Thieves

When thieves steal the spotlight, laughter is guaranteed!

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Synopsis

In the Spanish comedy Thieves (Ladrones), directed by Antonio Hernández and released in 2007, a group of eccentric and colorful characters find themselves intertwined in a caper that spirals into a whirlwind of comedic chaos. Juan José Ballesta stars as a young thief who teams up with an unconventional band of robbers, embarking on a comedic journey filled with unexpected twists and absurd heists. As they navigate the criminal underground of Madrid, tensions rise and friendships are tested, leading to hilarious situations fueled by a mix of cleverness and misfortune. 'Thieves' combines elements of humor and crime, showcasing the complications of their heists whilst highlighting the characters' personalities and motives. With its offbeat charm and engaging plot, the film serves as a commentary on chance encounters and the unpredictable nature of crime, ultimately centering around the theme of loyalty and trust among thieves. The colorful portrayal of each character adds depth to the narrative, making it a uniquely entertaining watch for those who enjoy a blend of comedy and heist films.

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Reviews

Rotten Tomatoes has not provided a significant consensus for Thieves, but the audience rating reflects a mix of appreciation and critique, landing around a 54% by viewers. The film has received comments regarding its comedic timing and character development. IMDb users have rated the film 6.0 out of 10, indicating mixed feelings. Some viewers praised the performances, particularly highlighting Juan José Ballesta's energetic portrayal, noting, "Ballesta brings a rawness to his role that elevates the film's dynamic elements." Critics from Spanish media have provided diversified opinions, with El Mundo describing it as 'a light-hearted escapade with moments of genuine humor', while others criticized its plot structure, citing it as 'disjointed and lacking depth'. Metacritic scores provide a clearer window into the film’s reception, showing an average score of 55 based on user reviews, illustrating the film's struggle to connect with broader audiences. Despite the critiques, many viewers find joy in its whimsical storytelling and feel-good approach, making it a niche favorite for Spanish comedy enthusiasts.