``Snatch'' Guy Ritchie takes on a Hollywood offer and takes on the challenge of a speedy pop masterpiece.

"Snatch" synopsis

It all started with a large 86-carat diamond that Frankie stole. Franky, who shows up with a diamond at an illegal boxing boxing shop, is attacked. Abby, a member of the New York mafia, is chasing a diamond, and Tony is an immortal assassin. Turkish, a betting boxing promoter, and Mickey, a wanderer (Pikey) who tries to get bounty hunting through boxing, join in the mix, and everything becomes intricately intertwined, leading to an unexpected twist. And one whimsical dog holds the key.

Index

• An unexpected move made by a rookie director who has the power to knock down The Birds in flight.
• The reason why it was created as a work with the same genre and similar development as the first work
• What brought about the sudden approach of Brad Pitt, a big fan of the previous work
• Editing work that brought life to disorganized footage

An unexpected move made by a rookie director who has the power to knock down The Birds in flight.

Twenty years have already passed since the release of the low-budget film Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998). This work was produced by Guy Ritchie, who has a background in music videos, and Matthew Vaughn, a producer with experience working as a film staff member in LA. These two talents, who no longer make movies together, worked side by side with the unfounded confidence of their youth, and achieved great success, reaching No. 1 in the box office rankings in the week of release in their home country of England. It's a monumental piece of work.

Of course, they did not get to this point on their own. Trudie Styler (Sting's wife, actress, and producer), who is said to have created an opportunity for Richie and Madonna to later meet, and the well-known Peter Morton (one of the founders of the Hard Rock Cafe). It must not be forgotten that he was supported by strong connections that would be impossible for a new director to make. Talent, passion and support. Without either of these, the company would not have achieved the same level of prominence it has.

In any case, once ``Lock, Stock'' became a huge hit, attention began to turn to Guy Ritchie's next move. It had been his long-held dream to ``one day direct a major film,'' and with his second film, that goal was already within reach. In fact, sweet invitations were constantly coming in from Hollywood.

“Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” trailer

However, another part of Richie's self advises him. "Now is not the time." Even if you break into Hollywood with only half-baked experience and half-hearted determination, you could still be ripped off by the pitfalls of trading or the constraints imposed by studios. In order to succeed in the holy land of movies, I need more time to learn about the Hollywood system. As a result, Ritchie chooses to make another low-budget gangster movie here in London, with the same staff and cast, rather than jump on a fleeting dream. That's how ``Snatch'' was born.

Richie and Vaughn are proud that this was the "right choice." He also said that by refusing Hollywood's invitation and choosing to make this film, ``I was able to understand myself better, and I was able to learn more about how to proceed with each negotiation.''

The reason why it was created as a work with the same genre and similar development as the first work