Easily The Greatest Caper of All Time -SNATCH (2000) - Reaction and Discussion

[@Syntell]

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[@nupefromdaville]

Thanks bro! Excited about this one!

[@tbrrrdmn]

Not really told from jump y'all both seen this but....i need y'all to show some love to Smokin Aces. My underrated fave.

[@grimreaper1149]

Check out a Irish movie called man about dog

[@jdm1066]

People who know movies know that Rade Serbedzija played Boris the blade in "Snatch" and Ivan Tretiak in "The Saint"... but Mikael Nyqvist played Viggo Tarasov in "John Wick"

[@AndyCaley]

Check out BARTLEY GOREMAN. he was king of the gypsies - ONE OF THE HARDEST MEN U WILL HAVE SEEN. there is a documentary on him.

[@philb2085]

The bookies robbery is based on a real event. There's a famous UK CCTV clip of a real life bank robber panicking and shoulder barging the door. He's about to give up when a confused little old lady walks in and he escapes. It wasn't locked, he was just pushing when he shoulda been pulling 😂

[@jodu626]

and the headbutt in the first fight is a ref to lenny mclean when he fought some gypsy guy. worth searching on youtube.it seems it was bad idea to headbutt lenny

[@theemperormoth5089]

Yeah, all the antics of The Yardies in this film are based on real "stupid crooks" stories lol

[@lorddoobsworth144]

@@jodu626 I remember seeing the other guy getting interviewed while you can see Lenny's footprint on his face and the interviewer is like "what did you make of that?" 🤣😂

[@jodu626]

@@lorddoobsworth144 😆

[@krg1605]

I've heard of a similar event - not sure if it's true but I've heard it several times so who knows? Apparently someone with a gun robbed a financial establishment ( bank / building society?) with a gun while wearing leathers and a crash helmet to hide his identity. The cops were round his house straight away to arrest him as the cameras showed his name on his crash helmet. As I said not sure if this IS true but it's a gem if it is.....

[@chr1998is]

This is probably one of the best British gangster films of all time. The one liners in this film are crazy. Great story, fantastic characters and a cool soundtrack.

[@scrappydoo7887]

@@chr1998is NOT IN THE CAR SOL YOU ARSEHOLE 🤣🤣

[@raysunlight8572]

@@chr1998is and Rock'n Rolla

[@nialllambert3194]

As for Pitt, he's said himself that he counts this as perhaps his greatest ever role.

[@fedeanna8708]

I agree

[@ns5000uk]

Dead Man’s Shoes is another British classic. Very dark but an excellent addition to unseen UK bangers list.

[@multifaceteduser3405]

haven't heard it that one before , illl check it out

[@Tlhakxza]

Haven't heard that one...will check it out... Thanks 👍🏿

[@shallowkal]

@@multifaceteduser3405 it's on of the best British films of all time. An absolute must watch classic.

[@peterd788]

When you look at the cast it's incredible this was made for $10 million.

[@palmeristo]

@@peterd788 and then look at today's films, the joker 2 is a prime example of too much for nothing special.

[@kJ922-h3j]

This film just gets better the more you watch it! So quotable

[@TheChiraagG]

It's one even I don't mind seeing a reaction for even if the reactors have seen it. Simply because they notice the little things, mouth the quotes because it is indeed that quotable and then they can just indulge in laughing as hard as Syntell did because it's just that ludicrously fun a movie.

[@kJ922-h3j]

@@TheChiraagG yeah, this and the Cornetto trilogy, it’s hard to get silly comedy right I think and they did it perfectly!

[@rickardstrom9305]

One of the great ones - Snatch, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Hot Fuzz.

[@orangewarm1]

a crap film. Try The Italian Job (1969); Sneakers; Ocean's Eleven; The Asphalt Jungle; The Killing; Le Circle Rouge; Heat; Inside Man; The Friends of Eddie Coyle; The Kings; Sexy Beast; The Taking of Pelham 123; The Thomas Crown Affair (1968); Nine Queens; Criss Cross; Ronin; House of Games; The Sting; Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

[@kJ922-h3j]

@@orangewarm1 A lot of that list is such a random list to compare it to 😂. This is a gangster parody movie but btw watch the first half of the Italian Job again and tell me that has aged well…it’s bad. The second half saves it but still

[@thetimelapsesketchbook.9088]

Legend says Boris survived. Legend also says that Charlie is still cooking those sausages and they are still five minuites away!

[@FAFO4wisdom-s9o]

@@thetimelapsesketchbook.9088 it 5 minutes 10 minutes ago!

[@countys32]

Watching Snatch with these guys makes me appreciate the humor of this film on a whole different level, they get every joke and are not shy about laughing out loud, and I'm laughing with them even though I've seen this film at least 10 times at this point.

[@ellisrochlin2267]

Ten times , wasn't that complicated to follow 😂😂 lol , brilliant cast ,brilliant one liners brilliant characters. Will admit I am guilty of jack Nicholson one flew over cuckoo's nest , godfather and forest gump x 5

[@countys32]

@@ellisrochlin2267 10 times because it is a good film and no other reason. You're a f'ing moron.

[@SteveODonnell]

This and Lock Stock and 2 Smoking barrels are just fantastic.

[@peterarmstrong6928]

Layer cake is another you would enjoy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@gordonmorgan6298]

@peterarmstrong6928 nah that was average at best.

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

"I don't understand that Cockney s**t" he says, while listening to someone doing an Irish traveller voice 😂

[@TheBaron901]

Glad pointed that out lol it's nowhere near cockney 😂

[@stephenlow1841]

To Americans, the rest of the English-speaking world ALL sound the same :)

[@GlenCurtis-q1n]

​@@stephenlow1841Brad Pitt isn't speaking English in this film though....

[@stephenlow1841]

​@@GlenCurtis-q1n Exactly. He is speaking Shelta, the dominant language of the Irish Traveller community, and so most definitely not speaking cockney which IS a form of English and what the guys watching seem to think he is speaking.

[@seryph3140]

"Because he dodges bullets Avi" is up there with "You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!"

[@newcardsmell]

"Oi! I love this track!"

[@lmillssafc]

One of my fabourite Brit Flick’s. Glad to see you enjoyed it as much too. ✌🏼🇬🇧

[@darrena5384]

Fun fact, Brad Pitt wasn’t going to be in this film but Brad loved lock stock and begged Guy Ritchie to write him into his next film, so he changed the script for Brad Pitts character to fit in.

[@HarryFlowerrs]

I knew that too, also behind ‘Kick Ass’.

[@AuroraMeansDawn27]

The dog KILLS ME! When he attacks everyone, i literally can't breathe. Lol

[@direnova6284]

So many great characters, they all have so much personality

[@rickybuhl3176]

Good times. The Lock, Stock series (Snatch therein) and Cornetto Trilogy - Epically good British Cinema.

[@TheChiraagG]

A more serious, but still fantastically funny movie outside of these serieses worth a watch is Four Lions. It's...... brilliant.

[@daxrico266]

Just to be _that guy_ , Brad Pitt's accent wasn't cockney. It was a gypsy accent. Brick Top had a cockney accent/dialect

[@zenbyo]

In the 'Infinity War' movie, Thanos is standing on Benicio Del Toro (the collector) and asks 'Where is the stone?' in the sing-song way that Benicio does in this movie when he looks for the diamond. That was a nice touch.

[@chrisfraser5088]

Genuinely one of my favourites of all time 😂

[@spruce381]

Totally not cockney / comes from Ireland, but they stick to their own and the accent is unique. Used to travel fixing metal (tinkers), but throw away society ended that. Now do crappy tarmac drives, roof repairs that aren’t required - and some say they relieve folk of anything from site tools to jewels. Loyal to their tribe - and they are tribes like plains Indians. ❤👍🏽👍☘️

[@I_ll_beer_back]

Guy Ritchie has made some first-class films: - Sherlock Holmes (with Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law) - RocknRolla - The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - The Gentlemen - Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels All the actors in “Snatch” are brilliant. But Alan Ford as “Brick Top” and Brad Pitt as “One Punch” Mickey O'Neil are outstanding. Exceptionally good and funny action comedy.

[@nilesstark]

We're all still waiting for Real RocknRolla.

[@ChelseaPensioner-DJW]

@@I_ll_beer_back you can add 'The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare ' and 'Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre'.

[@richarddeckard9804]

Bricktop is one of the greatest creations in British crime cinema. Ford was magnificent, here. Utterly ‘orrible little c*nt indeed! 😂

[@LittleGalaxyBoy]

Ireland in general is wild when it comes to accents. I'm from Northern Ireland and you'll hear like 5+ differant accents in each county and not to mention the differant dialects as well. And you only need to drive a few minutes for the accents to change, across villages, towns, and cities. Imagine all the American accents you can think of but compacted to just a 30 min to an hour drive from each other. My mother has a strong country Derry accent while my friend's mother has a strong city Belfast accent and they have no idea what the other person is saying. Belfast is only an hour away as well. And then there's people, usually older individual who have such a strong accent that only one person in the family can understand what there and your sitting there thinking "That's not even English" with your mum having to translate for you. Recall coming with my mum to her uncles house and having no idea what he was saying to me, smile and nod was all I could do lol And I didn't even mention the Irish Traveller accent you hear in this film. Even Irish people struggle understanding that one, yet it's beautiful that such a small island can be home to so many accents and dialects.

[@jackdaniels4346]

And languages lool. And even dialects in Irish

[@spruce381]

There’s a different accent in Colraine than Ballymoney At least 6 indigenous accents in Dublin. That said - English mostly hear one. I’m asked by a most if I’m North or South of Ireland 😂

[@Luftkenza]

The Uk and Ireland genuinely probably has the most accents in the world. Mad you can go 10 MINUTES down the road and suddenly everyone sounds like aliens in comparison

[@Gismo-ih7gi]

I can totally relate to the accent translation. Had a mate years ago from scotland. His accent was strong but clear. Met his great uncle from the highlands, I honestly got 1 word outta 15. I just went with the nod and smile, and hoped for the best.

[@richarddeckard9804]

I used to live in the Shetland islands & legend has it the high schools have classroom assistants from one of the islands, as none of the other inhabitants can understand the accent of kids from there. Favourite hot drink & biscuit? “A chop o’ choi an’ a Chaffa chake.” I kid you not. “Yok a haud o yun fae ower yondroo” means “pass that from over there”. It’s a dialect, but more like a bloody language!! Great folk, just smile, nod and drink! 😂

[@nikeetube17]

Snatch is an all time favorite of mine and I saw this before Lock, Stock... This movie put Guy Ritchie on my permanent radar. When I recommend him to people who don't watch movies as much I call him the Quentin Tarantino of British mob movies although he does other types of films.

[@Beery1962]

And he's better than Quentin Tarantino. Tarantino is a poor man's Guy Ritchie.

[@craigmcgowan2738]

Love the reaction fellas. Americans that appreciate a British movie. Ganied a subscriber.

[@Chris-r7d]

As an East London boy I love seeing these two geezas appreciate something that gives you a true flavour of where I grew up and the kinda characters you meet. I've seen this movie a hundred times or more, but now I'm laughing at these guys laughing k3ep it up lads

[@wolfeflambe]

You’ve mixed up the actor who plays Boris with another actor in John Wick. That actor is Michael Nyquist.

[@Paul_1971]

Glad you clarified as I was getting confused there thinking I don't remember Boris in John Wick!

[@0okamino]

Easy mistake to make, though. I think Rade Šerbedžija and Michael Nyqvist could have been very convincingly cast as brothers. It’s kind of a wonder that nobody ever did that.

[@tommym5023]

Remember him in Eyes Wide Shut

[@leonhuggins7579]

​@@0okamino Dang i thought it was the same guy...leaen aummin new every day 😮

[@TequilaToothpick]

I was looking up the actor and thinking surely they've confused him for the guy in John Wick 1 lol.

[@elingrome5853]

"someone should make a Tarantino style gangster movie... but in the UK... with London gangsters.." - my bro said this to me about a year before this movie was made...

[@nelisvanwieren9508]

This is one of my favourite movies of all time

[@nav2009]

watch inburgee !

[@nelisvanwieren9508]

@@nav2009 I've seen that. Also very good

[@Patrick-fo9he]

“Thought you said he was a getaway driver, WTF could he get away from” honestly one of the best lines is the history of film

[@reaperj550]

It really isn't. There's a hundred better quotables in this movie alone

[@Patrick-fo9he]

@@reaperj550 in your opinion lol, not mine

[@reaperj550]

@@Patrick-fo9he you stated it as fact not opinion ☺

[@Patrick-fo9he]

@@reaperj550 if it makes you feel better mate

[@reaperj550]

@@Patrick-fo9he you using less cri ge would make me feel better

[@POpperoni75020]

I got slapped the first time I saw it at the cinema, the audience was crying with laughter, really at the exit everyone was smiling, I watch it from time to time or certain scenes that play in shorts. a little masterpiece of entertainment.

[@JohnBogna]

My friends and I used to quote Bullet-Tooth Tony's replica speech all the time 😆 One of the most gangster characters in modern cinema.

[@deadcatthinks6725]

"Tyrone" also turns up as "Omar" in The 51st Sate with Sam L Jackson & co, great film.

[@ronburrelljr7077]

That head gangster with them thick coke bottles glasses had me cracking up 😅

[@Beery1962]

His "Nemesis" speech is brilliant.

[@KekeElBecko]

A regret of me and my dad is that my grandad (my mum's dad) never saw this film. He'd have loved it.

[@denzelelysium]

Tommy and the piker next to Mickey in most scenes are both phenomenal character actors as well. Awesome ensemble cast.

[@richarddeckard9804]

Stephen Graham and Jason Flemyng. Flemyng was in Lock Stock & is an old mate of Ritchie’s. Graham is an incredible actor.

[@samhain81]

I was in this film, as one of the children. I had a speaking line too. Great video :)

[@GreenEyedRogue]

What do you mean, you've lost Gorgeous George? It's not like he's a set of fucking car keys! It's not as if he's incon-fucking-spicuous?

[@GlenCurtis-q1n]

Come again?

[@newwave6404]

I love that Americans find this film funny such a classic

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Some directors are artists. Some have pretensions to being artists. Guy Ritchie is one of those that knows how to craft satisfying movies. Not everyone can be a great artist, but being a master craftsman is nothing to be ashamed of.

[@LSMSusan]

I really enjoy watching you do these. Love the way you look stuff up much better than making wild guesses and getting it completely wrong.

[@eddiebirdie1545]

That was great, it was like watching it with my mates "how long for them sausages"?😂.

[@StephMcAlea]

Random fact: the guys stood around Brick Top at the fight (the one giving him disrespect) ate uncredited because 3 if them are ACTUAL East End gangsters.

[@neilreading3552]

This is just great. One of the best British films ever, it’s great that you get it and love it. You got it just right, all the best clips all lined up, it was mostly overlooked at the time, classic now. Great to see your joy of it. 🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@nobodyexceptme7794]

Syntell was having the time of his life w/ this one! He didn't stop laughing from beginning to end! 🤣🤣🤣 if u guys want to react to another great british movie watch "this is england" its kind of like a british american history x/boys in the hood. About a group of young boys coming up in england in the 80s and how the politics/racism and more of the time effect their lives. If u guys like it they then did 3 tv mini series follow ups that catch up w/ the characters at diff periods ending the 80's. They are like 3 to 4 episodes a piece. This is England '86, '88, 'and '90. Highly recommended if you want to dive more into the reality of british culture during the time. Has some of the same actors from these films you guys have been recently watching.

[@richarddeckard9804]

Tommy, from this - Stephen Graham - is incredible in This is England.

[@andrew-ih8sw]

I swear everyone was great in this movie. They were all hilarious

[@utubeballbag]

I watched snatch 3 times in the cinema when it came out originally

[@tnightwolf]

One of my favorite movies ever!❤

[@yaakhee]

Ive got to say I love that you guys are calling out the shite acting and plot holes while enjoying the film. Makes this reaction so much better than other channels on youtube.

[@keeperofthecheese]

I love Brad Pitts first appearance - taking a shit behind a caravan XD

[@andyyoung9463]

You two are a great watch. Keep it up guys

[@nelisvanwieren9508]

You know what? You just made me wanna watch it again

[@dannythedoodle]

Yo, you boys ain't done 'This Is England' yet. Looking forward to it 😊

[@Reevesy791]

I second this

[@benjames9158]

yh bit o education on the skinhead subculture don't hurt

[@yomo1690]

This is England has to be followed up with the 3 series 86,88 and 90. The film is good, the series is exceptional.

[@TheAussieLeo]

Snatch, Lock Stock... some great Brit movies

[@agm5424]

For those interested in other dark comedy action films similar to this one I recommend the following: Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. RocknRolla. The Guard. In Bruges. If anyone knows any other please let let me know.

[@rikleblond1698]

Sexy beast

[@jacksmith4460]

Loved the reaction guys, love the film really love your take on this film

[@tomvincent3234]

Love Honour and Obey is a great British Gangsta film. A comedy classic. But brutal at the same time. Such good film. Loved. Can watch it again and again.

[@margiegoldsmith-qu6mq]

This is one of my favourite movies, so love Guy Ritchie, also love Rock n Roller, lock stock and two smoking barrels

[@kradomc]

I love your boys' laughs! You even point out funny things I never noticed in multiple watchings before! 😂 Make more videos guys!

[@ungenerationed9022]

One of my all time favorites! Cracks me up every time too. Well done gents. Not like it's a set o' car keys, now is it? 🤣🤣🤣

[@yesnomaybe7]

Theses are like movies from the streets, we can all relate to theses type of people, if you came from that background

[@gaztintin3537]

If you like Snatch…..then RocknRolla should be your next Guy Ritchie gangster movie reaction….same flavour movie but with Idris Elba, Tom Hardy & Gerald Butler starring 🤝🏽🤝🏽

[@GlenCurtis-q1n]

Top man, I've always said Rocknrolla is his best film

[@connorcureton7334]

Borris actor wasn't in john wick, that was Michael Nyqvist.

[@gaztintin3537]

This is Brad Pitt’s finest movie role 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@B8Lola]

This is one of my favorite movie.

[@ShelbyBaby27]

bts of Guy Ritchie films are the BEST! Hilarious and educational

[@carolinafine8050]

Bricktop vs Joe Pesci in goodfellas. I’d love you see that

[@Vinny-vk3xg]

This is my favourite film and you guys gave me jokes with the commentary. Much love from London.

[@jokeane2480]

Coming from gypsy community meself - brads accent is shocking- buy me Ma caravan. We'd never say that😂 Brilliant reaction vid guys 🙏❤

[@mitchelllawrence2798]

You can't beat authentic British films.

[@RolandDeschain1]

'Disco Biscuits' = Ecstacy

[@danicallmeover4778]

To me this is one of the best comedies ever, this movie is just perfect! 👌🔥😍

[@demoremda]

nice to see you guys enjoying this movie as much as i do

[@johndellorusso9936]

I love guy Richie films. You should watch his earlier work lock stock and 2 smokin barrels, amazing work

[@Phil_D_Waller]

great reaction chaps! really enjoyed it!

[@Richie8406]

When the Brits strike gold it is always top tier. This film is a cult film for the ages mate. Everyone loves it. I remember when Trainspotting came out, Scottish to be fair, and I read years later that they had subtitles in American cinemas. Understandable back then, but it seems America has had 20+ years of influx from British culture now so that they have acquired a taste for it. So interesting. Was not the case in the 90's I believe

[@jacksmith4460]

Bricktop is easily the best performance, he is perfection in that role...so horrible, but so funny, and he is Cockney AF. THAT is Cockney , what Brad Pitt is imitating has way more Irish in it, Its closest sounding accent is Northern Irish, but its not the same as that either, but has elements of Irish and British accents in it. Its hard to explain, but its very different sounding to Cockney. I appreciate to you it may all mush together, but to someone in the UK, Cockney and the "Pikey" accent Brad Pitt is doing are very very very different, about as different as possible to be and both still sound Brittish. Many (not all ) Gypsy's in the Uk have Irish heritage, hence the huge amount of Irish sound in some Traveller/Gypsy communities. Also many Romani Gypsy's too but that has more of a Dominant UK sound, but with a blend of regional UK vowels etc, that in turn is another accent, and in some cases that has even blended, blurring the lines even more. With city accents as well, even the difference between where I live ,Bristol(Bristolian accent) which is 100 miles away from London (cockney accent) we have very different accents, and ours is a lot closer in sound to London, but to peeps in London they would say we sound like farmers or even Pirates or something like that. Then there are Asian, Middle eastern, African and Carribean influences on accents all over the country , accents in the UK are mad, cray variety and different slangs all over the country. The blend of also modern and old accents is crazy. Old skool Bristolian, is quite different to modern Bristolian , as is Cockney etc the north of the uk has radically different accents to the south, even the middle has its own thing going on, then you have the Welsh in the West an dthe Scottish in the North who themselves have very broad and even vastly differently regional accents in of themselves. Is actually mind boggling for such a small place

[@richarddeckard9804]

Pitt’s is an attempt at a Rathkeale accent. The Rathkeale Rovers are legendary travelling folk, flogging dodgy firetrap sofas and tarring drives that don’t need it with chored (stolen) tarmac, from council sites, usually! Unreal. Best line I ever heard from one? “I donknow how fas’ oi wuz goin, bu’ tu tellyez the trut’, the telegraph poles looked loike corduroy!” Pissed ourselves laughing at that one.

[@AL-xk5uh]

Brick Top, one of the finest characters of all time.....

[@darkphoenix6807]

Brad Pitt’s accent is on point!

[@AirWindFire]

Hitting these movie reactions out of the park lately!

[@MiniLemmy]

I remember watching this in the cinema, and the laughter was loud and non-stop! So many great quotes and great scenes - Having Brad Pitt in this movie was certainly bait to watch it, but I would have seen it anyway because of how much I loved the first Guy Richie film I saw (Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels)

[@chsh1]

Wow Connor i have watched you for the last year maybe longer, i just love your reaction style mate and the mental health thing but this reaction was perceptive, passionate and inspiring! You are another level and thank you!

[@thetoffeedigger]

Stephen Graham took his mate for the audition. And the guy in london looked at him, the rest is history.

[@RedHairAleks]

This film is full of amazing characters, but for reasons I can't quite explain gal at the bookies is my favourite. Every time I rewatch this movie she and whole robbery scene amuses me to no end.😂

[@gordowg1wg145]

I don't know about 'favourite", but it's 100% one i always look forward to. Might be something to do with an attraction towards straight talking, no-shit taken, women.

[@RedHairAleks]

@@gordowg1wg145 I thought about it and I think you are right.👍

[@clivelogsdon1492]

Brilliant, haven't seen this for yonks. Going to have to buy it

[@stevenmclaren2730]

That was a great reaction. Need to watch that film, looks so good

[@jstuka8286]

My OG favourite Guy Ritchie movie ❤️. The Man from Uncle is a very close second. Definitely worth a watch if you haven’t seen it already

[@Emilyb21-dm3bf]

Guy Ritchie paid homage to Martin Scorsese with the boot shots and raging bull in the last fight seen. I love the old school east end cockney and camel jacket like old 60s British cockney films

[@paulsmall4609]

Really enjoyed your reaction made me want to watch it again ❤😂

[@leeholt1820]

Loving these reaction videos lads, it's ace that you guys appreciate our daft humour as much as you do, love it! If you want a good British gangster film that's funny but a bit dark too look up a film based in Liverpool called "Going off big time"

[@RockPowerUSA]

That was awesome watching it with you too. I had forgotten to how much I had missed from before. Brad Pitt😊

[@Zamo14]

It is a great piece of art!Guy did amazing

[@Smileybeeblevrox]

That actor was also in The Saint as the bad guy with Val Kilmer

[@SentiNel090]

12:05 double fun fact: Tyrone was a simple crewman, shit happened and he got the job as Getaway Driver. They liked it, so his role got expanded. Or so I've heard. Could be bollocks.

[@nupefromdaville]

Fantastic

[@HarryFlowerrs]

Highly recommend ‘The Long Good Friday’, an absolute British classic!

[@shawnjohnson2837]

Lock stock and two smoking barrels was Stathems first movie in 1998 which to more roles ...plus Boris the blade wasn't in John Wick..duh

[@Jackahuahua]

You guys are hilarious... subscribed. Thanks for uploading. Great movie too. 😂 🇬🇧

[@flawedgenius]

The guy who plays the bad boy yardie is Goldie, a well known name in the 90s Jungle scene

[@nupefromdaville]

And he was a low level bad guy in a bond film. I know who he is because my nickname was also Goldie

[@cjwhiterabbit1]

Next to Get Garter, Italian Job, Long Good Friday , Sexy Beast , League of Gentleman (b&w classic) ... this is right up there with the best of crime / heist / caper movies

[@GeorgeMelvin-rc4sq]

you boys obviously enjoyed this