Ritchie delivers a brilliant and often hysterically funny film

Rating: 10/10 (26 April 2014)

Guy Ritchie has made himself a cult director. With the exception of Swept Away and Revolver, his films have been noted for their usage of irony and for their extremely colorful characters.
The film begins with one of the most expertly made heist scenes. No shots were even fired while the four Jews were busting the diamond bank. After the heist, they get a huge 84 carat diamond (which is flawless, according to Vincent in a later scene).
We then cut to Turkish, who was named after a plane crash. Why? His parents met on that plane. He is a boxing promoter and his manager, Brick Top is a extremely scary character? Why? Because if something goes very wrong with him and it is related to a person that he knows he goes to murder that person, and then feed him to the pigs.
Things go from bad to worse when Boris the Blade hires three complete idiots to rob a bookies. They later realize that someone has entered the bookies and they think it is Franky, but its really just a complete stranger. Franky then is murdered and things not only spiral out of control, but into one of the most hilarious films I have ever seen.
I could go on and on about this film, but I shall leave it here. This film is a masterwork by Guy Ritchie and is one of my all time favorite movies of all time. The way he treats this film is absolute beauty.