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: The story follows Thom (Freddie Highmore), a genius engineering student who joins a crew of master thieves. Their goal is to break into the Bank of Spain, a fortress with no blueprints and a vault that floods if breached, to retrieve a legendary lost treasure.

: Fans of the "heist formula" (like Money Heist or Ocean's Eleven ) will find it a fun, captivating ride with a satisfying cliffhanger. Cons : Way Down (3.04 GB)

: While Freddie Highmore receives mixed reviews for his "lightweight" lead, the supporting cast—including Liam Cunningham and Famke Janssen—is praised for carrying the story. : The story follows Thom (Freddie Highmore), a

: The film is noted for being well-directed by Jaume Balagueró, effectively building tension throughout the heist. Cons : : While Freddie Highmore receives mixed

: Critics often point out that the plot follows standard tropes and can be highly predictable.

Reviewers from platforms like and MovieMeter generally describe the film as an entertaining, albeit formulaic, heist movie. Pros :

: The team uses the distraction of the 2010 FIFA World Cup final —where Spain played the Netherlands—as their 105-minute window to execute the plan while crowds gather outside the bank. Critical & Audience Review Highlights