All three parts talk about revenge, but there is no sign of hatred. They are lighthearted and fun. Compared with the next two, the first one is the most hearty.
After Olson was released from prison, he found his old partner and worked together to plot a case of theft of the Las Vegas casino vault. With a meticulous operation, one hundred and sixty million U.S. dollars in cash were swaggered out of the casino's vault. In the second part, the casino owner was chased and intercepted in various ways, and the stolen money was given a two-week time limit. Eleven people spent almost the same amount. In order to get some money, they went to Amsterdam to pick up work. They found that everything was arranged by the world robber Night Fox. So they fought their wits and courageously. Twelve people (including O'Xun’s wife) defeated Night Fox. . In the third part, three more people were added, one quit one, and became a thirteen arhat, fighting for Ou Xun's old friend Ruben, and rectifying Ruben's partners.
There is a feeling of the American arena, willing to enmity, wanton and reckless, but there are rules, which means that there are ways to steal. There are a lot of details for each one to appreciate, but each has its own emphasis. The first part focuses on customs clearance, and the logic of theft is the most rigorous; the second part focuses on the rules of the law, maintaining the rules and fighting for the leader becomes the highlight; the third part is a spoof, arrogant and reckless, mixing various social aspects.
The first one is the best in terms of look and feel. It talks about how to achieve an impossible task. About love, it is an additional dessert. The next two films are impossible to talk about, but without a rigorous planning process, they have become more vaguely handsome.
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