Too much of everything

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

A Masterpiece!

This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

This is a very good movie overallgood music good actors good acting good story

Actually I think this movie is ordinary. Nothing makes this movie perfect, with the acting of senior actors like Michael Caine and Morgan Freeman. But, there is an implied meaning that I see, that is, some people or even most people, maybe too "lazy" to think about how the lives of others. The bank robbery action, which is shown to have meaning, we are not silent if we are not granted the actual rights.Even at the end of the scene, the child who became one of the people who came to the bank, did not tell who the real robbers were. She may think, there is a reason or something better not to be told.And, my child is not completely wrong. Personally, I agree.

One of the BEST movies ever! Great characters, acting, multiple plots, surprising twists.

Joe Harding (Michael Caine) goes to the bank to confront his banker who is threatening to take his home. He has his daughter Rachel and granddaughter Brooklyn (Joey King) living with him. He witnesses a bank robbery and FBI Agent Arlen Hamer (Matt Dillon) dismisses him. He, and his friends Willie Davis (Morgan Freeman) and Albert Garner (Alan Arkin) lose their pension after a merger that moves the plant overseas. Willie needs a kidney and Albert has a fling with Annie Santori (Ann-Margret). As difficulties mount, the guys decide to rob a bank.This should be better than this. The grocery store robbery is silly. I'd rather they go buy guns and do a straight up robbery movie. They could skip a lot of this. Ann-Margret adds little more than senior babe quotient. The robbery and what happens after lacks reality. Not that reality should be holding this back. I do like some moments like the fake tattoo and finding the bank has taken their pension fund. This needs more. It needs to be funnier and/or more thrilling. The caper needs to be sharper. Zach Braff does a competent job and the movie is generally competent but not more than that.