What exactly does the British model of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels mean?

Personally, I think that the English mode of guy ritchie's Lock, the butt of a gun and two smoking barrels is more reflected in the characters' costumes, the background music of the film and the famous British humor.

Character clothing

When it comes to the British style of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, we have to mention the costumes of the characters in the film. Although the characters in the play are drug dealers and street hooligans, everyone is dressed appropriately, such as shirts, trousers, windbreakers and English hats. As soon as the protagonist took the stage, he was particularly impressed. Although he is a street thug, his gestures reveal the demeanor of an English gentleman, which is the accumulation of English gentleman culture for hundreds of years, and has nothing to do with his identity and status.

Film framing

The film was shot in England. It can be said that the shots are all British buildings, and every picture in the film is full of British customs. English architecture, English streets, English restaurants, and the hero's authentic London accent can be said that this film puts the audience in Britain.

Film background music

The movie is a thriller, so the choice of background music is related to the creation of the atmosphere of the movie scene. Guy ritchie, the director, wisely chose English rock as the interlude music of the film. When the plot enters a critical period step by step, rock music undoubtedly intensifies the inner tension of the characters. It can be said that this film is very successful in the choice of music, and it also plays a very good role in promoting British rock.

British humor of characters

Friends who haven't seen this movie can refer to the same black humor movie Crazy Stone in China. In Lock, the butt of a gun and two smoking barrels, English humor is very unique. It can be said that the director used this to make this thriller easy and funny.