Although I enjoyed the follow-up to Lock, Stock more, this film is
interesting to note for a few reasons. Where the directors next film
stands as a slickly produced film that could've come from anywhere, this
is wholly amateur stuff.
The film stock is cheap, the actors are largely unknown and the
locations are real. The film is made on a budget and tries hard to get
away with a lot. Most of the time it is successful, managing to weave
several stories into one with an incredible pay-off at the end.
Its smart, funny and well worth it.
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