Vas Blackwood

Vas Blackwood

  • Born: 1962-10-19
  • Height: 5' 9" (1.75 m)
  • Profession: actor
  • Representative Works: Shocking prison escape, subway panic
  • Vas Blackwood (Vas Blackwood), born on January 17, 1961, actor, major works " Criminal ", " Mercenaries ", "Robbery in Broad Daylight".
    Extended Reading
    • Shanon 2022-03-21 09:01:03

      Narrative analysis

      The film in 1998 is amazing!
      Narrative clues:
      1. Four young people want gambling debts
      2. Harry collects debts and wants to return the value-added smoky gun
      3. Harry’s old assistant confessed that two dumb thieves stole the guns and got back the guns
      4. Two A stupid thief steals a gun, retrieves...

    • Syble 2022-03-21 09:01:03

      Comment

      Eddie took a huge amount of money to participate in the high-stakes gambling round of the underworld, not wanting to fall into the trap, and owed 500,000 gambling debts. In order to pay off the gambling debts, Eddie and his friends racked their brains and finally figured out a group of drug dealers...

    • Rylee 2022-03-25 09:01:03

      The multi-threaded interlaced film technique in "Two Smoke Guns" makes the plot brilliant, and the interlocking logical and rigorous black humor makes people see the unique charm of British comedy, and makes the incredible style so mature. The refined work is actually the first show of a director named Guy Ritchie. Perhaps a small person like a movie can always bring surprises.

    • Lupe 2022-03-24 09:01:04

      Too awesome, a script like a god! All kinds of characters and all kinds of events are finally connected together like a god. What kind of logic is this! Speechless! God film! There is nothing to say, the scriptwriter's classic template is actually here! Multi-line mixed narrative! Everyone has a very clear objective, so that the conflicts are very clear and fierce and very beautiful! "Crazy Stone" is also learning this!

    Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels quotes

    • "Hatchet" Harry: How did you get your hands on these, then?

      Big Chris: The boys had 'em. I know you like these sort of things, wondered if you wanted 'em.

      "Hatchet" Harry: Yeah, I'll have 'em.

      Barry the Baptist: Was it hard work getting the money?

      Big Chris: Not especially. Upset a few characters, though.

      "Hatchet" Harry: Have you counted it?

      Big Chris: Yeah, it's all there to the pound.

      "Hatchet" Harry: And they were gonna pay?

      Big Chris: Looks like it. But who knows? The opportunity was there. In my experience, it's best to take that opportunity. If it's there.

      "Hatchet" Harry: Good work, Chris.

    • Rory Breaker: Now watch out for these fellas. They've got a bit of an arsenal, and they don't mind using it.