Too clever for itself
There's not much to say about this movie, because there's not much of consequence that happens. On one level its your typical heist movie, where the actual workings of the heist are kept away from the audience throughout the film while we're fed the plot and bits of the setup up so that we can follow it until the big clever reveal at the end. It's just too bad that it takes 2 hours to get there in this movie, and that there's nothing clever or even interesting about it. The motive behind it is even weaker, probably because they left that out until the end too.
And despite the genre, and the two big actors in the film, there's barely even a pretense of gamesmanship or rivalry. The characters aren't even fleshed out on their own, and no one's likable. I really don't see why this movie was made. Maybe Spike Lee wanted an excuse to put in a few more of his jabs at straw man racism.