Un père n'a pas les moyens de payer les soins médicaux de sa fille. En dernier recours, il s'associe à un collègue cupide pour cambrioler un casino. Quand les choses tournent mal, ils sont f... Tout lireUn père n'a pas les moyens de payer les soins médicaux de sa fille. En dernier recours, il s'associe à un collègue cupide pour cambrioler un casino. Quand les choses tournent mal, ils sont forcés de détourner un bus.Un père n'a pas les moyens de payer les soins médicaux de sa fille. En dernier recours, il s'associe à un collègue cupide pour cambrioler un casino. Quand les choses tournent mal, ils sont forcés de détourner un bus.
Tyler Jon Olson
- Steve
- (as Tyler J. Olson)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesFilmed in and around Mobile, Alabama.
- GaffesToward the end of the movie, when all but one of the hostages (the driver) are released, and Vaughn escapes, the liveries/uniforms on the ambulances, EMTs, and other emergency workers state "MOBILE FIRE RESCUE". as in, Mobile, Alabama. This is incorrect chronologically as the destination of the bus was Galveston, Texas. At this point, since the bus was now in Galveston, all emergency personnel and equipment should be so indicated as being from Galveston.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Celebrated: Robert De Niro (2015)
- Bandes originalesIT'S WITH ME
Performed Bob Hoose
Written by Bob Hoose
Courtesy of CAPP Records Inc. / NOMA Music
Commentaire en vedette
Sometimes it pays off to have a solid cast.
The plainly titled Heist is just that, a heist movie with cop-and-robber chase added to the mix. It's neither innovative as action movie nor does it have flamboyant group of thieves pulling off intricate steal. Its biggest assets are the actors who perform particularly well to make their characters that much more approachable. The relatively simple premise also works like slot machine, which the audience can just pull and roll with the result without overly complex build-up.
This is the story of Vaughn (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) who is in need of cash for his sick daughter. Faced with desperation he meets up with Cox (Dave Batista) who has a plan of stealing from their own casino boss Pope (Robert De Niro). It's not an elaborate plan, in fact this might just be one of the shortest operations on heist movie.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan from Losers is a fitting choice for the main protagonist. He looks the clever yet disheveled type and the plot easily sets him as the desperate good guy. Robert De Niro has delivered his usual mafia boss performance, and still intimidating at that. The role is miles better than his recent gigs like in Last Vegas or Grudge Match.
Batista also rounds up the crew as the aggressive robber. It seems that they haven't found the perfect role for him, the mild manner support in Riddick and Guardians of the Galaxy or the silent henchman in Spectre are all right. However, he's more convincing as a villain here and it takes advantage of his large physique. The other cast like Gina Carano and Mark-Paul Gosselaar do a good job on their parts, which make it a modestly balanced cast.
The actors pretty much elevate the movie, which admittedly has average action element. It's much less in term of production value compared to other in thriller or heist genre, in fact some sequences fell lackluster or simply made from smaller budget. In addition of that, the story doesn't wrap up properly. It holds up pretty well with decent pacing, but in the third act it falls apart with rather illogical twists.
Heist is not excellent as action or crime drama, but the good cast successfully elevates it above mediocrity.
This is the story of Vaughn (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) who is in need of cash for his sick daughter. Faced with desperation he meets up with Cox (Dave Batista) who has a plan of stealing from their own casino boss Pope (Robert De Niro). It's not an elaborate plan, in fact this might just be one of the shortest operations on heist movie.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan from Losers is a fitting choice for the main protagonist. He looks the clever yet disheveled type and the plot easily sets him as the desperate good guy. Robert De Niro has delivered his usual mafia boss performance, and still intimidating at that. The role is miles better than his recent gigs like in Last Vegas or Grudge Match.
Batista also rounds up the crew as the aggressive robber. It seems that they haven't found the perfect role for him, the mild manner support in Riddick and Guardians of the Galaxy or the silent henchman in Spectre are all right. However, he's more convincing as a villain here and it takes advantage of his large physique. The other cast like Gina Carano and Mark-Paul Gosselaar do a good job on their parts, which make it a modestly balanced cast.
The actors pretty much elevate the movie, which admittedly has average action element. It's much less in term of production value compared to other in thriller or heist genre, in fact some sequences fell lackluster or simply made from smaller budget. In addition of that, the story doesn't wrap up properly. It holds up pretty well with decent pacing, but in the third act it falls apart with rather illogical twists.
Heist is not excellent as action or crime drama, but the good cast successfully elevates it above mediocrity.
utile•712
- quincytheodore
- 14 nov. 2015
Meilleurs choix
Connectez-vous pour évaluer et surveiller les recommandations personnalisées
- How long is Heist?Propulsé par Alexa
Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Heist
- Lieux de tournage
- sociétés de production
- Consultez plus de crédits d'entreprise sur IMDbPro
Box-office
- Budget
- 8 900 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 50 136 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 28 688 $ US
- 15 nov. 2015
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 3 777 046 $ US
- Durée1 heure 33 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1
Contribuer à cette page
Suggérer une modification ou ajouter du contenu manquant