MongoLloyd Not bad, but in the end, a forgettable bit of superfluous cinema with annoyingly poor casting choices of the older versions of the main characters, who didn't look anything like the main characters.

billcr12 The writer shows his Tarantino interest when he uses Mr. Pink and three other colors during a scene from Reservoir Dogs. Four college kids assemble for a daring robbery of a library with valuable books and art work. The boys are complete amateurs who manage to get together and go through with their audacious plan. The plotting is hilarious and the actors are all very good. I will give away as little as possible in order to keep the suspense. It is not as good as the aforementioned Tarantino masterpiece, but is well worth your time.

lazarid A good film. It describes efficiently, the dreams and the aims of a considerable percentage of the contemporary youth in the U.S.A. Clearly states the dilemma college students face, when confronted with their future prospects. The choice between a 'normal' life (predictable, comfortable and relatively well envisaged) and an unconventional but exciting road to self-fulfilment. The luxury of this kind of choice, although restricted to affluent youngsters of a 'rich' country, is surprisingly difficult to make given the environment, the family conditions and the social expectations. The film presented to me a critical view of a 'foreigner' (the director is from the UK) to real contemporary problems the youth in the U.S.A. face. The 'documentary-like' scenes (talk to the camera, interviews, references to real persons) were excellent additions to the narrative flow.

cgrinna True story of 4 bored college students who get a brilliant idea that goes terribly wrong. Well directed, well acted, and the actual depictions are fantastic.