Director:
Frank OzCámara:
Rob HahnMúsica:
Howard ShoreReparto:
Marlon Brando, Robert De Niro, Edward Norton, Angela Bassett, Gary Farmer, Jamie Harrold, Paul Soles, Andrew W. Walker, Serge Houde, Mark Camacho (más)Sinopsis(1)
Nick Wells es un ladrón de profesión y está cerca de realizar un robo casi imposible, que implicará unir fuerzas con un hábil y joven cómplice. La dudosa sociedad es arreglada por el antiguo amigo de Nick y reducidor, Max, interrumpe los planes de Nick de retirarse del crimen y establecerse con su novia. Esto requiere que Nick viole una de sus reglas más importantes: Siempre trabajar solo. (Tripictures)
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To me, The Score feels like a light mix of Heat (certain plot elements, dialogues), The Italian Job (similar formal stylization), and a bit of Ocean's Eleven (show-off). Everything is kept running quite solidly thanks to the competent work of Frank Oz, with the assistance of Robert De Niro, his hand in the film is very noticeable, and he brings the necessary dose of at least partial realism and believability to the heist. Don't expect any big explosions and carnage like Roland Emmerich or Michael Bay, but rather a more intimate story with cleverly staged heist scenes, where the technical tricks used by the main characters will captivate you the most.
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The Score is an intelligent and well-acted thriller, but it’s screenplay is lifeless.
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