So, this is a crime/action film where Sean Bean plays the bad guy, and because he plays the bad guy you can probably guess what ends up happening to him, though I will leave it at that because, well, that would be a spoiler. Actually, come to think of it, Sean Bean does have a reputation, so when he appears in a film as a bad guy, you can probably guess what happens. Well, sort of because he also plays the bad guys' twin brother, so there is that.
Anyway, this is a movie about a couple of working class individuals who are on the verge of losing their home (namely because they were unemployed, and considering that the film was released in 2010 it probably makes sense). Anyway, out of the blue a case full of money falls on their car, so they decide to use to to solve their problems. The problem is that it turns out that the owners of this money wants it back (well, okay, they aren't actually the owners since it is stolen, but you know what I mean), so they have to basically get it back.
Yeah, it wasn't a bad movie, in fact it was quite fun in part. Okay, yeah, it certainly wasn't all that realistic - if somebody was committing the number of armed robberies that these people were committing there is no way that they would get away with it. Then again, when has the movies been, well, realistic. I wouldn't even say that it is a new concept - I'm sure I've seen versions of it before. Still, I thought it was a fun film, so yeah, it's certainly worth watching. Then again Sean Bean is always a win.
Anyway, this is a movie about a couple of working class individuals who are on the verge of losing their home (namely because they were unemployed, and considering that the film was released in 2010 it probably makes sense). Anyway, out of the blue a case full of money falls on their car, so they decide to use to to solve their problems. The problem is that it turns out that the owners of this money wants it back (well, okay, they aren't actually the owners since it is stolen, but you know what I mean), so they have to basically get it back.
Yeah, it wasn't a bad movie, in fact it was quite fun in part. Okay, yeah, it certainly wasn't all that realistic - if somebody was committing the number of armed robberies that these people were committing there is no way that they would get away with it. Then again, when has the movies been, well, realistic. I wouldn't even say that it is a new concept - I'm sure I've seen versions of it before. Still, I thought it was a fun film, so yeah, it's certainly worth watching. Then again Sean Bean is always a win.