@MongoLloyd said:

Yes, once again, the lone POC in the all white crew is the most reluctant, the most righteous, and lectures the white leader on being a criminal. SMH.

I'm just getting started on the movie, but I can't help but to wonder at the way these master criminals use theirs masks on their big heists. Step 1: get scary looking masks and put them on before going to the crime scene Step 2: as soon as you enter the crime scene take off the masks Step 3: profit

Also I'm not so sure it would be such a great idea to spend precious minutes on a crime scene where anyone could walk in on at any minute just for the sake of smashing stuff to bits. Not to mention all that noise they'd be making, but hey, I'm no criminal genius.

Yeah, that definitely stands out as a huge plot hole. They waste all that time breaking sh!t, risking being heard, and wearing those dumb masks for who? Each other?

@mechajutaro said:

And I'm betting that these scrubs didn't even bother to feature Echo And The Bunnymen on the soundtrack either

Or the Boomtown Rats.

Well, I watched the movie to the end and jesus christ that was one sh!tty movie. That ending especially when the art nerd is all teary eyed from the painfully obvious since the beginning of the movie betrayal was some solid unintentional comedy.

My favourite scene, besides the obvious continuous idiocy with the masks, is when they drill a door lock only to kick the door in right after. That's some solid breaking and entering right there although I guess the viewer shouldn't be surprised after the masks and everything else that's going on.

A solid 1/10 movie with no redeeming qualities.

Y'all are haters. This is a solid 6/10. Especially with the year we've had in 2020. This is prime 2020 filmmaking in my book. Shannon kills it as always. I personally didn't see the end coming and loved it.

Take a deep breath guys lolololol

I'm definitely a hater, of sh!tty movies.