Snatch, can you get the British humor out of the film?

British humor is like rainy weather in London. Cold, wet and obscure, but it makes people shudder from time to time. For example, a gentleman in a suit and tie tells you some irrelevant and illogical nonsense. The speaker looks serious, but the listener is confused.

I think Gehrig should be regarded as a master of English black humor. This teasing narrative style is somewhat similar to Quentin, a rascal on the other side of the ocean. Indeed, both Lock, Gunstock and Two Smoking Barrels, Gehrig's famous works, and Stealing and Kidnapping copied by Crazy Stone are somewhat similar to Quentin's Reservoir Dogs, especially at the beginning, the characters appear one after another and are intertwined. As I said in the article "Smog" before, if you don't have the patience to endure the first 20 minutes, you will definitely feel that this is a low-cost production and can't be bored any more. The characters at the beginning of the film are interlocking, and the appearance of one character will definitely bring out the next key person related to it, and the plot is very compact. Although the film has been in a somewhat chaotic rhythm, the characters change quickly. At first, the audience may be confused. There are so many people and names, but don't worry. As the film progresses, various characters will gradually merge into the river like tributaries and finally erupt together.