Rent Lock, Stock: The Complete Series (2000)

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6h 38min
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Synopsis:
Entire series of the television spin-off from Guy Ritchie's Brit hit gangster flick.

1. Lock, Stock ...And Four Stolen Hooves (pilot movie)
Four mates. Bacon, Jamie, Lee and Moon, get on the wrong side of neighbourhood porn king 'Miami Vice' by getting their hands on his shipment of pom and a rare 'erotic timepiece' and then by accidentally stealing his prize racehorse 'Sherbet'.
2. Lock, Stock ...And 200 Smoking Kalashnikovs
The lads get stung by a scam known as the 'Limehouse Lag'. Meanwhile, Miami is doing some problem solving of his own, with the aid of a consignment of Kalashnikov rifles.
3. Lock, Stock ...And a Fistful of Jack and Jills
The lads buy a batch of dodgy viagra pills from the Dutchies, unfortunately their punters include local hard man Larry Harmless and a gang known as the Gadaffi Brothers. The result? Carnage for all involved.
4. Lock, Stock ...And Spaghetti Sauce
Spaghetti Eddie, rival pom king to Miami Vice is on the scene, and he's nicking Miami's Lapland girls for his TV channel 'Sauce TV'! Meanwhile, the lads are in a spot of bother with local porn merchant 'Deep Throat'.
5. Lock, Stock ...And Two Sips
The lads are forced to put up bad boy 'Two Sips' at their pub The Lock'. Unfortunately he has started bumping off Miami's henchmen. Can the lads put a stop to this crazed hit-man before Miami Vice finds out?
6. Lock, Stock ...And One Big Bullock
The lads get into the (not so) fresh meat business, but when supplied by Moon's crusty cousins, things are bound to go Pete Tong! Add drug crazed gangsters and the Russian Mafia and things get well interesting!
7. Lock, Stock ...And a Good Slopping Out
Miami gets the lads banged up in H.M.P. Nickham to get a key from the recently incarcerated Toothless'. The key belonged to Miami's arch rival Jimmy Silver and if the key isn't forthcoming the lads are looking at an unpleasant stretch.
Actors:
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Directors:
, Rudolph Mestdagh, ,
Producers:
Tony Wood
Writers:
Guy Ritchie, Chris Baker, Andrew Day, Bernard Dempsey, Kevin McNally
Studio:
Universal Pictures
Genres:
British TV, TV Comedies, TV Crimes, TV Dramas
Collections:
Top 10 Films Turned Into TV Series, Top Films
BBFC:
Release Date:
04/12/2000
Run Time:
398 minutes
Languages:
English Dolby Digital 2.0
Subtitles:
None
DVD Regions:
Region 2
Formats:
Pal
Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen 1.78:1 / 16:9
Colour:
Colour
Bonus:
  • 'Lock, Stock Behind the Scenes' with Tania Strecker
  • Ocean Colour Scene Video 'July'
Disc 1:
This disc includes the following episodes:
1. Lock, Stock ...And Four Stolen Hooves
2. Lock, Stock ...And 200 Smoking Kalashnikovs
3. Lock, Stock ...And a Fistful of Jack and Jills
Disc 2:
This disc includes the following episodes:
4. Lock, Stock ...And Spaghetti Sauce
5. Lock, Stock ...And Two Sips
6. Lock, Stock ...And One Big Bullock
7. Lock, Stock ...And a Good Slopping Out

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Pretty good extension to the movie - Lock, Stock: The Complete Series review by AW

Spoiler Alert
14/07/2024

Based on Guy Ritchie's popular film "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels", sought to capture the gritty, comedic essence of the original film. Despite the high expectations, the series had a short run, consisting of only seven episodes.

The show follows a similar premise to the film, revolving around a group of young, small-time criminals in London's East End. The main characters, while new, share the same archetypes as those in the movie: smart-talking, sharp-witted, and often finding themselves in over their heads. Each episode typically revolves around a new heist, con, or misadventure, blending humour with the criminal escapades. Like the movie, it maintains the dark humour that made the film popular. The witty banter and absurd situations provide plenty of laughs and comic relief throughout the episodes.

While it doesn’t quite match the original's brilliance, it offers enough laughs and thrills to entertain fans of British crime comedies. Its short run means it won’t demand much of your time, making it a quick watch for those interested in the genre.

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