The photography style is also not in place, and the thriller is turned into a documentary. The train scene shows that there are ideas, and the shots are too plain. The whistling speed was not captured. The train station key stealing lens can be taken as a portable camera, increasing the tension and so on.
Since it is talking about thieves, and there is also an nb line like "I want gold" at the end, the background should be explained clearly. Sean Connery's wisdom is there, it is not clear where it comes from, and the crowd cheers at the end is a bit inexplicable.
In short, it is a very good film for the director's table.
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