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The Hurricane Heist
A team of 30 well-armed mercenaries intent on looting the local treasury facility of a small town using a hurricane bearing down on the Gulf coastline to their advantage.
1969
15 December 1969, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK
30 September 1969, London, England, UK
19 March 1963
9 July 1982, Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, UK
16 December 1947, London, England, UK
28 November 1976, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
12 December 2004
21 March 2007, Daytona Beach, Florida, USA
March 13, 2018
A skillfully made formula flick that in a previous era would have starred someone named Skeet or Keanu.
March 12, 2018
The script is stodgy, the effects absurd. Saddled with shootouts, explosions, and stormy devastation, the film does little more than place cartoonish stereotypes in perilous situations.
March 13, 2018
As absurd and stupid as the movie is, I enjoyed the part where they're bonding over PB&J sandwiches...I enjoyed the progression of the villain...the movie does drag on a bit too long, I'm putting this in my guilty pleasures slot though.
March 14, 2018
Rarely as much fun as one might've hoped...
March 13, 2018
In many ways, The Hurricane Heist's lack of self-awareness regarding just how dated it feels plays to its advantage.
March 09, 2018
If our divided country can't come together over a movie this wonderfully terrible, what hope do we really have?
March 13, 2018
Stormy action movie mixes gunplay, disaster-movie peril.
March 13, 2018
It's like the filmmakers went into the Die Hard Store, stretched out their arms, rolled their eyes back, and bellowed, "Give me eeevvveeeerryything!"
March 09, 2018
One of the dumbest variations of the weather-based action thriller subgenre that I have ever seen.
March 08, 2018
A laughable caper wherein the good guys continually manage to thwart the bad guys through skillful manipulation of a Category 5 hurricane.
March 09, 2018
This one's just blowing through theaters on its way to streaming services.
March 10, 2018
The film never rises to the promise of its awesomely literal title. The stakes are as soggy as the scenery.
