First of all, filming the series in a sequence shot is a chef kiss 🤌🏻
It feels incomplete at first, but upon analyzing it, I understand its message, and it's clear. It was obvious, and combining the director's motivation with Stephen Graham, I get it. But it's a touchy thing, they show us the story of the detective and the girl who kicks the boy. Then, both of them disappear completely. It leaves you wondering, "So what happened next?". This…
Avi: Why do they call him the bullet dodger?
Tony: Because he dodges bullets, Avi. 😂😂😂😂😂
Guy Ritchie is an absolute genius. Snatch is a masterpiece—beautifully crafted, meticulously detailed, and flawlessly executed. Every element clicks into place: the razor-sharp editing, the dynamic cinematography, the pitch-perfect soundtrack. The entire cast is phenomenal, stealing every scene with effortless charisma.
This film feels like Pulp Fiction meets Goodfellas, but with its own unique energy. The pacing? Impeccable. The humor? Dark and brilliant. The…
I think I like American cinema more.
Like nothing happens, the acting is not my type, the narrative is so slowed, boring, the life of this people It's not interesting, The film fulfills the central theme miserable culture in a very broken country, how miserable the people in that families was so impressive. I only applaud the sound atmosphere, it is captivating and so stressful at the same time.
The most miserable movie I have ever seen.
