"He bagged Madonna, but along the way Guy Ritchie nearly became a cinematic casualty. In 1999, the native Londoner blindsided the film industry with Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, a sensory overload of gangsters, stylized violence, and potty-mouthed English humor. He upped the ante in 2000 with the even-more-badass Snatch, but his career derailed in ’02 with the romantic comedy Swept Away (starring his wife) and couldn’t quite get back on track with 2005’s Revolver. READ MORE"
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