Writing for Rolling Stone, Peter Travers gave the film 3 out of 4 stars and praised the cast (namely Bullock, Blanchett and Hathaway), saying, "Ocean's 8 is a heist caper that looks gorgeous, keeps the twists coming and bounces along on a comic rhythm that's impossible to resist. What more do you want in summer escapism?"[49] Alonso Duralde of TheWrap called the film "slick, charming and funny," though added "it never quite kicks into high gear" and said, "Cinematographer Eigil Bryld gives the proceedings the high-gloss of a SkyMall catalog, which is appropriate for a movie about robbing a legendary Cartier necklace at fashion's most exclusive event... And between the sheen and the talented performers, Ocean's 8 does eventually coast on froth and good will."[50]
Variety's Owen Gleiberman said it is "clever enough to get by" and wrote "Ocean's 8 is a casually winning heist movie, no more and no less, but like countless films devoted to the exploits of cool male criminals, it lingers most... as a proudly scurrilous gallery of role models." He found Hathaway "commanding at every moment" and believed Bullock projected "the debauched insolence" and ideological drive of "a hungry criminal", but lamented the scarcity of impressive dialogue for Paulson and Blanchett, who "don't get a chance to create indelible characters".[51] In The Boston Globe, Ty Burr was more impressed by Blanchett's performance ("the Boss of This Movie") and said, apart from Hathaway, the film largely depended on the "established personas" of the actors.[52]
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Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune gave the film 2 out of 4 stars and said, "Some movies are more about parallel play than actual playground interaction, and despite a screenful of terrifically skillful talents, Ocean's 8 never quite gets its ensemble act together. It's smooth, and far from inept. But it isn't much fun. That's all you want from a certain kind of heist picture, isn't it? Fun?"[53] Writing for the Chicago Sun-Times, Richard Roeper said the cast "banters beautifully, but the heist is a bit too breezy", lacking a "formidable, hiss-worthy villain" and "darker, more challenging, more nuanced adventure".[54]
Watch the trailer hereIMDb: 5.4Rotten Tomatoes: 63%/29%Check out The Trust on Netflix 29. Coin Heist (2017)Though Coin Heist may not have grabbed ratings, it remains a fine pick for those who enjoy watching crime drama movies. Written and directed by Emily Hagins stars Sasha Pieterse, the heist movie stars Alexis G. Zall, Alex Saxon, Jay Walker, and Connor Ratliff. It takes inspiration from the young-adult novel of the same name by Elisa Ludwig. Released on Netflix on January 6, 2017, the movie is set around a group of students who try to raise money for their school by breaking into a mint and creating a limited edition run of coins that they sell to collectors.
Watch the trailer hereIMDb: 4.8Rotten Tomatoes: Not available/40%Check out Coin Heist on Netflix 30. The Crew (2015)Co-written and directed by Julien Leclercq, The Crew is an action thriller. The story revolves around a Parisian heist crew led by Yanis Zeri (Sami Bouajila) which has expertise in well-planned robberies of armored trucks. Apart from Sami, the heist movie also stars Guillaume Gouix, Youssef Hajdi, and Jill Hennessy Kaaris in important roles. 2ff7e9595c
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