How to Rob a Bank

5.8
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20071h 21m

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Overview

Caught in the middle of a bank robbery, a slacker and a bank employee become the ones who arbitrate the intense situation.

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Directed by Andrews Jenkins, this 2007 mix of action, comedy, and crime traps a slacker and a bank employee inside a robbery gone sideways, forcing the two unlikely figures to become reluctant negotiators in a tense standoff. As the situation escalates, banter and bad luck collide while everyone scrambles for the upper hand. Snappy and contained, the film wrings comedy and suspense from a single high-pressure scenario built on twists and shifting allegiances. Its tone is brisk and tongue-in-cheek. It suits viewers who enjoy caper comedies, heist hijinks, and crime stories where ordinary people land in over their heads. MagicMovieScore: 5.8.

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Top Cast

Nick Stahl - Jinx in How to Rob a Bank

Nick Stahl

Jinx

Erika Christensen - Jessica in How to Rob a Bank

Erika Christensen

Jessica

Gavin Rossdale - Simon in How to Rob a Bank

Gavin Rossdale

Simon

Terry Crews - Officer DeGepse in How to Rob a Bank

Terry Crews

Officer DeGepse

David Carradine - Nick in How to Rob a Bank

David Carradine

Nick

Leo Fitzpatrick - Gunman in How to Rob a Bank

Leo Fitzpatrick

Gunman

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Adriano Aragon

Fellow Officer

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Britt Delano

Key Witness

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Movie Info

Release Date

January 25, 2007

Runtime

1h 21m

Rating

PG-13

Genres

Action, Comedy, Crime

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