Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!



Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)
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39 thoughts on “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!”

  1. This must have been such a laugh to watch for you folks.All the Cockney and Scouse accents from the South&North of England.The slang,the rivalry,the hatred between criminals&dodgy people!
    Film looks great,top cast,crazy story,dynamic film making,awesome soundtrack.It's a great debut.πŸŽ₯πŸ‘Œ
    Did you spot Sting?🎢☺️

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  2. Great reaction from Sam and Dan!
    This is Guy Ritchie's first film, Snatch is his second.
    None of his other films are as good as those two.
    His close friend, Matthew Vaughn, produced both. Vaughan's directorial debut "Layer Cake" is also brilliant.
    It's a slightly more serious movie but just as enjoyable.
    However, the best totally serious British gangster films are "Get Carter" with Michael Caine and "The Long Good Friday" with Bob Hoskins.
    Anyone who hasn't seen these three films should do themselves a big favour. ❀

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  3. Idgaf what anyone says. Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels is way better than Snatch; or really anything else GR did afterwards…especially Revolver and Swept Away…though Rock’n’Rolla was pretty decent.
    Borderlands was…I don’t even know what to call it.

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  4. I've recommended this one a lot. My fave Guy Ritchie film. Excellent soundtrack, great cast and launched Vinny Jones' and Statham's career. Vinny only had a small bit part (the sun lounger scene) but he killed it, so they increased his role. Look up a photo of "Vinny Gazza" and you can see him as a defender playing football against young phenom Paul Gascoine, grabbing his nuts !

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  5. For those outside the UK a ton = Β£100 and a monkey = Β£500, ton and monkey are Cockney rhyming slang if you need to know more. If you want other crime/drama films I recommend watching Ransom(1996), Air America(1990) or Payback(1999). A few newer Richie movies that I liked The Gentlemen (2019), Guy Ritchie's The Covenant(2023) and Wrath of Man(2021).

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  6. The stoner girl shooting a machine gun in a slow-motion is one of the coolest scenes, immediately followed by a funniest scene of the bearded guy falling from the ceiling to the couch in the same slow motion.

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  7. You should react to "Layer Cake" "Gangster No.1" & "Sexy Beast" if you like these sort of Guy Ritchie British gangster films.
    Very much enjoyed your reaction.πŸŒžπŸ‡¬πŸ‡§πŸ˜ŽπŸ™ŒπŸ‘

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  8. "What the fu*k do we know about antiques? We rob post offices, and steal cars"…never before have two Liverpudlian "Scallies been better portrayed…🀣🀣

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  9. What's wild is that this film wouldn't have made it across the pond and attracted the attention it did if it hadn't have been for Tom Cruise, of all people. Tom saw a screening of it as a favour to a friend who was working on the film and was struggling to get US distribution. Tom loved it, told the execs in the room that they need to it up, otherwise they're just idiots. So they did, rest is history. There's quite a lot of fun behind-the-scenes trivia, too. Almost every actor has a criminal record; most of them grew up and worked in the East End; most weren't even professional actors; Vinnie Jones had just got out of police custody the day before filming because he beat the piss out of his neighbour; Statham's first acting role, but was a street vendor for some time, like he portrays at the start – as mentioned in the comments; Vinnie's first acting role too, scared the shit out of the cast and crew when filming Dog's car door murder scene though; Dexter Fletcher (Soap the chef) was the most experienced on set – he's been acting since he was a child – so ended up coaching a lot of the cast; and when Ed forgets to bring the guns to the robbery it's because the prop supervisor forgot to bring the props to the set, so Ritchie worked around that. Ritchie also wrote the ending on the back of a pack of cigarettes, after the original ending didn't do too well in test screenings.

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  10. Fun fact. First scene, where Jason Statham sells fake Rolex watches on the street, is actually somewhat true!)) Jason Statham was not an actor before that movie, he was actually selling fake Rolex watches on the street, and Guy Ritchie saw him do that, and was very impressed and offered him that part in the movie. So all Jason had to do on camera, in that opening scene, is just play himself))) But that movie made him a superstar, actor, as we know Jason Statham now! Also, let's not forget, that Jason was also a professional diver. I mean sports diver, like jumping off a trampline to a swimming pool. I believe he was actually on national team Great Britain. He was that good. Also, that is why he is THAT RIPPED.

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  11. Just another little connection: the man relating the tale of Rory setting fire to the pub man is Danny John Jules; he plays The Cat in sci-fi-comedy series Red Dwarf. The actor playing Nick The Greek was a guest in an episode of Red Dwarf.

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  12. Other fantastic Guy Ritchie movies for you…
    The Gentlemen. Matthew McConaughey, Michelle Dockery, Charlie Hunnam, Hugh Grant, Colin Farrell, Jeremy Strong & Henry Golding.
    Wrath of Man. Jason Statham, Josh Hartnett, Andy Garcia, Scott Eastwood & Jeffery Donovan.
    The Man From Uncle. Henry Cavill, Armie Hammer, Alicia Vikander, Hugh Grant, Jared Harris & Elizabeth Debicki.
    The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. Henry Cavill, Alan Ritchson, Alex Pettyfer, Eliza Gonzalez, Henry Golding, Cary Elwes and Til Schweiger.
    Sherlock Holmes. Robert Downey Jr, Jude Law, Rachel McAdams, Mark Strong, Kelly Reilly & Eddie Marsan.
    Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows Robert Downey Jr, Jude Law, Jared Harris, Rachel McAdams, Kelly Reilly, Stephen Fry, Noomi Rapace & Eddie Marsan.

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