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

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

In conclusion, ``Snatch'' received high praise following ``Lock, Stock''. The skill with which the large number of characters introduced was handled in a light manner was extremely sophisticated, and the ability to bring together disparate elements felt even more powerful than in the previous work. However, on the other hand, it is true that there was some criticism, saying, ``Isn't it exactly the same as the previous work?''

Is it natural that this happened? This work does not have a script that has been carefully developed for a long time, but rather a collection of anecdotes and episodes about various gangs that I heard leaked during the production of "Lock, Stock". This is because it was a film that was meant to be made, and the fact that it was put together in the form of the second installment of a series was stronger.

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What's more, the idea is also filled with a love affair typical of Guy Ritchie. He was once in a relationship with a Jewish woman, and he wanted to incorporate her family and unique customs, which he used to treat her with, into the film. This is why this film depicts a small amount of Jewish culture.

What brought about the sudden approach of Brad Pitt, a big fan of the previous work