World Cup Heist

World Cup Heist or the World Cup Heist: Director's Cut, or whatever it is, doesn't create much anticipation for a heist movie itself. I'm not sure if there was a budget as such, and the film lacks a certain quality due to the characters. Swaylee and Lee were interesting in this film but they couldn't deliver the entire plot. Rick's accent is certainly questionable and isn't convincing, and Paul constantly says the same things: "I'm so sorry Frankie" / "Under my watch" / "Come on Rick" Swaylee was giving it his all but most actors here were lacking and unfortunately brought him down with this. Soundtrack was a little weird at times.

This had a large number of locations. Most of the movie is two people talking to each other. Nice to see an attempt at a heist film with no budget, but it didn't seem like everyone was having fun the way it normally does for these.

Very repetitive dialogue throughout the film as they say the same thing over and over again. Yes we know the power will cut off at 4:59PM, yes we know Paul likes to keep things in a military operation, yes no one has ever been caught under his watch... its the same thing over and over again.

Film should have had more mopney or maybe someone could have at least lent a quick buck or two to get something decent out of it.

Wonderful movie! Deep meaning, acting at the highest level!

Really good idea! Very good actors involved in this. If only this was executed well and had more money to pull this off more effectively. Swaylee is great in the flick!

World Cup Heist is a film like no other, filled with constant explanation of the heist but doesn't show anything. I would easily recommend something like "The Last Heist" (2022) instead cause at least that shows a tense and gripping heist in a well executed manner. This is somewhat cheap and lazy. The characters are unlikeable as all they try to do is hate each other and stab each other in the back. Nothing really makes sense and doesn't land anywhere and the ending is very abrupt and pointless. Nothing of the heist is shown and it's not a clever Reservoir Dogs way. Looks worse than something you would pay for in Poundland.