A British version of Pulp Fiction

Rating: Null/10 (1 November 2001)

When I saw this movie, i could see where Guy Ritchie got his inspiration. He must have been watching Pulp Fiction. Evidence for this comparsion are;
1) The cast is male dominated (excluding Tanya, the poker player, Gloria, the stoned woman , and the stripper). In Pulp Fiction, there is only Mia, Fabian and Honey Bunny as the female roles.
2)Its common use of the swear word f**k. It was used so much, that is could be out of fashion. Just like a typical Tarantino movie.

3) It is about lowlifes and criminals. It is like his usual films, such as Vincent Vega and Jules Winnefeld
4) The script is full of wit and black humour. Cheeseburger scene from Pulp Fiction is a good example.
5) Finally both stories are complex and hard to explain, but it is easily intertwined to at the end.
The story is about four blokes who are sometimes slighty on the wrong side of the law. They chip in 25,000 pounds each, for an illegal game of poker. Ed, the card shark from the gang, believes that he will easily win the game. However, what he does not realise is that the card game is rigged. Once he loses the card game, he is threatened to get the money for at least a week, or him and his gangs will face dire consequences. This is the start of a very funny and great movie about the British Underworld of gangsters. Jason Statham, Nick Moran, Dexter Fletcher and Jason Flemying is great as the four unlucky rogues. Everyone keeps on going about the hard nut Vinnie Jones, but the limelight should be given to Vaz Blackwood. He plays Rory Breaker, and he was funny and amazing. Watch this movie and you will fooking enjoy it. KNOW WHAT I MEAN?!