Making "The Score"

A veteran thief, Nick Wells, plans to retire from his profession with one final, lucrative heist. His plan involves stealing a priceless Fabergé egg, a task complicated by his ambitious and impulsive young protégé, Jack Teller. As they navigate the intricate job, Wells must contend with the unpredictable nature of Teller and the potential betrayal that could jeopardize their freedom.

The Score received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its stellar cast, particularly the performances of Robert De Niro, Edward Norton, and Marlon Brando in his final film role. While some found the plot predictable, many appreciated the suspenseful heist elements and the character dynamics.

• Praised for its talented ensemble cast, especially De Niro, Norton, and a memorable final performance from Marlon Brando.
• The heist plot is engaging and suspenseful, though occasionally predictable.
• Offers a satisfying cat-and-mouse dynamic between the lead characters.

Google audience: Audiences generally enjoyed "The Score," appreciating the star power and the well-executed heist narrative. Some viewers found the ending a bit anticlimactic, but the performances and the suspenseful build-up were frequently highlighted as positives.

Marlon Brando's final film appearance was in "The Score," where he played Max, a notorious crime figure. His health issues during filming led to some scenes being shot with him in bed.