Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great transfer/upgrade from previous releases. I recommend purchasing if ur a fan of Guy R.

enjoyed this film and brad pritt as well. love the colors and artwork of the steelbook

Story was slow. A little boring. Acting was adequate but the actors didn't have a great script to work with.

Snatch is one of those movies you either love or hate. I like it but it never rose above "cult movie" status and never will.

good for a laugh very dated movie 4kand hdr average at best

Haven't seen the movie yet but was adamantly told I need to buy it. So I did :P Putting into rotation for our group movie nights

This movie is a classic! Great for a few laughs and great acting. The steel case artwork is awesome too!

Great movie. Good steelbook. Inside is not designed, slightly disappointed.

Fun British humor. Brad Pitt is phenomenal, can't understand a word he says but phenomenal.

I was drawn in by the case of this product but the inside is blank and lacklustre.

This movie is okay. I anticipated more from this movie.

this movie jumps around,but all in all not a bad movie

Haven't really watched it bought it for my girl but she likes it so why not right?

I don't like this movie, but lots of people like this movie.

hilarious. you almost have to read the subtitles to get it

It was like fight club only not as good but it was aight

Awful and very uninspired artwork for one of the greatest movies of all time.

This was a typical Guy Ritchie, nearly completely incomprehensible English cockney movie.

This is definitely one of Brad Pitt/Jason Stratham's best movies EVER! There is a great plot that, though sometimes gets itself sidetracked, always keeps itself prevelant through the fog. + To be fair, there are actually numerous different plots that develop throughout the movie, but the gist of it is this... + Avi, (Dennis Farina) is trying to get his hands on a massive diamond, and everyone else seems to have the same idea. He decides to send Frankie Four Fingers (Benicio Del Toro) to retrieve it; this is how the movie starts. + Turkish (Jason Stratham) is managing a boxer named Gorgeous George, who consequently gets KTFO by an Irish gypsy boxer named Mickey (Brad Pitt). + Now, Gorgeous George was supposed to take to the ring and fight a boxer under the management of Brick Top (Alan Ford), a man that no-one seems to want to mess with. Since Mickey sent Gorgeous to the ER, and the fight had to go on, Turkish and his partner Tommy (Stephen Graham) negotiate a caravan deal with Mickey to step in and fight. The only stipulation, he has to throw the fight... + The movie keeps building on itself and comes to an explosive ending that is sure to make you glad that you just sat through the whole thing. It has comedy, wit, and an all-star cast, definitely an amazing movie. Highly recommended.

Like most I'm sure I purchased this movie back in 2000 when it released. I really doubt I need to review the movie itself, I mean come on! Pitt, Del Toro, Statham, Farina, Jones, Beckwith, Ford, Flemyng, Bremner, and a slew of others. All of this topped off by a movie written and directed by Guy Ritchie! Good luck not liking this movie! As for the steelbook case, its probably the coolest one I own; nice solid yellow with awesome artwork adorning the front and back. It only comes with a blu ray disc; no DVD (big loss, unless you like moving backwards through advancements in technology) or digital copy ($2 can remedy that pretty quick). Price is right for a blue ray of a great movie with a great looking, durable case!