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A criminal gang of old timers attempt to pull off the largest burglary in English history at an underground safe deposit facility with an estimated value of £200 million.A criminal gang of old timers attempt to pull off the largest burglary in English history at an underground safe deposit facility with an estimated value of £200 million.A criminal gang of old timers attempt to pull off the largest burglary in English history at an underground safe deposit facility with an estimated value of £200 million.
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There have amazingly been three films about the true story of the heist on the Hatton Garden Safe Deposit facility in 2015.
Until now I have not seen any of them. For me the trailers for such movies look so cliqued. Boring for want of another word.
This film does not disappoint in that respect. It plays like a TV drama or extended episode of a British TV soap opera called Eastenders. Complete with West Ham United scenes and flags.
It even stars a couple of ex Eastenders 'actors' in Larry Lamb and Phil Daniels.
The film is not terrible. It is just so unoriginal. Done so many times before. It's just a cheap heist rehash.
I began to nod off about three quarters into the film.
The main USP of this story is that the lags that took place are old timers who have health problems that involve over active prostate, diabetes and emphysema.
Should I even bother with the other two films? King of Thieves starring Michael Caine being the latest?
Until now I have not seen any of them. For me the trailers for such movies look so cliqued. Boring for want of another word.
This film does not disappoint in that respect. It plays like a TV drama or extended episode of a British TV soap opera called Eastenders. Complete with West Ham United scenes and flags.
It even stars a couple of ex Eastenders 'actors' in Larry Lamb and Phil Daniels.
The film is not terrible. It is just so unoriginal. Done so many times before. It's just a cheap heist rehash.
I began to nod off about three quarters into the film.
The main USP of this story is that the lags that took place are old timers who have health problems that involve over active prostate, diabetes and emphysema.
Should I even bother with the other two films? King of Thieves starring Michael Caine being the latest?
This film tells the story of a group of older criminals and a young man, who team up to rob a safety deposit box company in London. It turns out that they have successfully pulled off the biggest heist in the history of Britain.
"The Hatton Garden Job" could have been a thrilling heist film, but I think it is pretty flat. Most of the film shows them in an enclosed space drilling holes with Hilti equipment. It is not that interesting, to be honest. Even though there are several occasions where they are close to getting caught, or something big happens, none of these instances offer any thrill or highs. The film comes across as too descriptive and plain to be exciting.
"The Hatton Garden Job" could have been a thrilling heist film, but I think it is pretty flat. Most of the film shows them in an enclosed space drilling holes with Hilti equipment. It is not that interesting, to be honest. Even though there are several occasions where they are close to getting caught, or something big happens, none of these instances offer any thrill or highs. The film comes across as too descriptive and plain to be exciting.
An insult to real Bank robbing Criminals. This was a chest beating British Actors failure. Not much of what actually happened during the robbery happened in this Film. I was looking forward to seeing this for a while...I'll never get this time back. It lacked so much to even come close to the real event. Lots of big mistakes made in almost every scene. I know these Actors couldn't care less about my opinion but the Writers and Producers should . I didn't enter any 'spoilers' because it is beneath me to ruin a Film that ruined itself. A great Film story ruined by among many other things....fictional 'Hungarian' Mobster'ess who never existed. Spare me next time.Very disappointed.
The Hatton Cross Job is a fictional story based on facts. In Easter 2015, the Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Company was robbed by four old lags.
Matthew Goode plays the unnamed young man who recruits the old timers with their various ailments who know how to steal the old way. Goode is bankrolled by some East Europeans but an ex copper is on to him.
This is an efficient, low budget film. A couple of actors like Stephen Moyer drop in for a scene or two. It is not too far departed from the lovable ageing gangsters trope, reminiscing and joking about the good old days when the villains lived by a code. Then wondering where the next dose of painkillers have got to.
Matthew Goode plays the unnamed young man who recruits the old timers with their various ailments who know how to steal the old way. Goode is bankrolled by some East Europeans but an ex copper is on to him.
This is an efficient, low budget film. A couple of actors like Stephen Moyer drop in for a scene or two. It is not too far departed from the lovable ageing gangsters trope, reminiscing and joking about the good old days when the villains lived by a code. Then wondering where the next dose of painkillers have got to.
First off was the sound quality. I watched this film late at night and had to lower it up and down so as to not wake the neighbours with the dreadful music. Secondly, most of it was fiction and silly fiction at that.Thirdly, it looked very amateurish to me and finally it was a bit boring too. Let's hope the new version in production, holds a bit more excitement.
Did you know
- TriviaLarry Lamb was born in Edmonton, North London. The same place where the real loot from the raid was buried, in Edmonton cemetery.
- GoofsThe heist took place in 2015 but you see the ex-copper driving around in a Range Rover with number plate GJ16 SHV, a 2016 registered vehicle.
- Quotes
Teen On Bus: What are you looking at, grandad?
Brian Reader: Just a couple of cartoon characters.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Good Morning Britain: Episode dated 12 April 2017 (2017)
- SoundtracksSecond Bite of the Apple
Words & Music by Gem Archer, Andy Bell and Liam Gallagher
Performed by Beady Eye (as Gem Archer, Andy Bell and Liam Gallagher)
Courtesy of Beady Eye / Beady Eye Records and Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd
Published by Sony / ATV Music Publishing (UK) Ltd
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- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
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