The Vault

The scene, the setting and the characters are all familiar, but "The Vault" moves nimbly and efficiently through the motions. Consider this bank job a score.

Liam Cunningham and Freddie Highmore lead the sparkling cast of thieves just crazy enough to try to claim treasure buried deep under the Bank of Spain.

Crackerjack direction and the performances are really fun.

A caper of this type needs tense set pieces, surprising twists, idiosyncratic characters or charismatic stars - ideally, all the above - to distinguish itself, and this one falls short in all those departments.

The film misses the opportunity for a suspenseful interweaving of sports spectatorship and its characters' high-stakes gambits.

... Instantly forgettable. [Full review in Spanish]

Has a local flavor that makes all the difference. [Full review in Spanish]

There's nothing wrong with The Vault, but there's nothing new either. [Full review in Spanish]

The result is a film as pleasant as it is recognizable. [Full review in Spanish]

The international cast works perfectly and the production is remarkable. [Full review in Spanish]