Our take
The Gentleman Thief is a VOD heist sequel starring John Travolta about a retired thief pulled into a Miami yacht caper. Expect gunfire, explosions, and con-artist scheming with little blood. Critics widely panned the script, but violence stays typical of lightweight crime capers
Uplifting themes
Brotherly loyalty appears, but crime and cons dominate the story Travolta's retired thief protects his brother yet remains a career criminal
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Story (may spoil tone)
A retired master thief must protect his impulsive brother from disaster when a 100 million dollar yacht heist spirals into a dangerous web of deception. Old foes emerge as the stakes rise, forcing him to use every trick he knows to stay alive.
Details
Violence Heist action includes gunfire, explosions, and fistfights with minimal…
Heist action includes gunfire, explosions, and fistfights with minimal blood
Language Crime-cap dialogue includes occasional profanity and tough-guy banter
Crime-cap dialogue includes occasional profanity and tough-guy banter
Gore / death / weapons Guns and brief shootouts appear during the yacht and art-heist set piec…
Guns and brief shootouts appear during the yacht and art-heist set pieces
Dangerous behaviour Characters plan theft, deception, and security breaches played as adven…
Characters plan theft, deception, and security breaches played as adventure
Talk after watching
- Heist movies glamorize clever plans. What real-world harm can theft cause?
- Family loyalty drives the brothers. When is protecting family still wrong?
- Why do retired crooks in movies always get pulled back for one last job?