Sony launches site for Snatch Blu-ray

One could say, you should ’snatch’ it up.

Guy Ritchie’s classic caper, Snatch, finally makes its way stateside on a BD-50 disc December 1st – just in time for the holidays.

To celebrate the occasion, Sony Pictures has launched a website (www.diamondanddag.com) for the Blu-ray release, featuring a Pikey translator, soundboard and a sweepstakes entry that will send two applicants to London.

Snatch, the 2000 crime-drama that proved to be Ritchie’s breakthrough film, tells the the intertwining tale of a jewel heist gone wrong and the trials and tribulations of a small-time boxing promoter named The Turkish (portrayed by Jason Statham).

The low-budget film went on to gross over $80 million worldwide, and proved to be a career launching pad for producer/director Matthew Vaughn and actors Vinnie Jones and Jason Statham.

The Blu-ray release comes loaded with extras, including a full commentary with Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughn, deleted scenes, making of featurette, video photo gallery, Pikey subtitles, promotional material and movieIQ support.

Our lucky UK readers have had a full two months to enjoy their copies, so maybe they can tell us how good the Blu-ray release is.

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One Response to “Sony launches site for Snatch Blu-ray”

1. Whitney Brahler says:

   February 3, 2010 at 1:42 pm

   my friend me told me that he watch this movie at w w w . topmovies24 . com and it is awsome…

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