"A Los Angeles Crime Saga"
Summary of the movie:
Neil McCauley is a thief... an expert thief... one of the best. His
philosophy in life - become attached to nothing in life that you can't
walk away from if the "Heat" is on. His crew of criminals is a
high-tech outfit pulling off professional jobs that impress even the
likes of Detective Vincent Hanna. But Hanna, a man driven through life
only be his work, becomes obsessed, at the expense of his private life,
with bringing McCauley down. As McCauley's crew prepare for the score
of a lifetime, and Hanna's team tries to bring him in, the two find
that they are challenged by the greatest minds on the opposite side of
the law that either one has ever encountered.
This is not really a movie worth seeing for Natalie alone, especially considering that she's granted very little screentime, but it's worth seeing for the phenomenal cinematography, Elliot Goldenthal's melancolic, dream-like score, the great sound mix and, of course, the overall great acting from most of the cast. |
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