Toby Kebbell
Will
Thieves attempt a massive heist against the U.S. Treasury as a Category 5 hurricane approaches one of its Mint facilities.
Homepage | https://www.lionsgate.com/movies/the-hurricane-heist |
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Release Date | 2018-02-28 |
Runtime | 1h 43m |
Directors | Rob Cohen, Christopher Michael Coupe, Kalin Stoyanov, Shelly Johnson, Ramakrishna Yerramsetty, Manishkumar Makhija |
Producers | Danny Roth, Graeme Puttock, Karen Elise Baldwin, Moshe Diamant, Damiano Tucci, Asha Joseph, William J. Immerman, Christopher Milburn, Michael Tadross Jr., Tamara Birkemoe, Jenna Sanz-Agero, Nick Ruta, Sergey Bespalov, Compton Ross, Peter Hampden, Mark Borde, Norman Merry, Carlos Davis, Mark DeVitre, Sufo Evtimov, Charlie Dombek, Anthony Fingleton, Phil Hunt, Chris Charalambous, Gregory Gavanski, Chris Conover, Carolyn Folks, Gabriel Georgiev, Alastair Burlingham, Marina Bespalov, Jennifer Lucas, Mark Damon, Byron Allen |
Writers | Carlos Davis, Anthony Fingleton, Jeff Dixon, Scott Windhauser |
Unlikely to win any awards but a decent, if run-of-the mill, heist plot. Clever use of weather at times. Sometimes over-the-top.
— portnoyz
Mostly poor.
'The Hurricane Heist' is an OK disaster film but is majorly let down by the up and down special effects and largely plain acting. I did enjoy the ending, which is very 'The Fast and the Furious'-esque - little surprise to learn that Rob Cohen directs both.
Cast-wise it's underwhelming. Maggie Grace (Casey) is the standout, it's cool to see her in something other than 'Taken'. Toby Kebbell (Will) is the best of the rest, though he and the others are pretty dull. Better onscreen talent needed.
The overall story is alright, even with its clunky twists. The effects, as noted, are lame for the majority but one or two scenes look decent. It could've been a lot worse, the third act certainly improves my feelings towards this film.
— r96sk