If Al Pacino's explosive acting skills hadn't met Flying Over the Lunatic Asylum that year, or the actor would have belonged to him?
The nervousness of Sony's first robbery, the external negotiation, the internal comfort, the incomprehension and the almost collapse when communicating with relatives under enormous pressure are all vividly displayed.
A robber is friendlier than the police, fights for a lover, is deceived and abandoned, makes the last call to his wife, wants to talk, but can't get in, and is scolded by his wife.
Everyone is an island...
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