Amazing_Wizard

There are just far too many team members now (9 active to the plot and 1 more thrown in at the very end), and still it was missing one notable name from the second movie that would have elevated it more.

This type of heist film is better when we have a small team of 4 doing a mission impossible / hustle / leverage type double movie-length episode.

I know Atlas by name, the other 9 I have no idea what there names were.

Less of the CGI camera tricks. More focus on actual real world tricks and using them to solve crime.

And keep the budget low. We don't need expensive race cars (with an ending that is resolved off screen, when the character just turns up. No explanation given). No home alone optical illusion museum to set things in. It was just stupid.

Seriously too much money was spent on the sets, when a tighter more-focused script was what is needed.

It's watchable and at least they vanished a silk in a TT. They explained how the diamond was switched out. As stupid as that was (same as the car stealing scene). Security around a billion pound diamond was laughable. Even more so when the twist at the end is revealed and you realise how pointless the rest of the movie was.

This is going to be top contender for film of the year, if not the decade. It makes you question if it's based on a true story as the logic in writing has zero holes in in. Its phenomenal.

Directed by the Joseph Kosinski, who did Top Gun Maverick. Score by Hans Zimmer. Brad Pitt as the star, Damson is now a household name (Probably front-runner to be the next Black Panther).

Highly recommend you watch on the biggest screen possible. Its loud with lots of racing, but at a level that doesn't require earbuds. The sound editing was phenomenal and deserves Oscars for that as well.

Its my number 1 film of the year. Better Man is number 2. How to Train your Dragon number 3.