A group of criminals are in the middle of a heist and at the end of the mission, one
of the characters says F it and double crosses his teammates.
Some of the group members are almost killed, but they narrowly escape by driving a car
into a lake.
Not only do they manage to dodge a bullet by not dying from the impact, but they also
dodge the bullets of the gunman surrounding the lake.
To get payback for the man that set them up, they have to put a team together.
The team includes a hip hop recording artist, a hacker, precision drivers and the
team also includes demolition experts who are really good at blowing things up.
We find out how good during the scene where the demolitions expert blows up the toilets
and caca water gets all over the floor.
There’s also this one sexy blonde lady who’s working with law enforcement and she joins
the team too.
It’s probably the dumbest idea in the world to plan a heist and team up with a lady who
could put you in jail, but the leader of the criminals trusts her because 1) she lost a
family member in cold blood and this mission sort of counts as payback for her and 2) he
wants to smash.
The team reports for duty and now that everyone’s in attendance, they make a toast to family
and pinky square not to double cross each other like the last time.
The leader describes who they’re going to rob and how they’re going to rob him.
It’s a bad idea.
The plan is a bad business decision because it’s way too personal (audio).
They spy on the bad guy to learn his system.
Then they plant cameras on the property so they have 24 hour surveillance.
One of the characters infiltrates the place where the bad guy’s hiding the money and
the mission officially becomes impossible after that.
The bad guy is hiding the money in the best safe money can buy and even if they some how
manage to crack the vault, it’s damn near impossible to get away with all that money
without getting caught.
At their secret warehouse, they build a simulation to practice the getaway driving without getting
caught.
The girl tries it, but she's too slow.
They practice over and over again and no one is able to pass the simulation.
Then the leader is all like, it’s not our driving, I think it’s the cars.
They hire a mechanic to upgrade the getaway cars and the leader agrees to give him a share
of the money even though the mechanic was the last one to join the team and did the
least amount of work.
How very Christian of him.
The girl in the group goes on a date with the villain to keep him distracted and see
to see if she could get some information out of him.
When they get back to the warehouse, something ridiculous happens and now the bad guy is
moving all of his money and has hired extra security.
They all agree, they have to speed up their plan which unfortunately, wasn’t part of
the plan.
The cars take the streets and one of the members stay behind and directs them on the best available
getaway route with the least amount of red lights because they don’t trust the GPS.
They take the money and the traffic person on the computer tells them that they only
have a small window to unload the money (audio).
When it’s actually time to crack the safe, the only way they can open it is by touch
(audio).
They’re finally crack the safe and o.m.God, I haven’t seen that much money in one place
since the 20 second mark of the Duck Tales intro.
The bad guys send two motorcycles after the criminals and they start shooting up the cars
like bad da da da dat bad da da da dat.
His aim is great, but you shouldn’t shoot and drive at the same time.
One of the motorcycle gunman crashes into the car and the other crashes shortly thereafter.
The main character tells the team to split up and he’ll set a diversion.
He drives away, makes a U-turn and then plays chicken with the bad guy and
He wins.
The bad guy wore his seat belt and he doesn’t die after the accident.
He’s better off dead though because when the other character that partnered with the
criminals for revenge finds him, he’s gets redemption by killin’ the villain.
Earlier in the movie there was a part in the movie where the team said what they would
do if they had millions of dollars. (audio)
At the end, their dreams come true and it shows you how each of the members spent their
millions.
Most of them spend it on property, cars, chicks etc.
And some people said money can’t buy you love, but the lie detector test determined
that was a lie because two of the members swipe a debit card and start a relationship.
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