Masterminds

In this true-crime-inspired comedy, a dim-witted armored car driver gets coaxed by his coworkers into pulling off a massive bank heist. After the money is stolen, his double-crossing crew leaves him to take the fall. He then must try to outsmart the criminals and bring them to justice, all while evading the FBI.

Masterminds received mixed to negative reviews from critics, with many finding the humor predictable and the plot somewhat convoluted. However, some appreciated the cast's performances and the film's quirky, lighthearted take on a bizarre true story.

• The film relies heavily on slapstick and awkward humor, which can be hit-or-miss.
• While the cast is talented, their performances are often overshadowed by a weak script.
• The movie's attempt to be both a comedy and a retelling of a true crime story doesn't always land effectively.

Google audience: Audience reviews are split, with some finding the film hilariously absurd and others deeming it a tedious comedy with weak jokes. Many enjoyed the premise and the performances, but felt the execution could have been sharper.

The film is based on the infamous 1997 Loomis Fargo robbery, one of the largest cash robberies in American history at the time.