Inside Man (2006)

I rather liked the film, but all the way there was a feeling that I was being persistently fed morality, that I shouldn't be biased, and I also need to be more tolerant, and a Negro can be a guard, and an Arab is not a terrorist. Sometimes it's witty and funny, from the scene with the Hindu and the bomb, I just laughed. and sometimes clumsily and lazily (a scene with a game). Well, when you start to think, the magic of the film also collapses: why keep Nazi documents? why couldn't the cameras separate the robbers from the visitors (there were also recordings 5 minutes before the robbery)? the murky story of the ring. well, the hole in the floor, which was dug throughout the film, apparently symbolizes a hole in the plot) but when I watched it, it was very interesting and interesting what would happen next.

To put it mildly, it's far from the best movie with Denzel. Inappropriate Indian music, breaking the fourth wall, long timekeeping... By the end, it's already very boring, the feeling of being secondary and fake.

Well, let's say, so-so, not particularly impressed.