Great heist flick propelled not only by the crime but the cast of characters
Gone In Sixty Seconds is a superior heist film. It's actually a remake of a1974 independent film by Toby Halicki who ran an auto shop. He used his friends and family to make the movie which is actually really badly acted but does include the longest car chase in movie history. His wife helped get this movie made and was an executive producer.<br /><br />The movie begins with car thief Kip Raines (Giovanni Ribisi) screwing up a job for his boss Raymond Calitri (Christopher Eccleston). That forces Kip’s brother Memphis (Nicolas Cage) to save him by agreeing to steal 50 cars in 72 hours.<br /><br />The first good element is the cast of characters in this ensemble piece. Memphis for instance has a thing for Shelby Ford Mustangs calling them Eleanor. It’s the car he can’t ever steal. It’s like his white whale. Sphinx (Vinnie Jones) looks menacing but never says a word. Master P shows up as the head of gang who believes Memphis is encroaching on his territory. Detective Roland Castlebeck (Delroy Lindo) is the intelligent cop waiting to bust Memphis. There are more and it makes for an interesting mix. Their interactions and the jokes they make, especially about each other, show that the story is not just going to be about the heist. The people are important as well and each one gets their little moment to shine. The one thing missing is some crazy Cage which he's famous for. The closest you get is when he poses as a rich guy at a car dealership.<br /><br />Second there is the heist itself. There’s all the planning. The scouting and then the actual thefts. Some go smoothly. Some get complicated. One leads to a giant car chase. That's the action side of the film and it's well done.<br /><br />If you like crime or car movies or both this hits all the bells and whistles.<br />C
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