"No one's born bad. Like anything, it takes practice. And when you finally realize home is not a place you stay or can even find on a map, bad becomes a warm place where everything is possible, until it isn't."
Big fan of bank robbery movies. They are just a blast to watch. All of them essentially the same, but fun nonetheless.
This film is no exception. Josh Duhamel was amazing in this. He really put on a killer performance. Quite possibly the best of his career. I don't know how to describe it. The energy was there, and I felt it through my TV.
This is the real life story of how one guy robbed 59 Canadian banks. The fact that this guy robbed these banks so easily, is just astounding.
You could really feel the grit of Mel Gibsons character as well. He makes for a very good "bad guy" (which he kind of wasn't).
A few minutes could've been chopped off here and there, but it's not a big deal. The time flew by for me in this one.
Films of this genre suffer from a very formulaic structure. You kind of already know what's going to happen, but it doesn't really matter. It's how it happens and plays out that matters. This film played out well.
I'm shocked that it was just so easy.
A definite watch for all. Great time will be had. I highly recommend this.
This gets a LennyReviewz Score of: 8/10.