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Title: Plastic (2014)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Ed Speleers | ... | Sam | |
| Will Poulter | ... | Fordy | |
| Alfie Allen | ... | Yatesey | |
| Sebastian De Souza | ... | Rafa | |
| Emma Rigby | ... | Frankie | |
| Thomas Kretschmann | ... | Marcel | |
| Graham McTavish | ... | Steve Dawson | |
| Mem Ferda | ... | Tariq | |
| Michael Bisping | ... | Kasper | |
| Melise | ... | Beth (as Malese Jow) | |
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David Foxxe | ... | Harry |
| Adam Fogerty | ... | Spencer | |
| Ashley Chin | ... | Dion | |
| Robbie Gee | ... | Mr X | |
| Kate Magowan | ... | DCI Hartley | |
Based upon a true story wherein a gang of friends managed to infiltrate one of the biggest credit card companies and pull off the biggest and most audacious diamond heists ever committed. Written by Terry Stone
Reel Score: 4.3-4.6/10
Not really a bad film but the reviews here are 5.9/10 which must be a joke. So giving a 4/10 lowers it. But on a given day, I could even give it a 5/10 which is still below average (5-6) for me. Given it's a film from UK, that's not good news since there are plenty of solid films coming from the British Isles lately.
It's hard to find something really likable about this film other than Frankie played by Emma Rigby. Alfie Allen who plays Yatesey is a bright spot. The extra nuts in the private jet was actually a bit funny, but there wasn't much to laugh about for the entire film except laughing at it. The film claims to be base on a real story but it's about 95% fictionalized except for the car crash taken from Graff Diamonds Robbery which was UK's largest in 2009.
Other from that, there are no justified claims of reality. Acting is average, script is weak. We are supposed to believe a group of young men who can barely grow facial hair are responsible for raking in cash from a sophisticated fraud ring before trying to pull off a major heist. It's rather simplistic, aiming at a young audience. Speed, sex, violence are all part of the unoriginal formula. It's like a teenage horror film meets Ocean's Eleven.
There are dozens of better capers and this film doesn't fall among them. Still, it's passable if you have nothing better to do as it's not horrible, but it does fall short.