An aging thief hopes to retire and live off his ill-gotten wealth when a young kid convinces him into doing one last heist.
Rated R | Length 124 minutes
Robert De Niro | Edward Norton | Marlon Brando | Angela Bassett | Gary Farmer | Jamie Harrold | Paul Soles | Martin Drainville | Serge Houde | Jean-René Ouellet | Claude Despins | Richard Waugh | Mark Camacho | Marie-Josée Colburn | Gavin Svensson | Thinh Truong Nguyen | Carlo Essagian | Christian Tessier | Lenie Scoffié | Bobby Brown | Maurice Demers | Christian Jacques | Henry Farmer | Dacky Thermidor | Gerard Blouin | Charles V. Doucet | Pierre Drolet | Norman Mikeal Berketa | Eric Hoziel | John Talbot | Richard Zeman | Nick Carasoulis | Cassandra Wilson | Mose Allison | Lisa Marie Blair | Bill Haughland | Roger L. Jackson | David L. McCallum | Lonnie Plaxico | Christine Solomon | Angelo Tsarouchas | Andrew W. Walker
Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
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08/04/2014 | TV | Streaming | Video on Demand | 7.5 stars |
07/27/2002 | TV | DVD | Rented | 8 stars |
(Average) 7.75 stars |
I think I saw part of this before, but not the entire movie since there were large portions of it I didn’t remember at all. A pretty enjoyable heist flick with a great performance by Norton. De Niro seems to have been relaxed and having fun with this role, which feels like him easing back into more comedic stuff in hindsight. Brando is pretty enjoyable in his limited role, but Bassett is just wasted talent here; she’s really given little to do unfortunately.
sensoria
10 years ago
Ha, and turns out I did watch this before in 2002 thanks to my handy logging on movielogr!