The second mark Guy Ritchie has left in film.

Rating: 9/10 (25 August 2005)

Guy Ritchie yet again delivers a fast-pace, dynamic combination of story, visuals and soundtrack, making sure that there isn't a dull moment for the audience to drift off on.
the story is centred around a diamond, naturally all the characters want in on its wealth so the plot thickens, a race between characters to the valuable prize.
of course the obvious question is, how does it compare to the famous lock, stock and two smoking barrels? Guy Ritchie clearly left a signature on his first film, fortunately this is carried on to snatch and could be developed even further to create more exciting sequences and more compelling scenes than ever before. Guy Ritchie shines so obviously through the film and doesn't let you forget it was him who directed this cinema masterpiece.