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By Jay L (562) on 30 Apr 2011

Mixing farce with a seedy criminal underworld is audacious, but Ritchie proves it can be done…

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By Richard D (1,732) on 30 Apr 2011

Not as great as it seemed when it first came out, but still a lot of fun. The Blu-Ray doesn't seem nearly as bad as I had heard…

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By Oliver J (57) on 25 Apr 2011

This isn't just a brainless film full of guns, swearing and accents as some may claim…

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By Lucas G (212) on 23 Apr 2011

I couldn't stop laughing the whole time…

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By Sergio P (86) on 22 Apr 2011

Filme ingles engraÃ§ado apesar de ja ser um pouco antigo. Tem uma historia verdadeiramente rocambolesca…

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By Elin G (165) on 20 Apr 2011

Well put together Guy Richie movie with tons of stories all interweaving and all ending up in Stings bar for the finish, very cool, plus a…

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By Matthew K (819) on 17 Apr 2011

Lock Stock is a genre and decade defining caper with a cracking script, entertaining performances and directorial flare. Essential…

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By Nadim K (61) on 16 Apr 2011

Just be patient if you did not understand anything in the beginning of the movie, everything will make sense at the end and you'll be amazed…

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By Donna . (87) on 15 Apr 2011

The ending of this movie always makes me laugh. I love this too…

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By Christopher C (1,363) on 12 Apr 2011

LOCK, STOCK AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS was Guy Ritche's first major film, using a fairly small budget and a cast of unknowns to create an epic…

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By Grayson D (751) on 12 Apr 2011

I hate this film and how it has unfairly become a cult classic. The writing is just adequate and the violence serves no purpose…

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By Rick R (465) on 10 Apr 2011

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998) This was my first experience with a Guy Richie film…

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By Kristijonas F (52) on 26 Mar 2011

A dastardly funny and witty Brit-Gangster film from Guy Ritchie…

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By Haris V (7) on 25 Mar 2011

Guy Ritchie's debut was also Guy Ritchie's finest. A cool, fast-paced, fun, violent and smart heist buddy movie…

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By James B (2,746) on 24 Mar 2011

Great movie, I wanted a better ending but other than that its about a poker game gone wrong and the consequences…

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By Andrew R (1,534) on 21 Mar 2011

Everything that can go wrong...does....or in an odd way everything goes right…

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By John O (1,007) on 19 Mar 2011

A pretty funny film, not as good as Snatch but still good…

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By Muhammad N (11) on 18 Mar 2011

Wanna see Statham be a one of 4 sh*t-head, watch this…

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Review of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)

By Daniel A (1,013) on 16 Mar 2011

Guy Ritchie's acclaimed debut is an explosive London heist that works so well because it knows not to take itself too seriously…

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Review of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)

By Bob S (742) on 05 Mar 2011

One of my favorites. Well written characters and story. The dialogue is funny and the story is complex. Paths cross with great ease…

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