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A couple random ones:
Sneakers is the OG hacker film. If you haven’t seen it, it’s an absolute must. It’s a computer-driven heist film from the 90’s and even though the tech aged, the movie holds up beautifully.
Believe it or not, I’m gonna recommend Solo: A Star Wars Story. It is, at its heart, a sci-fi heist flick.
solo was great, shame its release was sandwiched between like 3 of the biggest movies ever and they canned the star wars story movies because of its poor sales
Yeah, it has its flaws, but I think if you just give it a chance and don’t obsess over the Star Warsness of it, it’s just a fun movie.
I can think of one, and you've probably seen it. Papillon from 1973 with McQueen and Hoffman in leading roles.
You might enjoy some of Woo Min-ho's films. 'Drug King' (2018) is a biopic about a Korean drug lord in the '70s, while 'Inside Men' (2016) is a political thriller focusing on corruption in modern Korean society (criminal organisations influencing politicans and the judicial system). I'd also recommend Na Hong-jin's 'The Yellow Sea' (2010), which is about a Yanbian taxi driver who falls into the criminal underworld after racking up huge debts via his gambling addiction.
Beware I have seen alot.
https://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html
Heat
If you're looking for something a little different in the gangster genre, the anime series Baccano! might be worth a try.
The Wachowskis' Bound, The Kitchen, and Flawless
Public Enemy Number One (1953)
It's a gangster comedy, so possibly perfect for you, but perhaps not what you are looking for right now.
Not movies (sorry!) but there's a podcast called darknet diaries that has a lot of good cyber crimes, penetration testing, and even a few bank heists. Some are a little more techy but they do i decent job explaining things
Episode 72 is a bank heist. Episode 6 is a bank job.
Episode 102 is one on printing counterfeit money that is pretty good
Thought id share since i enjoy these when I'm not able to sit at a screen. Enjoy your time off!
Episode 102 is fantastic. I couldn't believe half of what I heard in it. Wild.
One I liked a lot is Layer Cake with Daniel Craig
How about some classic Danish heist movies? Olsen-banden ser rødt is one of the better in the series.
A bit outside your prefs, but James Bond parodies Our Man Flint (1966) and In Like Flint (1967) with James Coburn
Oldie but a goodie, Le Trou is a french film about a prison break, holds up great
I found it super interesting watching the original Ladykillers and the Coen Brothers remake back to back.
Original (with Alec Guiness and Peter Sellers):
Remake (with Tom Hanks and J.K. Simmons):
Watch the original!
'Snatch' and 'Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels' are two of my favourite gangster/heist movies, both by Guy Ritchie. 'Brawl In Cell Block 99' is a surprisingly good and quite violent prison movie starring Vince Vaughn. A far less violent prison movie I quite like is 'The Green Mile". "Gangs of New York" is definitely worth a watch if you've not seen it. There are also of course the classic heists like 'Italian Job' and 'Ocean's [number]'. 'Catch me If You Can' isn't a heist movie per se but it involves a lot of stealing and subterfuge.
I know there are so many more I can't currently think of but hopefully these few suggestions help to occupy your week off, enjoy!
If and I maybe reaching, Lock, Stock is the first in a trilogy, and Snatch is 2nd what is the third to tie everything together?
"Grand Slam" (1967)
"House of Money" - funny nobody mentioned this one. But only the first heist, the first two seasons. The later ones are not up to par.
Bad Boys , not the Will Smith one but the earlier unrelated movie with Sean Penn. Really good action and some really wild fight scenes involving full cans of soda
i was always partial to Attica
Sneakers The Princess Bride
But I feel this post is just fishing for information on how to commit a heist. You wouldn't download a car.
Hell yea I would. Not a tesla or some piece of crap but a good 3d printed full metal car.
How about city of God?
I liked the den of thieves movies
Point Break / Hardboiled / Donnie Brasco / French Connection
Cool hand Luke?
Gettin' Square, The Bank, Malcolm.
Check out No Sudden Move (2021)
Inside Man (2006)
Le Cercle Rouge (1970)
Borsalino (1970)
Un Flic (1972)
Bob le Flambeur (1958)
Before the Devil Knows you’re Dead (2007)
Ronin (1998)
Sexy Beast (2000)
Some obvious ones there that are worth a mention in case you’ve missed them.
Edit:
Things to do in Denver when you’re Dead (1995)
Das Experiment is probably the best prison film I've seen. It's roughly based on a true story about a psychological experiment set in a prison that goes horribly wrong. I think there was an English adaptation as well but I can't speak to it.
