They don't make opening credits like this anymore

True Masterpiece! IMO this is the best Guy Ritchie Movie. What do you think?

Best Ritchie film. My favorite Brad Pitt performance.

@realtonyamusic Could be #2 for me behind Rock N Rolla in terms of Guy Ritchie films and top 3for Brad as a character. Tough choice for me with Brad in Inglorious Bastards, Fight Club, or 12 Monkeys

@vashikoo OMG! Rock n Rolla is also very special. Its my #2 😎

The SNATCH opening credits are such a great reminder that a title sequence can be part of the storytelling, not just a way to relay information about the cast and crew. In a few minutes you get character, rhythm, tone, genre and attitude... basically setting up the whole world of the movie. Probably Guy Ritchie’s best film too.

HARD AGREE

Well… I believe I’ve found my new catch phrase.

Guy Ritchie doesn't make movies like that anymore

This movie is a gem. Pun intended.

Good ol Guy Ritchie , now he does generic Hollywood shit, wish he was not this famous and would do films such as this one

They will go through bone like butter

I miss opening credits.

Mainly because it's unbelievable that a man will make his flight that leaves in 20 min before he's even at the airport. :)

2000 was a different world

Pue la merde

Just needs directors to make more effort. I think TV drama is pushing title credit design more than film.

Damn. Now I want to watch it again. So good.

so much energy and my favorite Brad Pitt performance.

This is why Tarantino said he didn't want to use Avid systems for Kill Bill.

Совсем не так круто без "Художественный фильм "Спиздили""

You got anything to declare? Yeah, don’t go ta England…

Absolute work of art, have watched this endlessly - For fuck sake Tyrone!

I show this to my editing students every semester.

To be fair, the style does feel a bit dated at this point. Exceptional film, though. Inspired too many others is the problem 😂

I do love it when it's executed with gusto and elegance

Brad Pitt's best role

thank god... because that is the purist example of 'trendy' creativity in the history of cinema. is it good, hell yes... is it passé, hell yes.

It's been around for generations of filmmakers to use and build upon.

that's barely one generation...

When did Ritchie lose this level of energy. His new movies don’t have this level of flair

It makes no sense for thieves to disguise as Joos; they're known to steal shit, claim it's theirs and kill children to keep it.

It's not cost effective, lol.

bu film malesef ki türk sinemasına geri dönülmez yaralar açtı...

Story of dags

I only just realised Baccano! and Durarara!!'s opening credits are copying Snatch's opening credits.

thank God cause that was gay

When you get back to London, if you need a gun call this number. Its my cousin, Boris 😂

Boris the Blade? As in Boris the Bullet Dodger? Why do they call him the Bullet Dodger? Because he dodges bullets Avi.

😂👌

I fucking love this movie

This style of filmmaking has completely moved to tiktok/insta.

I've always loved Guy Ritchie's style, but the man needs to stick to doing gangster caper flicks none this King Arthur, Aladin, and Swept Away garbage. 😉

Snatch mention! Best movie in the world

They didn't do it back then either. snatch was quite the one-off.

Two minutes Turkish!