Overview
- The film opened worldwide in cinemas on Feb. 13, with coverage noting it is now playing in theaters.
- Adapted from Don Winslow’s novella, the movie follows a meticulous jewel thief along Los Angeles’ 101 freeway whose plans intersect with an insurance broker and a determined detective.
- Critics highlight strong turns from Chris Hemsworth and Mark Ruffalo, with Halle Berry and Barry Keoghan singled out as standouts despite some noting underused roles.
- Reviews commend the craft, including nighttime Los Angeles cinematography, tightly staged car chases, and an electronic score by Blanck Mass with notable needle-drops.
- Common critiques target the script’s sprawl and a roughly 140-minute runtime, with several outlets citing uneven pacing and side characters that fade before fully paying off.