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Crime 101

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We went and saw this morning, solid, not the level of Heat which is my gold standard for heist movies, but worth the ticket price.

Two things really stood out which are not incredibly profound or original, but can't be said enough.

First, Halle Berry has aged VERY Well and is incredibly attractive for turning 60 in August.

Second, Mark Ruffalo is Phillip Seymour Hoffman level of playing the disheveled, train wreck of a guy who has much more going on for him than expected from the exterior.

#2

We also saw it Sunday. It was decent. The ending was tied up a little too neatly for my taste.

On 2/15/2026 at 1:47 PM, PGFrog said:

First, Halle Berry has aged VERY Well and is incredibly attractive for turning 60 in August.

Indeed. She played a 53 year old in the movie and she looks younger than that, at least on-screen. Afterward my sister was looking up to see what work she's had done and saw the only thing referenced online was a probable nose job when she was much younger.

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It was cool. I am not real big on shoot outs in movies and this was pretty minor overall with that. The flow was good and I enjoyed the ending. I like all four of the main characters in the movie so that also made it interesting to me as well.

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