Den of Thieves Cinema Release Date

Gerard Butler and Pablo Schreiber face off in a film that apes Michael Mann’s crime classic to surprising success.

The low-rent Heat clone Den Of Thieves gives Gerard Butler his best role in ages.

Additionally, Gudegast does provide a good amount of grimy atmosphere to his L.A. setting, and the action sequences keep you involved even as the running time starts to get grue...

It’s a sidewinding but often effective L.A. crime thriller saddled with the wrong leading man.

The first thing you should know about this movie is that, yup, it really is two hours and twenty minutes long.

Gerard Butler is better than usual in a heist thriller about L.A. cops and robbers that works hard — and long — to ape the spirit of Michael Mann.

The film is generous with action and twists, even if some don’t track. For January, a month Hollywood reserves for dogs, this is an admirably weird movie.

The heist movie Den of Thieves wants to be Heat but it ends up being Lukewarm.

Den of Thieves displays a reverence for the taut and moody tension-building tactics of Michael Mann’s Heat.

For better or worse, “Den of Thieves” gives Gerard Butler 140 minutes to ham it up.

Gerard Butler and Pablo Schreiber star in Christian Gudegast's crime thriller about a team of bank robbers and the cops trying to catch them.