Pleasant Movies That Will Make You Feel Better in Quarantine
The coronavirus has a huge impact on the whole society, including popculture. However, in order to keep the weather, it is worth refreshing a few positive classics. However, in order to stay in a good mood, it is worth refreshing a few positive classics.
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- Pleasant Movies That Will Make You Feel Better in Quarantine
- Interstate 60
- Green Book
- Juno
- Forrest Gump
- Good Will Hunting
- Up
- La La Land
- Amelia
- The LEGO Movie
- Spider-Man: Into The Spiderverse
- Snatch
- Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 1 and vol. 2
- Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade
- Mr. Nobody
Snatch
- Movie type: a twisted gangster comedy
- Year of production: 2000
- Where to watch: iTunes, Player, HBO GO, Chili, Rakuten
Guy Ritchie is a guarantee of good entertainment. And Snatch is his peak achievement right next to Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. In this film everything works – brilliant acting, sharp and engaging editing, impeccably tailored music and a twisted script. Almost two hours seems like a mere ride on a gangster rollercoaster.
I don't think any other director of modern cinema feels the rhythm so well. You don't just watch Snatch. You experience it. Everything here fits together, everything fuses together and forms an incredibly cohesive picture.
There are more characters here than in many other TV series. On top of that, Ritchie is in no way suggesting who plays first fiddle – anyone can die here. This keeps every minute of the film tense. You can expect absolutely everything.
The director assembled a tremendous cast - including Stephen Graham, Jason Statham, Brad Pitt, Vinnie Jones, and Benicio del Toro. Ritchie shows off his bravado and stage energy. It's really hard to find a poorly played character here.
If you still think it's not enough to watch Snatch, perhaps the only thing left is to mention that the film was created by the author of Sherlock Holmes starring Robert Downey Jr. or last year's Aladdin with Will Smith. Although the gangster theme is a different cup of tea, the narrative is similar - each of these movies has its own distinct rhythm!
