Bandit

It was a really good movie, especially since I am Canadian and bank robbing is unheard of here. The most entertaining history ever!

It was entertaining, with good rithm. Funny. Decent performances.

Not great, not bad. Entertaining enough, but not as good an experience as for example Catch me if you can was.
All acting was a bit flat, nobody seemed to take things seriously enough or... something like that.
Love Elisha though :)

its a great movie. i will rate it 7.5/10

The film didn't exactly rob me of my time but it's not as gripping as it should have been.

You know that episode of The Office where Timothy Olyphant's character, Danny, impresses the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch with how handsome he is? And Kelly mentions that he looks like Josh Duhamel? I used to mix Olyphant and Duhamel up *all* the time. In fact, when I first saw the poster for this movie, I thought Josh Duhamel *was* Timothy Olyphant, partially because of Elisha Cuthbert; her and Olyphant co-starred in The Girl Next Door like 20 years ago, so the combination of her and Duhamel looking like Olyphant made me think they were costarring in another movie together. Nope, just Josh Duhamel.

And speaking of TV shows, it's hilarious to me that Nestor Carbonell's naturally dark eyelashes are directly referenced in this movie a couple times, with him saying that people always mistake him for wearing permanent eyeliner; his character in Lost, Richard, earns the Sawyer nickname of "Eyeliner" at one point in the show, as a reference to fans of that show always wondering why Richard wore so much eyeliner, LMAO.

This isn't a great movie, but it's not a terrible one either; kind of a paint-by-numbers true crime movie, but with how charming and funny Duhamel is, it's got enough charm to be worth the watch. Maybe not a bunch of times, but it didn't feel like a waste of time.

this movie was really bad

Was an interesting watch. Nothing too crazy, but a cool look into a true story.