| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Bruce Willis | ... | Hubert | |
| Christopher Meloni | ... | Montgomery | |
| Dave Bautista | ... | Stockwell | |
| Adrian Grenier | ... | Wells | |
| Johnathon Schaech | ... | Mims | |
| Lydia Hull | ... | Agent Chase | |
| Tyler Jon Olson | ... | Derohan (as Tyler Olson) | |
| Christopher Rob Bowen | ... | Teegan | |
| Richie Chance | ... | Dagley | |
| Chris Hill | ... | James Jackson | |
| Danny A. Abeckaser | ... | Antonio Leon (as Danny Abeckaser) | |
| Texas Battle | ... | T.J Jackson | |
| Tara Holt | ... | Vanessa Adler | |
| Alyshia Ochse | ... | Jill | |
| Carolyn Alise | ... | Martha | |
As several branches of Cincinnati's Hubert National Bank are hit by a string of brutal and well-orchestrated bank robberies, FBI's special agent, Jonathan Montgomery, along with his partner, Stockwell, and the inexperienced operative, Wells, try to shed light on a seemingly straightforward case of armed robberies. However, little by little--as the sparse evidence point to the organisation's powerful CEO, Jeffrey Hubert--it becomes obvious that a mysterious and well-connected player will do anything in his power to keep his guilty secrets safe. Does the secretive banker know more than he is letting on? Written by Nick Riganas
My idea of a top thriller is 'The Next three Days, 2010', just to be clear. Or 'Deja vu, 2006'. Something with a catching plot and (possibly) a girl to get.
The present title isn't as good as those. If they were a 10 this is a 7, however: no less. The plot may be convoluted (I read other reviews' titles) and in this case it would take a convoluted mind to appreciate it (which is something that I might have).
In any case Special Agent Montgomery (Christopher Meloni's character) is great and his partner (Dave Bautista) has his great moment when he asks him 'You're not gonna kiss me, are you?'.
I found it standing out from many other thrillers I watched this year and I think that many people could like it.