The Bad Effect of the Movie

Introduction

The bank Job (2008) is the film which is based on real events that took place in the UK in 1971. After 35 years of neglect, we finally find out about one of the most legendary bank robbery in British history, when there were no arrests made and were found no trace of the stolen money. In part, the film is based on historical facts. The producers of the film claim to have an inside source, identified in press reports as George McIndoe, who pretended to be an executive producer. I believe that the Bank Job tells a story which is based on real events that happened over 30 years ago in London where a group of petty criminals have the opportunity to rob a bank in a relatively simple but knowing that there are hidden motives behind the origin of this great opportunity. This is a very solid film that knows how to keep the interest at all times and has a good plot and setting. Behind the camera is the director Roger Donaldson, a very competent manager and brilliantly fulfills the task of giving life to this film.

Similarly, I perceive that the actors' work is also very good. The Bank Job is a safe bet when it comes to spending a good afternoon movie. The Bank Job is set in London where a gang of thieves attempt to enter a bank in Baker Street with the invaluable help of a tip of dubious origin.

I have a strong feeling that the movie had a very negative impact over the children as it is filled with the violent content and criminal activities. The crime scenes in the film are fully influenced by the criminal activities and it is not good for the children to watch such sort of movies on the regular basis. There are various sexual scenes in the film which are not appropriate for the young generation to watch at earlier stages of their life. Similarly, there are scenes where the characters drink and smoke throughout the story. Many of the scenes took place in pubs or at posh parties. When the thieves discover champagne in as safe-depsoit box, they pop a couple corks to celebrate.

Discussion

About the effects of the movies, I had interviewed my two friends whose name is Almuali, Naser and Alsyafi, Jasem. The Bank Job is based on the production, as producers swear that it is a true story. Now, in 1971, London was spectacular attack on Lloyd's Bank and robbed of about three million pounds. The film is well structured, intense and tension remains fairly decently dressed with these classic scenarios, exchanges and moderate violence stations which become explicit only towards the end of the footage. Thus, The Bank Job works without shine, with a pace that is adding to its network as it becomes more and more complex, in a hackneyed movie but no less interesting, as its lead actor, advances by sheer inertia, unable to excel ...