The story centers on a father and daughter who find themselves fleeing both the police and dangerous criminals. The movie draws from a novel of the same title, but shares similarities with Nicolas Cage’s 2012 film, 'Stolen'. Throughout, the father is determined to safeguard his daughter at all costs; he's revealed to be a planner of robberies, and after one successful heist ends with the death of his client, both he and his daughter become targets. The narrative follows their escape and how things eventually resolve themselves. I found the film passable, but it felt like familiar territory—the same basic ideas presented with different actors and settings, along with a slightly modified plot. It didn't offer anything particularly fresh, though I did find it somewhat entertaining. That’s often the deciding factor when something is remade, rebooted, or copied: does it manage to avoid being dull? I wasn’t anticipating a truly exceptional film, but given the interesting premise of a character with the talent for designing heists, the movie felt like a missed opportunity, bogged down in predictable chase scenes. It could have been more compelling if it had emphasized the protagonist's unique ability instead. The action sequences weren't particularly impressive, though there were moments of dark humor thanks to Vince Vaughn’s casting; he isn’t typically known for action roles. However, his character and the story fit him well, and Hailee Steinfeld also delivered a decent performance. I wouldn’t actively suggest watching it, but if you decide to give it a try, it's unlikely to be a terrible experience. 5/10

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