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P.H. Moriarty
Reviews Featuring P.H. Moriarty
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Complex, comical, and streets ahead of the rip-off merchants, this is one of the most influential Brit-flicks of the 90s.
Engrossing and influential, this laid the groundwork for every British gangster-flick that followed. Where would Guy Ritchie be without stuff like this?
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