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the best heist movie you haven't seen

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this movie doesn't get its just do. excellent repeat value, excellent director, great lead, great ending.

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is this an old movie or is it coming out soon?

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not as good as the original (I think I might be in the minority on that, though) but still very good

It's not incredibly popular but I think you underestimate how many people have seen it

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Yeah, its Neil Jordan I've seen it a couple times, and enjoyed it. Not amazing, but good enough.

I may prefer the original, Bob the Gambler, a bit more.
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Post by Spartan »

The Drunken Poet wrote:Not amazing, but good enough.
It is a good movie but nowhere in the same league as some greatest heist movies like the original version of The Italian Job, The Anderson Tapes, Taking of Pelham 1,2,3, Diamonds or McQueen's Thomas Crown Affair.

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Need I say more

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The Drunken Poet wrote:Yeah, its Neil Jordan I've seen it a couple times, and enjoyed it. Not amazing, but good enough.

I may prefer the original, Bob the Gambler, a bit more.
The Melville film "Bob Le Flambeur"?

If it is based on this then I already know the o.g. is better. Shit is badass.
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Post by Andvil »

huh, maybe it was some other heist movie where everyone liked the remake better

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Post by StormShadow »

jamrage wrote:
The Drunken Poet wrote:Yeah, its Neil Jordan I've seen it a couple times, and enjoyed it. Not amazing, but good enough.

I may prefer the original, Bob the Gambler, a bit more.
The Melville film "Bob Le Flambeur"?

If it is based on this then I already know the o.g. is better. Shit is badass.
yeah the melville





I'm with you guys, seen Flambeur, haven't seen the Good Thief.



Not really a Neil Jordan fan in general. Don't hate him or anything but I can't say I'm a fan

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Post by drizzle »

I like the ending of the Neil Jordan one a bit better actually

Also Nolte makes for a more convincing washed out criminal than Duchesne, who's way too smooth and mannered for a thief on his last heist

Still the Melville one is better overall
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Post by djjeffresh »

ill check out the original one then.

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