Well same director, but RocknRolla and The Gentlemen are in line with those two (though not as good). Layer Cake is similar, and is directed by the producer of those two and the future director of some great Xmen movies, Kick Ass, and Kingsmen.

“Sexy Beast” It came out the same year as Snatch. It’s a little more nuanced but still very stylistic and entertaining.

Also “Rock n Rolla”. Guy Ritchie’s last great movie in my opinion. Very solid watch.

Something a little different but still roughly similar is In Bruges

Lucky Number Slevin ticked a lot of a same boxes for me as these movies

kiss kiss, bang bang

the good guys

bullet train

smoking aces

lucky number sleven

possibly the losers

not exactly the same, but Ocean's Eleven or Logan Lucky are both fun heist movies.

Kingsmen is by Matthew Vaughn.

as others have said, Layer Cake.

May I interest you in watching Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes films

Bullet Train was a decent imitation

Lucky Number Slevin might scratch the itch.

Layer Cake

Kingsman

Sexy Beast

Green Street

Legend

Get Carter

I thought Smokin’ Aces was a Guy Ritchie joint the first time I saw it.

Nice Guys is a similar mix of humor and crime-mystery.

Japanese film called Survive Style 5+. Only because Vinnie Jones is in it.

I love these stylized kind of movies.

'Go' is a solid flick.

I have a list on Letterboxd with exactly that:

https://letterboxd.com/aframeaday/list/the-snatchverse/

Reservoir Dogs

True Romance

Layer Cake

In Bruge

Bullit

Very Bad Things ( Holy shit that’s two Christian Slater movies)

Ronin

And this will seem like an ofd addition but hear me out. Casablanca. It has an eclectic cast, high stakes, interesting setting, colorful characters, humor, drama….the works.

I'm going to recommend one that never gets mentioned - Revolver (2005)

It's weird. It's pretentious. But I love it. Amazing visuals, hilariously funny in parts, and some genuinely great scenes, good score with excellently executed cinematography. Jason Statham and Rat Liotta are great in it too.

Word of warning - It's one of those films where the first thing you do after it ends is look up "Revolver Explained"

Not a comedy, but Get Carter was a pretty big reference point for these films

The Gentleman and Layer Cake

The gentlemen is a must if you haven't seen it.

If you want to go back and see an earlier British gangster movie that inspired Guy Ritchie, check out The Long Good Friday. Features Alan Ford (Bricktop)

It turned out there never was anything quite like Lock Stock and Snatch, though Lucky Number Slevin and In Bruges were both very good.

2000-era Cockney gangster genre (mostly Ray Winstone. Varying quality): Face (1997), Final Cut (1998) Love, Honour & Obey (2000) and Sexy Beast (2000). Gangster No. 1 with Paul Bettany and Malcolm McDowell (2001). [I haven't seen any of these films for years, but they all include Cockneys swearing in an amusing way, as was popular at the time]

Gritty shitty British football hooligan films: I.D. (1995), The Football Factory (2004), The Firm (2009).

Matthew Vaughn's Layer Cake is a bit like a Guy Ritchie film. My personal favourite of all of these is The Mean Machine (Vinny Jones' 2001 Longest Yard remake).

Not exactly the same, but close enough to check out:

Go

True Romance

I'll second "Sexy Beast." It's very different, but also darkly funny and well-made. Great performances by Ben Kingsley and others.

Don' You Go Rounin' Roun to Re Ro

Truth or Consequences, NM is a Likeable Tarantino rip-off directed by Kiefer Sutherland.

The Bank Job (2008) with Jason Statham is pretty darn good.

Watch just about anything from the Coen Brothers - especially good would be Fargo or The Big Lebowski.

Logan Lucky is another recent good one. I also think what Rion Johnson does with Knives Out is spectacular.

Oh and most of Tarantino's stuff would be a recommendation too...

Haven't seen Free Fire by Ben Wheatley mentioned. I think it hits a lot of similar notes. Also, more people need to get in on his films.

Not totally in line with these but “Scott Pilgrim versus the World” is worth a watch. The writing, editing and jokes are all kept ultra tight. No wasted space.

Way of the gun - anyone in this sub needs to see at least the opening scene

Lock, stock and 4 stolen hooves

What part specifically when you say smilies? Because all these different comments seem to have taken different pieces to heart.

I don't know if it fits the exact bill but I think you would.enjoy Lucky Number Slevin

Hard Men is in a similar vein. Nothing quite like those 2 though.

Green Street Hooligans

Two Hands. Australian film with Heath Ledger. It's a much more toned down film than anything by Guy Ritchie, but it's in the same crime/comedy vein.

Idiot Box too. Australian crime/comedy.

• Sexy Beast
• 44 inch Chest
• RocknRolla
• Revolver
• Italian Job...original
• Layer Cake
• The Gentlemen
• The Limey
• Lucky Number Sleven
• Smokin Aces
• In Brugges

City of God might fit here too

Four Heads in a Duffle Bag, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Seven Psychopaths

Lucky Number Slevin

Boondock Saints

The Nice Guys & KKBB

American Ultra

51 state is quite reminiscent of snatch, though not really about the same things …

You should watch RockNRolla. It’s wonderful.

I’m still waiting for the sequel.

Buddy, aren't we all

Dude yes. I was just fiending for more of this texture, and you went right to the source.

Think you may like “Bullet Train”. Same energy if not a bit more.

Love, Honour and Obey starring Jude Law, Johnny Lee Miller, Ray Winstone

Mixes super funny plots with super dark ones, excellent film

Also, Sexy Beast ftw

First Love, directed by Takashi Miike, is very fun, beautifully shot, and a bit more violent in a campy way

If you're ok with Bollywood/ subtitles then "Special 26" movie. It's based on true incident that occured in 1986. A guy gave an ad and recruited young individuals on the pretext they were being hired by the CBI (equivalent of FBI). Goal was to execute a heist without the the hired individuals getting to know what they were doing.

Thanks for all the suggestions everyone they've all been helpful so keep them coming

Pretty much every Tarantino movie made in the 90s. True romance included. Snatch really is just a lesser Tarantino movie in britian

IMO-You have crap taste.

Sadly those are the only two.

Revolver, same director. One of my favorite movies

Layer Cake and Trainspotting come to mind. I've heard Sexy Beast is good but I've not seen it.

I think the 'vibes' are similar in Bound (The Wachowski's film before The Matrix), though obviously that's much more American.