abarthman I loved the film, so I had high hopes for this TV series.Sadly, far too much comedy based on cheap slapstick and ridiculous misfortunes, and Ron Weasly's ridiculous overacting just spoiled it completely. Presumably because he is the wealthy producer, he gets a free reign to do what he wants. And it shows.

prettyandthings The funny thing is I can count on one hand the number of times I have watched Crackle. I don't even know what made me click on it, but I am SO glad I did! While we are all entitled to our opinions, I cannot believe the low rating for this show. I was captivated from the opening scene and never let go. The young, hip cast is STELLAR and includes strong, interesting female characters. I found the show fast-paced, funny, cool and slick, but also well-acted and character driven. Like the film, Snatch, the side characters are a trip, especially Vic Hill, the incarcerated, legendary bank robber and father of the main protagonist.Snatch is a wonderful nod to the film and one hell of a fun, never- a-dull-moment ride. IMO, it is the best, most satisfying binge since Goliath (Amazon). The 10 episodes flew by and left me wanting more! I can't say enough about this completely unexpected winner. LOVED IT!

jaylouise27 A very good watch, looking forward to watching the relationships develop in Season 2. Similar format to the film but individual enough to keep it fresh and relevant. Well written with characters that have room to grow in future episodes and definitely kept me wanting to watch one after the other. Give it a try!

Gunnar Brown The cast of the show was pretty well chosen, everyone seemed to fit their parts well, those not familiar with the source material might balk at the stereotypical sometimes even racist depictions of some of the characters, but its all to a point. The original film much like this show wouldn't win any major awards but at the same time it shouldn't be fed to the pigs like many other "tv series" adaptations.the first thing you notice about this is whats missing, like the lack of the characters "Turkish, Gorgeous George, Tommy (and his sausages that even by the end of the movie still aren't cooked)" and Alan Fords "Bricktop" however key points being the main bit of the story, the main character loses loads of money in a rigged fight he was trying to win with his boxer, coming upon a large fortune that everyone's interested in, and of course the pikeys.id call this a decent adaptation but really hope that we see something more of it, at only 10 episodes and a lot of the source left untouched, there's plenty for a second season to hopefully make a better impression. especially if they bring Alan Ford into the mix,