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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
One of the pleasures of The Bank Job is that it returns us to the days when robbing a bank was a gritty, hole-in-the-wall affair. Read full review
Slick, ice-cold and enjoyable, The Bank Job is a bit of all right. Read full review
Imagine a blend of "Snatch," "Ocean's 11" and "The Italian Job." Then juxtapose the staples of the caper genre with real events involving national security and high-level corruption, and the result is The Bank Job. Read full review
A heist movie in the classic tradition - it details every aspect of the caper, from its genesis to its aftermath. The fact that there's political intrigue and espionage swirling around the edges only makes it more fascinating. Read full review
The Bank Job engages us fully with a tale that's well-fashioned more than anything else, a fascinating study of morality at several levels of English society, and of honor, or the lack of it, among implausibly likable thieves. Read full review
There is not a lot of scintillating dialogue in The Bank Job, but there are plenty of kinky sexual allusions and it includes a torture sequence about as brutal as anything you're likely to see in the movies these days. Read full review
The film dawdles at times. but for the most part Donaldson keeps just the right amount of tension present in each scene. Read full review
The workmanlike title The Bank Job is a nice fit for this wham-bam caper flick. Read full review
An engrossing if underwhelming period thriller. Read full review
Donaldson also misses the chance to score some easy laughs from his petty criminals, who are infinitely more audacious than they are competent. Read full review
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