Like "Two Smoking Guns", the British background may be more handy for Guy Ritchie, but the difference is that compared with the previous work, the environment in which this story takes place has changed from a small British town to an international financial center in London: cowardly and greedy There are old-fashioned gangsters (Lenny) who control the underground world, and there are foreign upstarts from Russia (Abu is so famous that he has become the icon of the rich Russians), a group of people living in muddy waters for a living Business gangsters (Onetwo, etc.), well-rounded social elites (beautiful accountants)... If only these people are singing there, it is not special and lively, and it is not necessary to add a neurotic end-of-the-rock FQ and his followers and agents. Wait, if you do a rough calculation, there are about 20 people who can be called by name, and these people who are terrifying still know each other, what a mess!
Compared with similar works, this time Guy Ritchie seems to have deliberately reduced some coincidences. It has become the propeller of the plot, and it is also the constantly changing weight on the seesaw of all parties, allowing the scattered characters to converge, collide and destroy in one direction. Fortunately, we have already made up the "cover" collectively, just like drinking too much melamine milk---it's used to it, and it's immune to it. Let you play with it, and there will be no more surprises. But then again, it's a lot smarter than the average Hollywood cliché.
There are a lot of acquaintances in the film. Although they are all second-tier and third-tier, they are all character actors. It is quite fun to watch: Isn't this the one who played XXX in that XXX movie... Hehe
There is a fragment that did not explain clearly, and did not find the answer: Uri asked his subordinates to come in to deal with Lucky Painting when he saw Lucky Painting at the beautiful accountant's house, and then the painting came to Archy's hands inexplicably, and also said that the Russian guy was paralyzed because of this---- puzzled , who will say
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