Oh really? That's your pick for the greatest comedy of all time? Why not go for something more modern like "The Room", or maybe "Gigli"? I mean nothing says comedic brilliance like a badly made low-budget movie.

Ha! I couldn't agree with you more, my friend. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels is a true masterpiece of British cinema, and Guy Ritchie's directorial skills are second to none. The seamless blend of comedy, drama, and action makes for an unforgettable experience.

The iconic characters - including Tom, Soap, Eddy - are brilliantly crafted with quirks that make them captivating from start to finish. All the twists and turns keep us at the edge of our seats.

It's great to see others appreciate a good laugh like myself! Thanks for bringing this up; now I want to go rewatch it again just thinking about it.

Is this the one with Farina's "Anything to declare? Yeah, don't go to England" classic line?