From The Great Train Robbery to The Italian Job, D. Sutherland adds his spice and quirky presence.... Overall, this is a load of fun from the opening scene to the closing credits. Sean Connery is, as always, a master on screen and Lesley-Anne Down is with him every step of the way.The intro, the set-up, the plot and the resolution all fit together like the keys in the safe. Crichton leaves it up to his audience's intelligence to know that a safe of that magnitude wouldn't have it's locks changed over-night - so they opt for a lock on the outside of the car instead. This film is a great getaway on a rainy morning - perhaps with the kids or just a cup of coffee. Either way, it should be added to the library or revisited for those days away from CG and overblown sound-tracks (I like those too) but every now and then, just kicking back with a good old-fashion movie does wonders for the imagination.

good cast, costumes, and cinematography. The ending was disappointing though. Why didn't the 'crushers' just shoot him as he made his slooooooow escape?

Entertaining movie! Worth watching!

I have never even heard of this move. One of my favorites now. "Ever heard of the fifty mile an hour club?" Fun all around.The one thing I don't like about HULU is, just like T.V., the commercials are louder than the movie.

This movie was great! It acutally followed the book rather close, closer than most movies that are based on books. It is a good watch

Fun and entertaining movie, something most films if not all films lack now a days.

Lots of cheesy 70's double entendre