A "routine" commercial film that gathers many male gods and celebrities. Due to its age and box office bonus, it can be said to be the originator of the "Thief Film". It mainly tells how eleven great gods who are outstanding in electronic technology, chemistry and chemical engineering, pickpocket kung fu, performance skills, etc. broke through numerous barriers in a short period of time and stole more than 100 million US dollars in casino bills. In accordance with the strategy of "recruiting troops and buying horses", making plans, emergencies, implementing plans, and concealing the situation, the eleven arhats effortlessly stole money from the casino bosses and teased him. The only thing that is refreshing is the editing. The transitions are well done. There are a few follow-ups, the use of long shots, and the color composition of the film. Commercial characters are very modular, and the plot is barely reasonable if it is not careful. Watching Brad Pitt standing and eating burgers and fries, you will find that good-looking people eat well. The ugly Matt Damon’s cheeks are probably chewing gum so well. Chinese stuntman Yen has a lot of laughs. Thinking that the film was in 2001 or 2002, George Clooney, Zhu Dazui, and Chandler, who have not changed much in the past 20 years, make me lament that Europeans and Americans are really anti-aging.
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