Foolproof

Foolproof is a 2003 Canadian crime thriller centered around three lifelong friends—Kevin, Sam, and Rob—who use their skills to design perfect heists for a living, strictly as simulations. However, their carefully controlled life turns upside down when a mysterious figure uses their blueprints to pull off a real heist, framing them in the process. The trio embarks on a high-stakes pursuit to clear their names and stop the impostor before it's too late. The film blends suspense, wit, and action, and features Ryan Reynolds in the role of Kevin, adding charm and intensity to this clever caper about loyalty and survival under pressure.

Foolproof received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a moderate rating of 6.4 out of 10, indicating generally average viewer responses. Some critics praised the movie for its intriguing premise and engaging performances, particularly highlighting Ryan Reynolds’ charismatic portrayal of Kevin. However, others noted that the film struggled with pacing issues and occasionally predictable plot elements. Rotten Tomatoes does not feature a Tomatometer score for Foolproof, which makes comprehensive critical consensus difficult to gauge. Meanwhile, Metacritic does not provide an aggregated score for this title either, reflecting its status as a lesser-known entry in the thriller genre. Fans of heist films often appreciate Foolproof for its creative approach to planning crimes and the chemistry among its leads, though it may not satisfy those looking for a deeply complex or highly original story. Overall, Foolproof offers an entertaining watch for viewers who enjoy light thriller elements combined with some humor and suspense.