The Score (2001)
Genre: Crime / Thriller
Duration: 124 minuten
Country:
United States / Germany / Canada
Directed by: Frank Oz
Stars: Edward Norton, Robert De Niro and Marlon Brando
IMDb score:
6,8 (142.288)
Releasedate: 13 July 2001
The Score plot
"There are no partners in crime."
Nick Wells, a professional criminal, decides to leave the criminal life behind. His good friend Max comes up with a plan that Nick can't refuse: a historic French object is discovered while it was being smuggled into the country. Nick must team up with young thief Jackie Teller to obtain the valuable object.
Actors and actresses
Nick Wells
Jack Teller
Max
Diane
Burt
Steven
Danny
Jean-Claude
Laurent
André
Reviews & comments
Lovelyboy
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- 3906 messages
- 2920 votes
Meanwhile an oldie again and perhaps best known as a film where Brando gives the last act the presence. Furthermore, the film stands out with a solid cast in the form of De Niro and Norton, a nice soundtrack and fine jazz music, but nothing surprises.
Norton's dual role is more than nice, including when planning the squat. No fancy stuff for that matter, but peace, data, logic and no bells and whistles, but a professional who works in detail. At odds with that is the case with the security codes again, but forward. The crack itself with denouement is more than nice and can be called quite exciting, even if the ending may be predictable. Furthermore, Brando can be called who sometimes acts a bit over and is bland, yet the man remains fascinating.
Disadvantages are the too long run-up to the introduction to Jack, the film feels too long anyway, I don't think Nick's relationship adds anything and slows things down, and although Norton's double role is pretty good, it's still a shame that this isn't the case. is built up differently and this does not appear á la Keyser Soze only towards the end. The Score is not a topper, but a decent and a nice film for once it is.
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Brabants
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- 2887 messages
- 2145 votes
The Score is a decent Heist movie with some great names. Not all that special, but certainly entertaining.
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kissyfur
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- 325 messages
- 499 votes
Leaving aside the actors, I thought it was all pretty mediocre. A plot full of clichés (a hacker who lives in his mother's basement, really?), the tempo drops quite a bit at times, few interesting shots, and quite monotonous music.
But luckily: Norton. So still a tight enough.
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