.. there are far too many characters and subplots to get a decent handle on.
– time out –

This film is formulaic in all the wrong ways
– times online —

.. it’s still debatable how accurate the film’s version of events are. What we do get though is a highly entertaining crime thriller where cliches and stereotypes are expertly used to deliver a cracking couple of hours
– channel4 –

The Bank Job is a fun and entertaining time at the movies. Jason Statham is his usual charming self, the pace of the movie is terrific, it’s funny, at times exciting and generally pretty damn satisfying. It’s no “Snatch”, but that’s ok. Overall I give The Bank Job a 7 out of 10.
– the movie blog –

It’s an intriguing concept, but The Bank Job doesn’t really deliver the thrills
– bbc.co.uk –

Enjoyable, nicely acted and well written heist thriller that successfully weaves together a number of threads and speculates on a fascinating true story
– viewlondon.co.uk –

The Bank Job Movie Data Information

Starring :
Jason Statham (Previous movies : The Transporter 1, 2, The Italian Job)
Saffron Burrows(Previous movies : Deep Blue Sea, Troy)
Stephen Campbell Moore
Film Director : Jon Poll (Previous movies : Mutiny of the Bounty, No Way Out, Cocktail, Dante’s Peak, Thirteen Days, Species)
Theatrical Release Date : 29 February 2008
Run Time : 111.5 min
Movie Genre : Thriller
Cinematography : Michael Coulter
Music Film by : J. Peter Robinson
Movie Rating : PG-13
Distributed by : Lions Gate Entertainment

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