1.000 millones

A Russian attempt to add a new chapter to the "heist comedy", a genre that counts many successes as 'Rat Pack' and its quasi-remake 'Ocean's 11', 'Topkapi', 'A Fish Called Wanda', and many others. This movie cannot be compared with these illustrious predecessors: there are very silly moments in the screenplay and somewhere it degenerates into pure farce. On the other hand, I found it entertaining mainly for its distance from other recent Russian movies, as 'T34', 'Attraction', 'Space Walker', 'Salyut 7'. Maybe I'm influenced also by the fact that I watched it in Russian, a language I'm starting to understand well just now, after years of learning and exposure; anyway, I liked it. P.S.: my rating of this movie is higher than my opinion on it, but I wished to compensate somehow for the minimal scores by other reviewers, scores that I deserve only to movies showing absolute bad taste, as the infamous italian 'cinepanettoni'.

This is A copy of Oceans 11 but with Russian humor and mentality. Funny jokes and good performance. Perfect shooting of Moscow and Nice/Monaco. Those views!!! Highly recommended

Absolutely insane, in every detail. The screenplay is totally lame and pointless, like the 90% of all modern Russian movies. However, this one in particular, went way far, in terms of idioticy and money laundering.

And again we face the new mediocre work of Russian production. And as usual: the game of actors - 1 out of 10 (only one Mashkov drags on himself the rest of the cast); plot - 0 out of 10 (invented, most likely, right in the course of shooting); humor - 0 out of 10; The message to the viewer is -10/10 (once again, everyone doesn't care about the viewer). I do not recommend spending your money and time on it.

Final rating: 0 out of 10

Not a film that you will watch over and over again but it is entertaining, funny and absolutely nothing to do with ocean's 11 12 or 13. No time wasted here, except if like some critics, your time seems to worth 1.000$ / hour... Happy viewing.