After earning universal acclaim for his screenplay for Sicario, Taylor Sheridan once again hit it out of the park with his neo-western thriller Hell or High Water, which was too received highly among critics. Arguably one of the best heist films put on the screen in the last decade, the thriller excels at everything it sets out to achieve, especially with the bank robbery sequence,
But critics aren’t alone in lauding the thriller, as the neo-western got a unique bit of praise from Cain Vincent Dyer, who possesses vast knowledge when it comes to bank robberies.
Taylor Sheridan’s Hell or High Water Got Former Bank Robber’s Seal of Approval Taylor Sheridan’s Hell or High Water | Lionsgate Films
Former bank robber Cain Vincent Dyer joined Insider to break down nine heist films, including Taylor Sheridan‘s Hell or High Water, starring Chris Pine and Jeff Bridges.
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But critics aren’t alone in lauding the thriller, as the neo-western got a unique bit of praise from Cain Vincent Dyer, who possesses vast knowledge when it comes to bank robberies.
Taylor Sheridan’s Hell or High Water Got Former Bank Robber’s Seal of Approval Taylor Sheridan’s Hell or High Water | Lionsgate Films
Former bank robber Cain Vincent Dyer joined Insider to break down nine heist films, including Taylor Sheridan‘s Hell or High Water, starring Chris Pine and Jeff Bridges.
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- 4/23/2024
- by Santanu Roy
- FandomWire
Ever wonder just how realistic a big screen bank heist is? Well, there’s really only one way to find out – Ok, two, but we don’t recommend participating in one – and that’s by asking an actual bank robber. According to Cain Vincent Dyer, who took part in over 100 bank robberies over the course of two-and-a-half years, the one from 1991’s Point Break is a 10/10 example…even if it did have its flaws.
Dyer heaped much praise on the time frame that the group laid out in Point Break, saying 90 seconds would be ideal for grabbing and going before the police arrive. “Typically, once you go into a bank and the alarm is set, depending on where law enforcement is in relation to the bank, it’ll typically take about a minute and a half. You have a group of guys that are all going after the drawers, and...
Dyer heaped much praise on the time frame that the group laid out in Point Break, saying 90 seconds would be ideal for grabbing and going before the police arrive. “Typically, once you go into a bank and the alarm is set, depending on where law enforcement is in relation to the bank, it’ll typically take about a minute and a half. You have a group of guys that are all going after the drawers, and...
- 8/20/2023
- by Mathew Plale
- JoBlo.com
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