie. Rented it last weekend, watched it 3 times in 2 days
Literally one of the best scenes in film history.
Out of all of colin farrell's scenes they chose that one 😅
@Rick Dalton wdyum
What about it ?
@@alexanderekubo538 Strike 4
Excellent performance of Hugh Grant and (of course) Colin Farrell.
I just watched this movie in full. Great flick and this song is now one of my favorite tunes.
I love how ot opens like a beer ad
Mmm, haven't seen an opening credits sequence like that in a while
what a great film
Love this song all of a sudden
This intro was one of the highlights of the movie. It sounded and looked so cool in the cinema when it first came out.
Cumberland Gap ............. Amazing song !!
this is the best opening song i’ve ever seen in my life
It's really awesome to find an old fb friend on youtube, and what a movie! You're an amazing dude nabil! Keep it up
Always love rewatching one of my favourite underrated movies ever directed by the legendary hero of mine Guy Richie
Perfect. It's been a long time since I fell in love with a movie. Even longer for a good song.
Agree great song ,art,and opening graphics paired with music!
Masterpiece! Bravo!
I played this 3 times before watching the film. Love the song and the smoke depicting everything. Really creative
Wats the song called
@@cartergk589 Lol aw come on the dude keeps saying it in the song. Its Cumberland Gap. A real deadly pass between Virginia, Kentuky and Louisiana
なんて思わせぶりでカッコいいオープニングでしょう
最近観た映画では、とても印象深いオープニングですね
“Doubt causes chaos and one’s own demise” literally summarised the whole movie within the first 3 lines without any spoilers, fuck I love this writing.
I just saw the movie today and man this intro was so amazing and with the song oh my god I knew I was about to watch something phenomenal
My favorite Guy Ritchie movie.
Once you see the intro you already know you’re in for some fuckin HEAT!!!!! 🔥
What really impressed me about this movie was how accurate the slang was from the young men. Guy Ritchie really spent time in parts of London where kids like him grew up.
Great opening scene that puts a hook in the viewer. That song is so damn catchy,....it’s playing in my head over and over🤙lol.
Came for this fantastic melody ❤
This movies is freaking amazing
It's movies like these that make me want to write movies and gangster stories.
God Ritchie knows how to make awesome movies.
Watch this for 10 times a week bro never get bored
Thank god this movie is included in Amazon prime
I can watch it as many time s as I want
You’ve done something when you make me love opening credits
This movie was amazing to watch, pissing myself the whole way through whilst also appreciating the plot!
movie has a wonderful storytelling style i fuckin loved it
That’s a masterpiece really
This song))) My favorite start ❤❤❤
man this is a pub. Love it
The song makes the intro better, and the intro makes the song better. Just perfect.
so the biggest marajuna dealer drinks at guy ritchies pub, he must feel privileged
This movie was so badass hope for a sequel soon.
all-time great opening credits
This intro goes really hard. Just sets you up for the movie and gives you that feel that you are in for an intense banger.
perfect song
Favorite movie of all time
Matthew McConaughey's sauve is unmatched.
Goram this is a fantastic opening! The rest of this movie is just so damn good. One of my new favorites, another Guy Ritchie hit!
This movie is class.