I definitely regard this as one of my favorite classics. Huge cast featuring, among others, Al Pacino and Kevin Spacey. The story, is about one episode in the professional life of a group of sales men, each struggling to reach their own targets. Don’t expect visual or sound effects because there are non whatsoever. Watch it as you would watch a theater play and try to put yourself in each of the characters shoes. Anyway, it’s a classic so make sure you treat it that way.
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I want to say this is a disapointment, but I can’t, knowing the other creations of Guy Richie. So, as a solution, I’ll just say that I guess Guy is targeting a little bit of a different audience with this one as it is not that subtle. Still fresh, still funny and still about the British underground business. However the league is different. Now were talking about music producers, real estate investors, serious jail time and millions of quid in thievery. I’m anxiously expecting “The Real Rock’N'Rolla”.
If this movie would have a d*** probably a lot of people would knee down and blow it. This right here is Quentin Tarantino at his best. The scenes are great and concentrated, the characters are colorful and charismatic, the dialogs are short, spicy and funny. There are some memorable speeches that are part of the best in the industry. It full of unexpected and keeps you on your toes, but it always seems to give you that “It’s just a movie anyway” kind of glow. Definitely one of my top 10.
Straight up masculine movie. Haven’t met one girl to like this movie. Anyway the quick story is about a gang of bad-guys who get together to pull off a heist. As you get more into the movie, the director, Quentin Tarantino (who is also playing in the movie) unveils more and more undercover facts. I like the movie. I like Quentin’s sometimes sick style, but most I like the way he defines his characters with details and different episodes from their past. Anyway most of us probably heard of this big classic and it’s soundtrack. If not, go out and do something about it.
Probably the most famous English movie of the last couple of decades, Snatch is the best creation of Guy Richie yet (at a tie with Revolver as far as I’m concerned). One might even say Richie is the Tarantino of UK but with a larger accent on pamphlet and humor. Snatch is no exception. The characters and their behavior make all the movie worth while. From start to finish you are fully connected and this happens every time. Try to watch the faces of the characters in the background when stuff happens … funny
This is a waste of time. However, some realities are featured which I found interesting. What I’ve learned from this is that you should not sit down at the movie and expect something certain, because in most cases you will be disappointed. So what I try and do, is find hidden meanings for the scenes or characters and try to find stuff beyond the obvious. Ashton Kutcher fits well in the role (along with the hot, naked chicks), but, to put it lightly, “Spread” is not a movie to watch over and over again.