Snatch

Snatch

73%

Opening

78% Fast & Furious 6 May 24
—— The Hangover Part III May 23
—— Epic May 24
95% Before Midnight May 24
83% We Steal Secrets: The Story Of Wikileaks May 24
—— Fill the Void May 24
—— A Green Story May 24
—— Alyce Kills May 24

Top Box Office

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78% Iron Man 3 $35.2M
49% The Great Gatsby $23.4M
47% Pain & Gain $3.1M
69% The Croods $2.8M
77% 42 $2.7M
56% Oblivion $2.2M
98% Mud $2.2M
37% Peeples $2.2M
8% The Big Wedding $1.1M

Coming Soon

—— After Earth May 31
—— Now You See Me May 31
88% The East May 31
100% The Kings of Summer May 31

Snatch Reviews

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James Plath
Movie Metropolis

An entertaining romp of a crime caper flick that wants to be funny more than it wants to be dangerous or mysterious.

Full Review Source: Movie Metropolis | Original Score: 7/10

February 26, 2012
M. Faust
Common Sense Media

Eccentric characters, lively banter, adults only.

Full Review Source: Common Sense Media | Original Score: 3/5

January 2, 2011
Matthew Pejkovic
Matt's Movie Reviews

Snatch uses and abuses the template of its breakthrough predecessor, elevates it, and delivers an equal, if not better, version of a film we have all seen before, yet much better the second time around.

Full Review Source: Matt's Movie Reviews | Original Score: 4/5

July 6, 2010
Jeffrey M. Anderson
Combustible Celluloid

It's a twisting, witty, and wise crime-boxing story about the hunt for a huge diamond and a prizefighter who can't take a fall.

Full Review Source: Combustible Celluloid | Original Score: 3/4

May 26, 2006
Wally Hammond
Time Out
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Ritchie's follow-up to Lock, Stock is an even more craftily concocted underworld entertainment, helped no end by the casting of Pitt as the bare-knuckle boxer Mickey.

Full Review Source: Time Out

February 9, 2006
David Nusair
Reel Film Reviews

...an ideal follow-up to writer/director Guy Ritchie's debut effort, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

Full Review Source: Reel Film Reviews | Original Score: 3/4

January 15, 2006
Michael Dequina
Film Threat

Snatch is a full-throttle comedic crime caper that more than resembles Lock, Stock... yet remains a rollicking good time in its own right.

Full Review Source: Film Threat | Original Score: 3.5/5

December 6, 2005

Bullz-Eye.com

Full Review Source: Bullz-Eye.com | Original Score: 4/5

September 10, 2005
Philip Martin
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Madonna's husband is a dervish in the editing room, and he's not ashamed to have nicked most of the conventions of American noir.

Full Review Source: Arkansas Democrat-Gazette | Original Score: B-

January 29, 2005
Jeffrey Westhoff
Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)

Fortunately, the drop in entertainment value from one Ritchie film to the next isn't as steep as the drop in originality.

Full Review | Original Score: 3/4

January 10, 2005
Spence D.
IGN Movies

This is a swift, sharp picture that pleases the senses on all levels, ranging from the visual to the aural, the linguistic, and yes even the intellectual.

Full Review Source: IGN Movies | Original Score: 4.5/5

February 10, 2004
John R. McEwen
Film Quips Online

Snatch, while somewhat hard to follow, represents a fascinating study in character interaction and complex plot development.

Full Review Source: Film Quips Online | Original Score: 4/5

February 8, 2003

Film Threat

Full Review Source: Film Threat | Original Score: 3.5/5

December 8, 2002
Margaret A. McGurk
Cincinnati Enquirer

Writer-director Guy Ritchie might as well have added subtitles saying, 'Take that, Quentin Tarantino!'

Full Review Source: Cincinnati Enquirer | Original Score: 3/4

October 15, 2002
Jon Niccum
Lawrence Journal-World

Ritchie's command of the visual medium is so skillful, his criminals so memorable and his writing so undeniably entertaining, that it's a wasted criticism to try and intellectually dissect [his] movies.

Full Review Source: Lawrence Journal-World | Original Score: 3.5/4

September 7, 2002
Brent Simon
Entertainment Today

A twisty, fun and high energy, if not particularly groundbreaking... de facto sequel to Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

Full Review Source: Entertainment Today | Original Score: C+

September 4, 2002

Hollywood.com

Full Review Source: Hollywood.com | Original Score: 3/4

August 10, 2002
James Sanford
Kalamazoo Gazette

Most of the people we meet have names like Boris the Blade, Gorgeous George or Doug the Head; as you might suspect, none of them are likely to be found taking high tea at Harrods.

Full Review Source: Kalamazoo Gazette

June 10, 2002
Pablo Villaca
Cinema em Cena

Como diretor, Guy Ritchie parece estar se divertindo durante todo o filme.

Full Review Source: Cinema em Cena | Original Score: 4/5

May 31, 2002
Liam Lacey
Globe and Mail
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Bouncing around in a world of bare-knuckle boxing, gypsy swindlers, pretend Jewish diamond merchants, indestructible Russian assassins and a thug who disposes of bodies by feeding them to hungry pigs, Snatch has enough plots for a fair-sized cemetery.

Full Review Source: Globe and Mail | Original Score: 3/4

March 22, 2002

Sight and Sound
June 18, 2012
Felix Vasquez Jr.
Cinema Crazed
April 29, 2009

Boston Phoenix
March 24, 2002
Ted Murphy
Baseline.Hollywood.com

If an audience heads to "Snatch" expecting to see new ground broken by the writer-director, well, they will be disappointed.

Full Review Source: Baseline.Hollywood.com | Original Score: 3.5/5

December 21, 2001
Marke Andrews
Vancouver Sun

October 17, 2001
John Griffin
Montreal Gazette

October 15, 2001
Marc Savlov
Anchorage Press

June 11, 2001
Scott Feschuk
National Post
February 7, 2001

Ebert & Roeper
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February 7, 2001
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