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The Last Heist (2022) – Film Review
Cirector: Coz Greenop Cast: Terry Stone, Perry Benson, Emily Wyatt Certificate: 18
By Roger Crow
There are several points of merit regarding this new Brit crime thriller: it’s well shot, nicely edited, and the cast aren’t bad.
If you can get past the first hour, then a twist, when it comes, isn’t bad at all. But oh the swearing. I don’t mind a good potty mouthed scene if necessary, but there are so many F and C bombs here, it interrupts the script too much; it’s like trying to get from A to B but stopping every 30 seconds for verbal speed bumps.
Naturally it’s also reminiscent of many superior movies, from Reservoir Dogs and The Long Good Friday to Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels , Point Break (bank robbers dressed in US President masks), and more recently Bull . The latter was one of those brutal crime capers which was also well put together, and also featured a twist that explained everything that had come before, but at a price.
“One to watch”
For a movie clocking in at a reasonable 80-plus minutes, there’s no danger of The Last Heist outstaying its welcome. But if there was an 80-page script, I’m guessing every page had dialogue on it. Lots of dialogue, and here’s the thing: it didn’t need it, just like it didn’t need all the swearing, because this is a film, not a radio play, and wow there’s a lot of talking. Far too much. Chas and Dave might have compared the script to one of their best loved songs, and yes, the characters here do have more ‘rabbit’ than a popular supermarket.
Inside No 9 raised the bar so high for compact dramas and black comedies with a twist that a film like this would have been so much better in the hands of Pemberton and Shearsmith.
Yorkshire-born Director Coz Greenop is one to watch in the future however, and The Last Heist is worth at least one look, but by the end you may be wondering if the price of that rug pull was worth the wait.
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‘The Last Heist’ Review
Stars: Perry Benson, Michael Head, Terry Stone, Sam Gittins, Ricky London, Emily Wyatt, Rachel Warren | Written by Michael Head, Lucinda Royden | Directed by Coz Greenop
The Last Heist opens with Mick (Perry Benson; Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday , Sid and Nancy ) talking to his son Slips (Michael Head; On the Other Foot, Adam Loves Evelyn ) telling him he doesn’t want him following in his footsteps. And that he has an “insurance policy” to help prevent that from happening.
In the next scene, we’re at his funeral. He went to the grave with the nature of that policy still a secret. But Slips believes it’s stashed in a safe deposit box his father kept under an alias. With no other options, he pulls his old crew, Waldorf (Terry Stone; Fanged Up , Once Upon a Time in London ), Prozac (Sam Gittins; Wolves of War, Await Further Instructions ) and Fisherman (Ricky London) together for what should be the last heist they’ll need to pull off.
Director Coz Greenop ( Dark Beacon, House Red ) and writers Michael Head and Lucinda Royden don’t structure The Last Heist as a straightforward bank robbery film. Instead, they skip past the actual heist and pick up six months later as the gang meets to split the proceeds and figure out why things didn’t go according to plan. As they discuss what happened, and the fallout from it, we see the robbery in bits and pieces as well as other flashbacks, such as a young Slips watching his father fry a man’s face off in hot oil for stealing from him.
And it’s these kinds of flashbacks that take up much of The Last Heist ’s first hour. It’s as much a series of vignettes about the London underworld as it is the story of this one particular bank job. A series of rather grim vignettes I should add. So while there is a fair amount of action and bloodshed it’s dished out here and there across the various tales, frequently with a good bit of talk in between.
Indeed for all the poster and trailer play on the robbery, Trump masks and “We’re making bank robberies great again.” line, The Last Heist is more about those stories and the effects they had on those involved. and brought them to this point. It’s more of a crime drama with bursts of violence than an outright action film. And taken as such it’s fairly good, for the first hour at least.
And then in the final act, The Last Heist takes a hard turn into The Twilight Zone that caught me by surprise. And there’s really no way to discuss the rest of the film without giving it away. And I wish I could because I have some very mixed feelings about where Head and Royden went with the story. It’s an audacious move but I have my doubts about whether or not the viewers will accept it as it feels very out of place in both tone and content.
While the direction it goes in isn’t terrible, the way it’s handled feels wrong for these characters. It’s much too sentimental for a film like The Last Heist and robs it of a lot of its effect. The ending needed to be harsher to stay true to itself.
In the end, The Last Heist is a good first hour brought down by a final act that has a point to make but goes about it in a very misguided way. It’s a reminder that creativity can be a good thing, but it needs to be properly channelled to have the desired effect.
The Last Heist will be released to UK cinemas today, November 4th, via Platinum Pictures and will be available on digital platforms on November 14th. ______
Review originally posted on Voices From the Balcony
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We have headed back to the world of the London Gangsters for our review today, as we check out The Last Heist as a group of criminals attempt to do a bank job!
Six months after a bank job went sideways, four criminals reunite to split the proceeds of the heist. Before they all go their separate ways, the crew need to make sense of the mess and figure out what went wrong. When the stakes are this high is there really honour amongst thieves, and how far will this four go to protect each other, especially if the main threat seems to come from within the group?
With a lot of independent British-made movies you can expect a lot of grittiness and The Last Heist is no expectation with its excessive use of the F and C words the movie certainly brings home the side of the British gangster movie, that takes you on an unexpected journey as the criminals try to make any sense of what went down and the predicament that they are in during their meat up in Mick’s bar after the robbery.
I have to say that the movie wasn’t what I was expecting, yes it is a story of a bank job gone wrong and yes there is plenty of violence to show the brutality of the theme, but it’s the way the story moves to a point that just surprised me and shocked me with the twist that makes the movie so much more than your run of the mill gangster movie.
The story is somewhat of a simple one, but it’s the way that the story unfolds throughout the movie that keeps you watching, you have the feeling that something is coming to a boiling point, but you aren’t sure what the outcome is as the criminals chat away about the job with a series of flashbacks to the job as the criminals are masked up in various Donald Trump masks!
The Last Heist cast features genre veteran, Terry Stone , best known as Tony Tucker from the Rise Of The Footsoldier film franchise as well as Emily Wyatt ( Sacrilege ), Rachel Warren ( Rise Of The Footsoldier: Origins ) and Perry Benson ( Anuvahood , Benidorm ).
According to the blurb for The Last Heist , the movie is inspired by true stories, real events and real people (with the names changed to protect the not-so-innocent), once you’ve seen the movie that statement really makes you wonder “WHAT!”
The Last Heist has some nice comedic and shocking moments, it’s not going to be for everyone but if you like this genre then it’s certainly worth checking out, the cast work well for their roles, and the movie isn’t a full-blown action movie but the style of the movie works for the format.
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Movie title: The Last Heist (2022)
Movie description: The four thieves bounded by honour meet back at the local boozer, the place where it all began. Beneath the banter lies a dark secret that tests the loyalty of these four friends to the limit to see if there really is honour among thieves.
Date published: October 25, 2022
Country: UK
Duration: 1h 26m
Director(s): Coz Greenop
Actor(s): Terry Stone, Rachel Warren, Emily Wyatt
Genre: Crime
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Directed by Coz Greenop
Making bank robberies great again.
After a job goes sideways, four thieves bounded by honour meet back at the place it all began, the local boozer. Drink, drugs, jokes, reminiscing about old times and even politics, you would think this was a standard night in any South London drinking establishment however beneath the banter lies a dark secret that will test the loyalty of these four friends to the limit to see if there really is honour amongst thieves.
Terry Stone Emily Wyatt Perry Benson Rachel Warren Josh Myers Michael Head Daniel O'Reilly Sam Gittins Fredi 'Kruga' Nwaka Tyne-Lexy Clarson Jack Fincham Sarah Cabrera Ben Walters
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Coz Greenop
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Terry Stone Tiernan Hanby Richard Turner
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Michael Head Lucinda Royden Ricky London
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Review by Jimbo without the Jet-Set ½ 4
Mid tier Bri-eesh heist C-film. It’s basically a bunch of cockney criminal caricatures reminiscing about their misdeeds and silly adventures, telling their story through flashbacks and conversations at the table. There is an eye-rolling twist that happens too late and does too little.
Uninteresting plot, incoherently edited, poorly acted, and horrendously shot and lit.
Half a star for the Trump masks and their brief appearance.
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Fooking green screen was the biggest plot twist
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The Last Heist is a solid film about the London underworld for its first hour before taking a turn into The Twilight Zone during the final act.
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“Don’t Fucking mug me off you Fucking muggy cunt.” If you like dialogue like this, delivered so badly that it’s probably on purpose by grinning morons who think they’re amazing, then you’ll love this thing.
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Made it 10 mins 33 seconds before binning. Complete shite bereft of any value
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A mediocre british crime movie that turns into somethingvery bizarre give it a miss 11/100
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That's hour & half i won't ever get back.
Straight into the Collier Row Hall of fame film awards.
Fcuking awful & made on a budget out of the change left from for a tenner!
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If somebody did a chronological edit so that I could follow this thing a little better it might work. But in this state it was not very enjoyable.
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The Last Heist: Directed by Coz Greenop. With Terry Stone, Emily Wyatt, Perry Benson, Michael Head. The four thieves bounded by honor meet back at the local boozer, the place where it all began. Beneath the banter lies a dark secret that test the loyalty of these four friends to the limit to see if there really is honor among thieves.
In the end, The Last Heist is a good first hour, brought down by a final act that has a point to make but goes about it in a very misguided way. It's a reminder that creativity can be a good thing, but it needs to be properly channelled to have the desired effect. The Last Heist will be released to UK Cinemas on November 4th via Platinum ...
Cirector: Coz Greenop. Cast: Terry Stone, Perry Benson, Emily Wyatt. Certificate: 18. By Roger Crow. There are several points of merit regarding this new Brit crime thriller: it's well shot, nicely edited, and the cast aren't bad. If you can get past the first hour, then a twist, when it comes, isn't bad at all. But oh the swearing.
Verified Audience. Mike McCahill Guardian. TOP CRITIC. The Last Heist is not the worst try at this sort of material, but you can already hear it circling the bargain bin. Full Review | Original ...
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Stars: Perry Benson, Michael Head, Terry Stone, Sam Gittins, Ricky London, Emily Wyatt, Rachel Warren | Written by Michael Head, Lucinda Royden | Directed by Coz Greenop The Last Heist opens with Mick (Perry Benson; Accident Man: Hitman's Holiday, Sid and Nancy) talking to his son Slips (Michael Head; On the Other Foot, Adam Loves Evelyn) telling him he doesn't want him following in his ...
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