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Gerard Butler
Producer -
Paul T. Scheuring
Story -
Meadow Williams
Executive Producer -
Christian Gudegast
Director -
Peter Epstein
Stunts -
Chris Navarro
ADR Mixer -
Allan A. Apone
Makeup Department Head -
Tony Lamberti
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
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chadrico 6/23/2021 3:58:07 PM
Great Movie! Loved the plot and the twist. Tense throughout. Glimps of The Usual Suspect All star cast. Must watch
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tmdb82544094 6/23/2021 3:58:11 PM
Den of Thieves is a heist/caper film with a running time of 140 minutes. The movie gives tribute to classic crime thriller movies, including Heat (1995) and The usual suspects (1995). Den of Thieves is the directorial debut of Christian Gudegast, he also co-wrote the script and produced the film. The film features fast paced action sequences. Both the videography and sound of the film were very good. The acting and the plot twist was also good but the film contained some plot holes, some deficiencies in the writing. Final verdict: 6.5/10
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CinemaSerf 7/11/2022 10:07:18 PM
I've always wondered why nobody ever thought of pinching the banknotes that were about to be shredded or incinerated and making a killing! Well "Merrimen" (Pablo Schreiber) has alighted on just such a plan - and he aims to relieve the Federal Reserve of $30 million in a daring heist. Unfortunately for him, local cop "Nick" (Gerard Butler) has been following him for an while, and when one of his other would-be raids results in his leaving with nothing but dead policemen in his wake, "Nick" apprehends his suspected associate "Donnie" (O'Shea Jackson Jr), learns of the plan and determines to both thwart it and to apprehend his nemesis. So far, it's all quite interesting and the first half hour is pretty action packed. Thereafter, though, the whole thing sort of grinds to an halt. The planning and execution of their robbery is interspersed with the police counter-plan in a dialogue heavy - frequently peppered with some unedifying homophobic language - and clunkily delivered fashion. There are just too many characters; most people who have a gun couldn't hit a barn door with a shovel and the two leading characters do little, if anything, to engage the audience. I actually found myself wanting "Merrimen" to succeed, and Butler just hasn't the gravitas to carry this for what seemed like an endless 2¼ hours of relentless chases, misses, more chases and more misses before an ending that had a touch of chivalry to it, but that I found not worth the wait.
Dawn Olivieri
Debbie O'BrienGerard Butler
Det. Nicholas O'BrienPablo Schreiber
Ray MerrimenEvan Jones
Bo 'Bosco' OstromanO'Shea Jackson Jr.
Donnie WilsonBrian Van Holt
Det. Murph Connors50 Cent
Levi Enson LevouxMaurice Compte
Det. Benny 'Borracho' Magalon