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Review of by Seth S — 13 Jul 2012

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What a shock. I wasn't expecting to love this movie that much. It's hilarious, smart, cool, and really fun. This is how you make a fun heist movie...to a tee.

The story is of a band of crooks, led by Charlie Croker and John Bridger. John is about to retire from his life of crime, after one last heist. Sadly, on this heist, one of Charlie's team, Steve, double crosses the rest of the group. He kills John and steals the millions of dollars that the team just stole. Soon after, Charlie and his team, plus John's daughter Stella, set a plan in motion to steal back the money from Steve.

Mark Wahlberg stars as Charlie. He is a very suave character, but he craves revenge. Charlize Theron plays Stella, a safe cracker, and Charlie's love interest. Charlize Theron is incredible hot, and Stella is another good character. Ed Norton plays the villainous Steve Frezelli. I don't know why Norton doesn't more roles, he is fantastic in almost everything he does, and this movie is no exception. Jason Statham plays Handsome Rob, a member of Charlie team who's job is to drive, and be handsome! Seth Green steals every scene he is in. His character Lyle is a hilarious nerd, he has some great lines. Rapper Mos Def, and Donald Sutherland round out the cast.

Overall, this movie is a very nice surprise, and a fantastic movie in its own right.

"I trust everyone. It's the devil inside them I don't trust." 8.5/10.

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