sv-56457
Joined Jan 2022
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Guy Ritchie's London is where getting shot in the head is easy. Bugai walk around the city in leather jackets and with the appearance of former football players who are extremely hard at knocking out debts. And it's a no brainer that if you and your friends have 100,000 pounds sterling - in no case should you sit down to play poker with a local authority who can, in a fit of anger, extremely ingeniously beat people with half-meter rubber dildos. No brainer, but Eddie (Nick Moran) and his three buddies - Bacon (Jason Statham), Tom (Jason Fleming) and "Soap" (Dexter Fletcher) - no. The guys are in debt. And, in a big way. So now they need bigger guns.
The style of noir, crossed with the era of the 60s and the Twilight Zone against the backdrop of the 90s, gave rise to the effect, on the one hand, of the multi-layered characters and interpretations, and on the other hand, accessibility for understanding by the ordinary viewer, and, consequently, recognition of themselves in the characters. And in fact, people like Dude, Walter and Donnie can often be found in various segments of the population in any country, whether it be the States or Russia. Infantile, psychotic, notorious and at the same time strangely charming inhabitants of the Coen universe suddenly gained a wide audience. And the plot, which in fact is not in the film at all, has gained vitality, as if in front of the viewer his own, albeit pretty stoned, everyday life.