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Gerard Butler, who can currently be seen fighting the weather in, has yet another film on the horizon. In Den of Thieves, Butler is an unorthodox cop chasing after a team of robbers. It’s sort of like heat, but instead of Al Pacino and Robert De Niro, we get Gerard Butler and Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson.

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The Heat Trailer 2013 - Official movie trailer in HD - starring Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy, Spoken.

Watch the Den of Thieves trailer below. In Michael Mann’s crime classic Heat, audiences were treated to an epic tale of cops and robbers, cutting back and forth between Al Pacino as a cop on the edge and Robert De Niro as the head of a crew of highly successful bank robbers. Mann was able to adeptly wave a narrative that showed us two different yet similar worlds. If you ever watched Mann’s Heat and thought, “This movie is pretty good, but what it really needs is some Gerard Butler!”, you’re in luck! The new film Den of Thieves almost looks like a modern-day remake of Heat, with Butler stepping into Al Pacino’s role of a frazzled, on-edge cop tracking a crew of professional criminals.

Let’s all watch the trailer, shall we? Den of Thieves trailer. The highlight from the trailer (for me at least) has to be Butler chewing on a toothpick and mumbling, “Whoever it is, they’re addicted to heists!” Really though, who isn’t addicted to heists, am I right?

They’re irresistible. Butler is joined in the cast by Pablo Schreiber ( American Gods), O’Shea Jackson Jr. ( Straight Outta Compton), Brian van Holt ( House of Wax), and Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson. I’m assuming 50 Cent is stepping into the De Niro Heat role here, and maybe Jackson is taking over the part played by Val Kilmer. Den of Thieves marks the directorial debut of Christian Gudegast, who wrote the screenplay for Butler’s London Has Fallen. Here’s the official Den of Thieves synopsis: A Los Angeles crime saga in the vein of “Heat”, DEN OF THIEVES follows the intersecting and often personally connected lives of an elite unit of the LA County Sheriff’s Dept. And the state’s most successful bank robbery crew as the outlaws plan a seemingly impossible heist on the Federal Reserve Bank of downtown Los Angeles. Will Den of Thieves be as memorable as Heat?

I’m going to go out on a limb here and say no, but it’ll probably be entertaining. At the very least, Butler is clearly having a good time hamming it up and letting his beard do most of the heavy lifting, so that’s something.

Den of Thieves opens January 19, 2018.

Running time 117 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $43 million Box office $229.9 million The Heat is a 2013 American film directed by and written. It stars,.

The film centers on Sarah Ashburn and Detective Shannon Mullins, who must take down a mobster in. The film was released in the United States on June 28, 2013. It received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised the chemistry, and performances of Bullock and McCarthy, and was a success at the box office, grossing $229 million worldwide against a $43 million budget. This article's plot summary may be. Please by removing unnecessary details and making it more concise. ( January 2017) Sarah Ashburn is an expert and effective investigator in, but is despised by allied agents for her egotistical and vicious personality. When her manager assigns her to a mission in, she meets detective Shannon Mullins , a skilled but loudmouth, bloodthirsty, sadistic, hot headed, who is part of the.

Ashburn's ruthless philosophy clashes with Mullin's nefarious style of law work, proved during their attempt to interrogate local drug dealer Rojas who was captured by Mullins. Under pressure from her employer Hale , Ashburn reluctantly agrees to work with Mullins. Ashburn and Mullins tail a local manager named Hank LeSoire (Adam Ray) to his business known as Club Ekko and place a on his phone to get information on drug lord, Simon Larkin. As they leave the club, Ashburn and Mullins are confronted by agents Craig and Adam , who've been working the Larkin case for months and are worried that their case will be compromised. Ashburn and Mullins discover a surveillance video in the DEA agents' van showing Mullins' brother, Jason , apparently connected to Larkin's organization.

Jason, recently released from prison, having been put there by Mullins to keep him off the streets and out of trouble. Ashburn convinces Mullins to go to her parents' home to ask Jason for information on Larkin.

On their arrival, it becomes apparent that Mullins' parents ( and ), particularly her mother and three brothers, Peter , Mark and Michael two of whom have girlfriends, Gina and Beth still resent Mullins for her involvement in Jason's incarceration. However, Jason does not have any ill feelings toward his sister, and tips her off about the body of a murdered drug dealer by the name of Sal Netalie in an abandoned car. Chemicals on the victim's shoes lead Ashburn and Mullins to an abandoned paint factory, where they witness a drug dealer being murdered by Julian Vincent , vicious criminal and second-in-command of Larkin's organization. They apprehend Julian but are unable to extract any substantial information regarding Larkin's whereabouts, even with Mullins going so far as to play with Julian's testicles. The pair spend the evening bonding in a bar, where a drunk Ashburn reveals that her past may be partly to blame for her attitude. After a night of raucous drinking and partying, Ashburn wakes up the following morning to discover that, in her drunkenness, she has given her car keys to Wayne , one of the bar patrons.

After unsuccessfully pleading for the keys, Ashburn and Mullins watch as the patron starts the car and is killed by a. They discover that Julian has escaped from custody and means to harm Mullins' family, so Mullins moves her family into a motel. Jason leaves, intending to join the Larkin organization in an attempt to help Mullins solve the case.

Jason gives her a tip about a drug shipment coming into. Despite Mullins' reluctance, Ashburn gets the FBI to take down the shipment. The FBI finds that the ship is actually an innocent pleasure cruise ship. Jason was being tested by Larkin, who shoots Jason for informing the FBI about the supposed drug shipment. Jason escapes death but falls into a. A falling out occurs between Mullins and Ashburn, with Mullins vowing to bring her brother's attacker to justice. They then reconcile when they arrest several drug dealers as a way of gaining leads to Larkin's whereabouts, including Rojas.

Ashburn and Mullins go to equip themselves with assault weapons from Mullins' extensive personal arsenal, and infiltrate one of Larkin's warehouses. Despite taking out several of Larkin's men with a, the two officers are captured and bound.

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Julian is about to torture them with knives when he gets called away by Larkin. Before Julian leaves, he stabs Ashburn in the leg and leaves the knife in the wound. Mullins removes the knife from Ashburn's leg and uses it to cut the rope binding her hands. Before she can finish freeing herself and Ashburn, they are discovered by Craig and Adam. Craig begins to untie the two women, but is shot and killed by Adam. Ashburn and Mullins learn that Adam is actually Larkin, who has been working his own case from inside the DEA for several months.

Julian returns and Larkin orders him to kill Ashburn and Mullins while he goes to the hospital to kill Jason. After Larkin leaves, Mullins manages to finish freeing herself and Ashburn incapacitates Julian with a head butt, after Mullins had stabbed him in the leg. Mullins and Ashburn race to the hospital to save Jason. Upon their arrival, Mullins rushes to find Jason. Ashburn, hindered by the stab wound in her leg, lags behind, unable to move quickly. Mullins learns that, due to the foul language she and her family exhibit, the doctor moved Jason to another room in the hospital; she finds Jason's room, only to be disarmed by Larkin. He is about to kill Jason when Ashburn, having had to crawl to the room, subdues Larkin by shooting him in the genitals (much to Mullins' surprise, as she would never actually do so; scaring Julian earlier was only a way of making him talk).

With Larkin captured, Ashburn requests to stay in the FBI's Boston field office, having developed a strong friendship with Mullins. Jason is shown having fully recovered from his coma.

The film ends with Mullins receiving a commendation from the Boston Police Department. Members of her family are present and they cheer Mullins, now having reconciled with her. Ashburn later gets a call from Mullins to look in her year book.

Mullins had signed the back of Ashburn's yearbook with the words, 'Foster kid, now you have a sister', showing the strong friendship that Mullins felt for a previously unpopular Ashburn. As a surprise, Mullins brings to Ashburn the cat that she had found in Ashburn's neighbor's house, believing it was hers. Earlier, when Mullins saw a photo of Ashburn with the neighbor's cat, Ashburn had lied and said it was her cat which had gone missing in New York. Mullins quickly deduces that it was not Ashburn's and the package is sent to. Cast.

as Special Agent Sarah Ashburn. as Detective Shannon Mullins. as Special Agent Levy. as Hale. as Jason Mullins. as Special Agent Garrett Craig.

as Special Agent Adam / Simon Larkin. as Julian Vincent.

as Terrell Rojas. as Mrs. Mullins. as Mr.

Mullins. as Peter Mullins. as Mark Mullins. as Michael Mullins. as Gina.

as Beth. as Captain Woods. Adam Ray as Hank LeSoire. as Tatiana Krumova. as The John. as Robin. as Blue-Collar Man.

as FBI Officer. as Himself. as Wayne. as Paramedic. as ER Nurse.

as Dealer. as Doctor Production The Heat is screenwriter 's feature film debut. Dippold wrote the on the side while fulfilling writing duties on and ultimately sold it to producer for $600,000 prior to even being presented to prospective bidders.

Inspired by the genre, primarily examples such as (1986) and (1987), Dippold set out to write a film in which the leads were portrayed by women. As Dippold explains, 'In Running Scared, they go down to the Caribbean and there's this montage of them on scooters, and there's a different hot girl on the back every time it cuts back to the scooter. And it just felt like, I don't want to be the girl on the back of the scooter.

I want to be the awesome cop doing this stuff.' Despite the success of (2011), studio executives were still uncertain of an action film with a female-led cast. 'There were people suspicious of this attempt, who thought girls won't want to see a cop action movie and guys won't want to see two girls holding guns and we'd cancel out our potential audience,' said producer. 'But we really believed, at the end of the day, it wouldn't be about gender as much as it would be about delivering a courageous action comedy with some heart to it.' I don't like women acting like men; then it's not serving anybody.

That's why The Heat was really important to me. Because I didn't want to do a romantic comedy. Even had the romantic elements to it with the relationship, which worked great.

What I liked about this one was that it didn't have any of that. It's just two professional women in the workforce who are great at their jobs and who are on this adventure. —, explaining what drew him to the film On May 19, 2012, director and actresses and signed on to the film after previously struggling to close deals due to scheduling and payment conflicts.

At this time, the film was called The Untitled Female Buddy Cop Comedy. Principal photography for The Heat began on July 5, 2012 at in. Music The soundtrack is composed by who previously scored Feig's and (2006). A soundtrack album containing songs featured in the film was released on June 25, 2013. Of these songs, the album includes a brand new track entitled 'Rock This'. Describing why he chose the songs featured in the film, Feig said, 'My favorite part of filmmaking is finding the perfect music to complement what's happening on screen. And I wanted The Heat to feel like a party.

I wanted the audience to have fun. And since I have to watch a movie hundreds of times as I'm making it, I wanted to use music that I wouldn't get tired of.

Every song in this film is a desert island song for me. I will never get sick of them.' Bullock at the UK gala screening of The Heat in June 2013 While originally intended to be released on April 5, 2013, Fox pushed back the release date to June 28, 2013. The film held its world premiere in on June 23, 2013. Marketing The first official full-length trailer of the film was released on October 27, 2012. Home media The Heat was released on and on October 15, 2013. The Blu-ray features an unrated version of the film, along with several: one with McCarthy and director Feig; one with the actors who portray the Mullins family; and one with the original crew.

Reception Box office The Heat earned $39.1 million in North American markets during its opening weekend. The film went on to gross $159.6 million in the domestic market and $70.3 million internationally for a worldwide total of $229.9 million, against a production budget of $43 million. Calculated the film made a net profit of $61.8 million, when factoring together all expenses and revenues.

Critical response On the film has an approval rating of 65%, based on 172 reviews with an average rating of 6.2/10. The website's critical consensus reads, ' The Heat is predictable, but Melissa McCarthy is reliably funny and Sandra Bullock proves a capable foil.' On, the film has a score of 60 out of 100 based on reviews from 37 critics, indicating 'mixed or average reviews'. Audiences polled by gave the film an average grade of 'A-' on an A+ to F scale. Tabel stok barang.

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