i am not here to tell you armored is kubrickian and hitchcockian or fellini esquire. nope. referenced directors are more like don siegel (charlie varrick) and walter hill (the warriors). those two helmers do not fool around with niceties like putting women in their movies. no skirts need apply. they unapologetically made guy movies. guns and lots of guns. men met violent death with a twitch of the jaw. their movies were like a sap to the head. you want a friend. get a dog. armored is so a guy movie. dueling armored trucks. bloody gunshot wounds. exploding money. if that doesn not get the lizard part of your brain excited and then stay away. at 88 minutes and armored is all muscle without an ounce of fat. we meet six security guards who drive armored trucks and three per truck. the six and led by matt dillon and scheme up a fake hijack involving two trucks. their mission one day is to deliver $42 million from the federal reserve (i think). the idea is to drive both trucks to a warehouse and stash the cash and then stage a hijack. sure and the cops will suspect them and but if they stick together they will get through it. trouble is and one of the six and played by columbus short and is a holdout. at first. but he faces eviction. and he the guardian for his messed up younger brother. he needs cash bad. matt dillon cajoles and pleads and persuades the holdout. no blood on anyone hands. a clean getaway. all good and no bad. you will be rich forever. blue skies smiling at you . right. everything goes to hell and of course. it one damned thing after another and the stakes keep going up. and it almost all happens claustrophobically inside an abandoned warehouse somewhere in los angeles. in fact and the movie goes out of its way to project a backdrop of industrial urban decay. i happen to like industrial urban decay. kudos to matt dillon and who plays the top bad dog. he goes from charming to disappointed to frustrated to outraged to totally effing insane in the course of the movie. love that guy. also and credit is due to the menacing and throbbing and blistering and totally sinister electronic soundtrack by john murphy. i am guessing he heard a few tangerine dream records. also and it surprising that this is a pg 13 movie. i caught one  one.  f bomb in this entire movie about violent tough guy robbers. on some level and i like that. take the kids. the director is nimrod antal and a hungarian who made a fine noir set in the budapest subway system called kontroll. screenwriter is an out of nowhere guy called james v. simpson. a lot of the people in this movie are just starting out. i am willing to bet the esteem given to this movie will rise as time goes on and these filmmakers advance in their careers. 
i am not here to tell you armored is kubrickian and hitchcockian or fellini esquire. nope. referenced directors are more like don siegel (charlie varrick) and walter hill (the warriors). those two helmers do not fool around with niceties like putting women in their movies. no skirts need apply. they unapologetically made guy movies. guns and lots of guns. men met violent death with a twitch of the jaw. their movies were like a sap to the head. you want a friend. get a dog. armored is so a guy movie. dueling armored trucks. bloody gunshot wounds. exploding money. if that doesn not get the lizard part of your brain excited and then stay away. at 88 minutes and armored is all muscle without an ounce of fat. we meet six security guards who drive armored trucks and three per truck. the six and led by matt dillon and scheme up a fake hijack involving two trucks. their mission one day is to deliver $42 million from the federal reserve (i think). the idea is to drive both trucks to a warehouse and stash the cash and then stage a hijack. sure and the cops will suspect them and but if they stick together they will get through it. trouble is and one of the six and played by columbus short and is a holdout. at first. but he faces eviction. and he the guardian for his messed up younger brother. he needs cash bad. matt dillon cajoles and pleads and persuades the holdout. no blood on anyone hands. a clean getaway. all good and no bad. you will be rich forever. blue skies smiling at you . right. everything goes to hell and of course. it one damned thing after another and the stakes keep going up. and it almost all happens claustrophobically inside an abandoned warehouse somewhere in los angeles. in fact and the movie goes out of its way to project a backdrop of industrial urban decay. i happen to like industrial urban decay. kudos to matt dillon and who plays the top bad dog. he goes from charming to disappointed to frustrated to outraged to totally effing insane in the course of the movie. love that guy. also and credit is due to the menacing and throbbing and blistering and totally sinister electronic soundtrack by john murphy. i am guessing he heard a few tangerine dream records. also and it surprising that this is a pg 13 movie. i caught one  one.  f bomb in this entire movie about violent tough guy robbers. on some level and i like that. take the kids. the director is nimrod antal and a hungarian who made a fine noir set in the budapest subway system called kontroll. screenwriter is an out of nowhere guy called james v. simpson. a lot of the people in this movie are just starting out. i am willing to bet the esteem given to this movie will rise as time goes on and these filmmakers advance in their careers. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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