happy hour and a half

Peggie 2022-03-24 09:03:13

On the whole, this film is not bad, it is lively and lively, with a few chatter, small suspense and small comedy. I won't say much about the good aspects, but I will talk about a few things that don't make sense.



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1. The FBI in the opening scene died strangely. Was he entering the bank by accident or planned? Why did he kill him? Did the Jewish robbers know the identity of the FBI when the two gangs of robbers faced off at gunpoint?
2. Who is the boss behind the scenes? There is no time to kill the blonde girl, the glasses robber and the computer programmer. The male protagonist crawls around, and there is more time and opportunity, but if he is the BOSS, why make him look like a night vision goggle he accidentally discovered? Miraculously found a remote control in the mouth of the dead glasses
robber Take two big bags of money from the middle of the room, put them in each gift box, put the waste paper in the gift box (assuming it is waste paper or something) back into the two big bags, put the big bag back in the center of the field, and run Going to turn on the power supply and analyzing the environment and time at that time, it seems that it is not enough.

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  • Jazmin 2022-03-27 09:01:15

    It is rare for a new film to be made like this, with a lot of laughs and reasoning without being too brainless. The director is British. I just like the UK, how do you like it~~

  • Nelle 2022-03-27 09:01:15

    There is a section that is not handled well, I don't like it very much

Flypaper quotes

  • Kaitlin: It's kinda weird.

    Tripp Kennedy: What is?

    Kaitlin: The numbers you mentioned, 101, 157, 557, they're all prime numbers.

  • Weinstein: We always said that we would bail on any job if the intel sucked. Already the vault specs are shit, we're behind schedule, our number 3 guy Lancelot is a fuckin' psycho. We got two hillbillies in the lobby playing with weapons-grade plastic explosives, our faces in the the open. Ten years ago we would have bailed, you know I'm right.

    Darrien: Ten years ago we weren't in a recession.