Heist

A veteran jewel thief, Joe Moore, plans one last big score with his crew before retiring. However, his greedy boss, 'The Pope', forces him into a dangerous double-cross that involves a notorious criminal from his past. As loyalties are tested and betrayals unfold, Moore must navigate a treacherous path to secure his freedom and his crew's safety.

David Mamet's 'Heist' was generally well-received by critics for its intricate plot, sharp dialogue, and strong performances. Audiences appreciated the twists and turns, though some found the complex narrative challenging to follow.

• Praised for its clever and intricate plot with multiple twists.

• Noted for its witty and sharp dialogue, typical of director David Mamet.

• The ensemble cast, particularly Gene Hackman, received commendations for their performances.

Google audience: Audiences enjoyed the film's suspenseful nature and the unexpected plot developments, often highlighting the performances of the main actors and the film's intelligent script. Some viewers found the non-linear storytelling to be a bit confusing initially.

Director David Mamet wrote the screenplay specifically for Gene Hackman, basing the character of Joe Moore on a detective he knew from his youth.