Mainly the script!
I have to say, I don't know if the screenwriter got high with the beauties the night before, and found out the next day that he was about to submit the manuscript and wrote it indiscriminately; or Nima's brain was simply broken. . .
To be honest, the various layouts in the early stage are not too problematic, and of course they are not brilliant. Halfway through the movie, I was still thinking, the actor and actress co-starring together would definitely not be a robbery scene with no technical content, and the ending is estimated to be a twist.
But. . . . . . . .
The ending
is perfect: the same flashback is used: it's all just a complicity between Nicolas Cage and the robbers, the purpose of which is to cheat the insurance company of huge premiums in order to save his business on the verge of bankruptcy. Even the seduction scenes are arranged. Not only did it explain how the robbers were so rambunctious, but it also made the idea immediately good.
Of course, at least one robber had to escape.
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