A mysteriously stoic character is hired as a security guard by a cash truck company responsible for transporting a lot of money around Los Angeles each week.A mysteriously stoic character is hired as a security guard by a cash truck company responsible for transporting a lot of money around Los Angeles each week.A mysteriously stoic character is hired as a security guard by a cash truck company responsible for transporting a lot of money around Los Angeles each week.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Rocci Boy Williams
- Hollow Bob
- (as Rocci Williams)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaA vast majority of the interiors, including the Fortico base, were filmed In England. Filming also occurred in Los Angeles.
- GoofsThe crew takes eight weeks to develop a meticulous plan to steal over $150 million. One million dollars in $100 bills weighs 22 pounds; $150 million weighs 3,300 pounds. Jackson describes how the crew will transfer the currency from the loading dock of building D to two Can Am ATVs, and then load the money into a Toyota Prius.
A single duffel bag like those used in the movie to transport the cash is about 36x12x12 inches, or 5,184 cu in. A stack of $100 bills totaling one million dollars is 689 cubic inches. $150 million in $100 bills totals 103,350 cu in, requiring 19 bags, give or take. The remaining two crew members, Bullet and Jan, unload a maximum of 9-10 bags from the armored truck onto the ATVs, about $70 million or 1,655 pounds of cash.
Even with the reduced amount of cash, they would be unable to get away with the currency. The highest-end Outlander X MR 1000R Can Am like those used in the movie has a rear rack that can carry a maximum weight of 200 lbs. The maximum recommended weight that a Prius can carry is 835 lbs.
Despite all their planning, they didn't do some basic math. The most they could have stolen using this equipment would have been $18 million. Their scheme is doomed to fail before they begin.
- Crazy creditsThe film debuts a new MGM logo in the trailer but surprisingly the 2012 MGM logos pops up in the released film.
- SoundtracksFolsom Prison Blues (Knownwolf Remix)
Written by Johnny Cash (as John R. Cash)
Performed by Johnny Cash
Courtesy of Columbia Records Nashville
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
Featured review
I love Guy Ritchie films, I saw this on a whim and didn't know it was him until the opening credits. So when I saw that I knew I was in for a white knuckle action fueled ride that I would love. And while its obviously not his best, by a long shot actually, I liked it, I enjoyed it, and I recommended it to friends and family. But a masterpiece it was not.
Good thing I didn't watch the trailer because going in blind, not knowing the story that was (for the most part) spoiled in the trailer, I enjoyed the semi-done before revenge plot. But the grit, the tension, and the action is what made it all for me. Jason Statham often become his own cliché in his own movies but not this one. The whole film was dirty, it felt gritty, and I love films that don't just show nice cinematography and sets, but instead have a consistent tone that makes you feel like you're in it. And of course the action is good, we already mentioned who this is coming from, the final "heist" of sorts was very entertaining and the action was intense and well filmed.
I did find the editing weird in a couple of spots, just a couple of moments and one entire segment I felt did not really flow with the rest of the film and kind of take you out of it, It would take up some time to say which scenes but you'll know them when you see them. Oddly cut, either to quick or just in an odd fashion, and an entire segment of the film that serves as backstory for me personally, was placed it a bad spot I also loved the score, it was very simplistic yet unnerving and effective. Only added good to the gritty imagery and tone we were looking at.
All in all its a solid action thriller that is no masterpiece but still worth a watch if you like the genre.
Good thing I didn't watch the trailer because going in blind, not knowing the story that was (for the most part) spoiled in the trailer, I enjoyed the semi-done before revenge plot. But the grit, the tension, and the action is what made it all for me. Jason Statham often become his own cliché in his own movies but not this one. The whole film was dirty, it felt gritty, and I love films that don't just show nice cinematography and sets, but instead have a consistent tone that makes you feel like you're in it. And of course the action is good, we already mentioned who this is coming from, the final "heist" of sorts was very entertaining and the action was intense and well filmed.
I did find the editing weird in a couple of spots, just a couple of moments and one entire segment I felt did not really flow with the rest of the film and kind of take you out of it, It would take up some time to say which scenes but you'll know them when you see them. Oddly cut, either to quick or just in an odd fashion, and an entire segment of the film that serves as backstory for me personally, was placed it a bad spot I also loved the score, it was very simplistic yet unnerving and effective. Only added good to the gritty imagery and tone we were looking at.
All in all its a solid action thriller that is no masterpiece but still worth a watch if you like the genre.
- neener3707
- May 8, 2021
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- Also known as
- Justicia Implacable
- Filming locations
- 635 Mateo Street, Los Angeles, California, USA(Fortico building)
- Production companies
- See more company credits at IMDbPro
Box office
- Budget
- $40,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $27,466,489
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $8,309,007
- May 9, 2021
- Gross worldwide
- $103,966,489
- Runtime1 hour 59 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39 : 1
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