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"Lock, Stock, and Two-smoking Barrels"

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In Reply to: RE: The Gentlemen posted by Mike B. on July 19, 2020 at 08:39:07

I think is his best both for plot movement, characters, and dialogue. "Snatch" similarly was good with a movie-stealin' bit from Brad Pitt. After that, he seemed to lose his way---perhaps the post-Madonna blues that affected Sean Penn, also. "Gentlemen" seemed a little forced, the dialogue not as witty, just nastier.

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RE: "Lock, Stock, and Two-smoking Barrels" - Billy Wonka 10:32:02 07/20/20 (0)
Probably his best. 'Snatch', for me, was ruined by Pitt's Pikey performance. I actually liked 'Robin Hood' for the direction and dialog. All his scripts seem to be a lesson on finessing the English language.

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