The Vault

Synopsis

The Vault (2005) is a thriller centered on a high-stakes heist gone dangerously wrong. The story follows a small group of robbers who target an impregnable bank vault, only to find themselves trapped inside as unforeseen events unfold. As tension and paranoia mount within the claustrophobic setting, the characters must confront both external threats and internal conflicts that threaten their survival. With intense suspense and dramatic twists, The Vault explores themes of trust, desperation, and the consequences of crime, all set against the backdrop of a confined, high-security environment.

Cast

• Laci Szabo

  Kennedy Kaludes

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  Bas Rutten

  General Matos

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  Paul Logan

  Frix

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  Diana Lee Inosanto

  Grace

• Suzanne Karseras

  Helen

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  G. Anthony Joseph

  Detective Austin

Reviews

The Vault received predominantly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the film holds a low rating of 2.4/10, indicating widespread disappointment. Many reviewers criticized the film for its lack of originality and pacing issues. For example, some viewers felt that the movie failed to build sufficient suspense, often dragging in the middle without significant plot development. Critics also pointed to the underwhelming performances and cliched dialogue as factors that diminished the overall impact. However, a minority of viewers appreciated the attempt at creating a tense atmosphere within a limited setting, acknowledging the effort to focus on character dynamics. Despite this, the consensus remains that The Vault did not meet expectations, especially for fans of the thriller and heist genres. Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes do not have aggregated scores available for this title, reflecting its low profile and limited critical engagement.