Bandit

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Had it been a major studio project, this film would have had a soundtrack enriched with all sorts of different bells and whistles. He soon meets and charms Andrea ( Elisha Cuthbert), who runs the homeless shelter where Whiteman has been staying. Based on a true story, our "hero," played with charming gusto by Josh Duhamel, robs 59 banks in Canada, but the robberies aren't especially violent, and there are even some laugh-out-loud moments in how polite and Canadian the interactions are between the robber and tellers. With Robert’s notoriety growing in record time, he is put into the direct sights of the brilliant Detective Snydes, whose life’s work is to bring Tommy down. encoded with MPEG-4 AVC and granted a 1080p transfer, Bandit arrives on Blu-ray courtesy of Redbox Entertainment/Quiver Distribution.

We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. was a compulsive liar who hid his true identity from his Canadian wife, Janice, even after he finally revealed to her that he was robbing banks. Duhamel is charismatic, at times surprisingly funny too, and sells his character and his story quite well.Bandit is over two hours long, but the balance between the action and the story is so solid that it's easy to get lost in what's happening.

This movie is based on a true story of an escaped American convict, Galvan (Duhamel) who fled to Canada - "When things go south, I go north' - and began a career in bank robbery. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. This guy lied even when he lied, so I do not believe he told everything there was to tell after he was nabbed. Knuckle's novel was published in 1996, but as recently as 2001, after he had served his long jail sentence, Galvan Jr.Don't believe the reviews trashing the acting or the script because honestly, it is exactly what it is supposed to be. Tommy convinces Robert there is more money in jewelery than in banks and drags him into the biggest jobs in the country's history.