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- 1. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels Genre Lock, Stock and Two smoking Barrels (LSaTSB) is a comedy/action/crime film. This is shown perfectly in the scene from the middle of the film (44:28). In this scene, the bar man from Samoan Joe’s and Tom are talking about one of the films antagonist's Rory Breaker. The bar man is using stereotypical Cockney slang saying things like “he ordered an Aristottle of the most ping pong tiddly in the nuclear sub” and he said “jam roles” and there was a few more uses of cockney slang. Accompanying this is subtitles of what all this cockney slang means, this shows us the comedy in these films. This is accompanied, by visuals of what the bar man is telling him, Showing Rory Breaker setting someone on fire and carrying on watching the football, this shows the action and crime in the film.
- 2. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels Narrative Conflicts Eddie, Tom, Soap and Bacon – Harry, Barry and Big Chris Gary and Kenny – Barry and Harry Jack – Chris North – south Eddies Group – Dogs group Rory and Goons – Dogs group & Eddies group Winston’s group – Dogs group Police – Everyone Nick the Greek – Rory Breaker Suspense The most suspenseful scene in the film comes toward the the resolution of the film. This scene is the scene with the Greek non-dietetic soundtrack. The song slowly rises as the tension builds as Rory goes to raid Eddies house. At Eddies house Dog and his crew are expecting Eddie to come back home, but Rory arrives instead. This results in a massive shoot out at Eddies house. The music rising gives this scene a massive feeling of suspense as you wonder what is going to happen as the song reaches its climax.