Snatch (DVD) Reviews

This is the second Guy Ritchie film, the first was Lock Stock, it was an instant classic. This film is just as good if not even better, Brad Pitt is introduced and is excellent at the pikey. There are 2 actors from the last film Jason Statham and Vinny Jones. They both play similar roles to those in Lock Stock although they are both more central ...  Read the complete review

Snatch Year: 2000 Directed by: Guy Ritchie Written by: Guy Ritchie Starring: Jason Statham Brad Pitt Alan Ford Vinnie Jones Benicio Del Toro + more Storyline: Turkish (Jason Statham) and Tommy (Stephen Graham) enter into the vicious world of unlicensed boxing ...  Read the complete review

I've never watch, nor had the urge to, a Guy ritchie film before. As a Ritchie 'virgin' I wasn't sure what to expect as his movies sometimes recieve quite mixed reviews.However, I am glad I decided to make the effort to watch Snatch. Though by no means exceptional it was a fast-paced, interesting and often funny film. Set in gangland ...  Read the complete review

There was a time back when Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels came out that a lot of excitement was building around Guy Richie. The first couple of times watching that film it felt fun, it felt fresh (even using these old ideas) and it felt good to the see words British and Talent being joined is loving union again. On the making of ...  Read the complete review

This film is as British as they come! With a solid cast including Jason Statham, Vinnie Jones and the one and only Brad Pitt, it follows the inter-twining stories of gangsters, pawnbrokers and pikeys! The first thing to expect it swearing and violence, but it's rarely done in malice and more to hihglight the underlying danger that this ...  Read the complete review

EVERYTHING THAT YOU WANT FOR A BRITISH GANGSTER FILM. Brad Pitt plays an irish gypsie turned fighter, with Statham, as always, as a weeling and dealing man and no british gangster film can be complete without vinne jones as the bad guys lacky that seems to strike a liking in watchers. If you like lock stock and two smoking ...  Read the complete review

Snatch is one of those films you either love or hate, its Guy Ritchie which immediately gives it a distinctive tone and style. Richie's films have a gangster feel to them and are matey in a way few of us can relate to but he has a formula with this and its predecessor which really work and make for an exciting, funny and thorougly ...  Read the complete review

WHAT IS IT ABOUT: This Guy Ritchie thriller is a mish mash of storylines all centred around the grimy underworld where bare knuckle boxers, jewel thiefs, bent bookmakers and Russian mobsters all converge in a plot that revolves around one huge diamond. IS IT ANY GOOD: Like the poor man's Quentin Tarrantino, Guy Ritchie has ...  Read the complete review

Overview ------------ Snatch is the sequel to Lock, Stock & 2 Smoking Barrels. Guy Richie has come back again with a good - if slightly predictable film. This film, like Lock Stock, follows the interwoven travels of various types of gangsters in London's criminal world. Plot ----- The plot is very similar to ...  Read the complete review

I recommend this film to all that liked Guy's previous film 'Lock, Stock and Two Smokin' Barrels'. Honestly there are a lot of similarities between both the films but enough of a contrast to make both film's excellent in their own right. The film has a plot that is easy to follow but is full of twists and make's for a great watch. With ...  Read the complete review

Snatch (2000), or Lock Stock part two as some might call it, is the last great film by Guy Ritchie (seriously - stay well away from Revolver and RocknRolla). Starring plenty of the Lock Stock crew, this film is arguably the better of the two. The reason, for me, why it is better is mostly down to Brad Pitt. Fair enough for women an ...  Read the complete review

This film came after the HUGE hit of Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, many of the same actors in this film as were in its predecessor. I watched this before Lock Stock, and loved it, it was the film which got me into this style of British film. To be honet I feel this film needs to be taken tongue in cheek, people make the mistake of taking Guy ...  Read the complete review

Low-card illegal boxing promoter Turkish (Jason Statham) fancies a new caravan to do his dirty dealings from and sends his business-partner Tommy (Stephen Graham) and prized-fighter Gorgeous George (Adam Fogerty) to pick up a new model from the local gypsies. Only the gypsy in charge is bare-knuckle boxing champion Mickey ...  Read the complete review

Back in Guy Ritchie's pre Madonna days when he released a film called Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. This turned out to be a huge success and he soon released Snatch which was essentially the same kind of film but still quite different. Based in London, Snatch is about the crime underworld associated with underground boxing. ...  Read the complete review

Seeing as this is one of my all-time favourite films I thought I'd share my love for it! This film is very similar to Guy Richie's previous work, 'Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels' in plot, style and characters. However 'Snatch' definitely stands out in its own right and this is in my opinion largely due to the fantastic performance put in by ...  Read the complete review

This film is an hillarious action comedy mix written and directed by guy ritchie and starring jason stantham, stephen graham, alan ford, denis farina and my favorite vinnie jones, everything with him in is great. Two novice boxing promoters get talked in to organising a bare nuckle fight with local villan brick top, but this all goes ...  Read the complete review

Snatch.. the movie that is in a class of its own. Directed and written by Guy Ritchie, it is his finest creative effort. It has a great combination of comedy and action, and its powerful dialogues like," Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity!" by Bullet Tooth Tony, steal the show. The cast is wonderful. Brad Pitt ...  Read the complete review

Snatch is the follow up by director Guy Ritchie to the hugely successful Locl Stock and two Smoking Barrels and it features many of the actors from the first film but playing different characters. The storyline revolves around the theft of a diamond from an Amsterdam jewellers by robbers desguised as orthodox jews. Whilst in London the ...  Read the complete review

"I was a happy boxing promoter until about a week ago, and then -- what do I know about diamonds?" What a great opening line for a plan-gone-awry crime caper comedy. The picture is "Snatch," a fast-paced, multi-track corker with a nebulous English sense of humor, and the line is spoken by Turkish (Jason ...  Read the complete review

This film, made by the same people who created one of my most favoured films of all time, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, is in the same style as it's predecessor. On the box of the film, it has a catchy little slogan in the corner ? ?Stealin? Stones and Breakin? Bones? which pretty much sums up the film in its entirety. The ...  Read the complete review