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Old 27-02-2008, 02:01 PM
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Lock Stock was a biggish hit, but I never really enjoyed it. The story was OK and it was directed reasonably well but the characters were not believable. There was a cartoon element to it all. To pick up on Scorsese he has all round strengths and one is making the people real.

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Lock Stock was a biggish hit, but I never really enjoyed it. The story was OK and it was directed reasonably well but the characters were not believable. There was a cartoon element to it all. To pick up on Scorsese he has all round strengths and one is making the people real.
Agree with this. I never really got on with it myself. Mind you it was the first time I ever saw Lenny "The Guv'nor "McLean on screen. What a frightening appearance .
Him and Vinnie Jones made a great couple don't you think?
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Another one that i could recite word for word.
"if you dont wanna be counting the fingers.... you avent got..... i suggest..... you get those guns!"
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It's a mystery to me why anyone would want to sit through this film more than once (especially when there's Sexy Beast and The Limey out there).
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I so agree. Am I alone in thinking that Stormy Monday was much better than Lock Stock and 76 smoking barrels? Probably...
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