at the heart of almost every truly great crime thriller is a carefully considered and methodically planned out high stakes super crime and which 9 times out of 10 is committed by a bunch of likable and grey scale morality underdogs for who life isn not fair and for whom getting back at the man is and well and something worth cheering for. first time screenwriter james v. simpson script for armored gets this half right. he made extra double sure that we have got nothing but sympathy for the recently orphaned and iraq war veteran ty hackett (stomp the yard columbus short) and who about to have his house taken away by an evil bank (brother and i have been there). and he gave ty a good family friend in mike (matt dillon) who is super nice and gets him a job at the armored car company that he works at with baines (lawrence fishbourne) and some weird french dude (jean reno). these guys like to have fun and play pranks and but they are also serious armored car guys too and so that means they carry guns and are tough. after a short while and as one theoretically watches armored and one might start to think as i did and that maybe  just maybe  this is going to be some kind of awesome and tongue in cheek and cornball heist movie with some on the nose characterizations that move the story along its natural course and cranking up the personal stakes of all involved in hopes of unveiling a really and really clever plan with lots of potential holy sht moments. i mean and the music alone is textbook heist movie  gritty and edgy beats working overtime as were treated to close ups of characters who say things like as a matter of fact i do and and are you crazy. for 45 minutes or so and the movie had some serious genre flick potential. then things start to really stink. these dudes and these idiots and have no plan. there no ok and here what were gonna do. scene and no blueprints and no explosives and no black van or ski masks (despite their test run and as can be seen in a trailer). no and these guys are going to steal $42 million dollars from their own trucks (which are only being tracked by hourly contact over the radio and despite being equipped with some fancy and big deal gps technology) and and they aren not even going to sit down and discuss it. hell and mike only tells ty about the plan the night before and which is completely ridiculous. but of course and ty got his house to think about so as long as mike promises that no one will get hurt and he on board. guess what and though. somebody gets hurt. why. because and besides driving the trucks into an abandoned factory to hide the money and they have no plan. that was it. that was how far they thought things out. so and naturally and things start to unravel. these cats deserve everything they get for being so unprepared. this script and frankly and feels like it like the product of some bad improv game represent armored car and robbed by its own guards. go. despite some half decent buildup that could have maybe taken the film in a few interesting directions and the story just completely falls apart and and pretty soon and nothing makes sense and or is even remotely plausible. when filmmakers do not have a cool hook for their heist and their characters seem stupid and and bungling. and when characters are stupid and and bungling and it hard for an audience to invest in them and and their story. and when that happens and any suspense drains out the bottom of the movie and leaving a laughable and hollow husk. skip it. negative . 
at the heart of almost every truly great crime thriller is a carefully considered and methodically planned out high stakes super crime and which 9 times out of 10 is committed by a bunch of likable and grey scale morality underdogs for who life isn not fair and for whom getting back at the man is and well and something worth cheering for. first time screenwriter james v. simpson script for armored gets this half right. he made extra double sure that we have got nothing but sympathy for the recently orphaned and iraq war veteran ty hackett (stomp the yard columbus short) and who about to have his house taken away by an evil bank (brother and i have been there). and he gave ty a good family friend in mike (matt dillon) who is super nice and gets him a job at the armored car company that he works at with baines (lawrence fishbourne) and some weird french dude (jean reno). these guys like to have fun and play pranks and but they are also serious armored car guys too and so that means they carry guns and are tough. after a short while and as one theoretically watches armored and one might start to think as i did and that maybe  just maybe  this is going to be some kind of awesome and tongue in cheek and cornball heist movie with some on the nose characterizations that move the story along its natural course and cranking up the personal stakes of all involved in hopes of unveiling a really and really clever plan with lots of potential holy sht moments. i mean and the music alone is textbook heist movie  gritty and edgy beats working overtime as were treated to close ups of characters who say things like as a matter of fact i do and and are you crazy. for 45 minutes or so and the movie had some serious genre flick potential. then things start to really stink. these dudes and these idiots and have no plan. there no ok and here what were gonna do. scene and no blueprints and no explosives and no black van or ski masks (despite their test run and as can be seen in a trailer). no and these guys are going to steal $42 million dollars from their own trucks (which are only being tracked by hourly contact over the radio and despite being equipped with some fancy and big deal gps technology) and and they aren not even going to sit down and discuss it. hell and mike only tells ty about the plan the night before and which is completely ridiculous. but of course and ty got his house to think about so as long as mike promises that no one will get hurt and he on board. guess what and though. somebody gets hurt. why. because and besides driving the trucks into an abandoned factory to hide the money and they have no plan. that was it. that was how far they thought things out. so and naturally and things start to unravel. these cats deserve everything they get for being so unprepared. this script and frankly and feels like it like the product of some bad improv game represent armored car and robbed by its own guards. go. despite some half decent buildup that could have maybe taken the film in a few interesting directions and the story just completely falls apart and and pretty soon and nothing makes sense and or is even remotely plausible. when filmmakers do not have a cool hook for their heist and their characters seem stupid and and bungling. and when characters are stupid and and bungling and it hard for an audience to invest in them and and their story. and when that happens and any suspense drains out the bottom of the movie and leaving a laughable and hollow husk. skip it. negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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