Welcome to Collinwood

Synopsis

Welcome to Collinwood is a crime comedy film released in 2002, directed by the Russo brothers and starring William H. Macy. The movie revolves around a group of amateur criminals from the Collinwood neighborhood planning a heist. As their plans go awry, the characters find themselves getting entangled in a series of unexpected and comedic misadventures. With a blend of quirky characters, witty dialogues, and unexpected twists, Welcome to Collinwood takes the audience on a hilarious journey full of mishaps, setbacks, and moments of humor. The film captures the essence of small-time crooks trying to make it big while navigating the unpredictable world of crime.

Cast

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  William H. Macy

  Riley

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  Isaiah Washington

  Leon

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  Sam Rockwell

  Pero

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  Michael Jeter

  Toto

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  Luis Guzmán

  Cosimo

• John Buck Jr.

  Old Man in Prison

Reviews

Welcome to Collinwood received mixed to positive reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 55%, stating that it's a quirky and entertaining caper with its own unique charm. IMDb rated the movie 6.3/10, highlighting the ensemble cast's chemistry and the clever screenplay. Metacritic scored it with 61/100, acknowledging the film's comedic moments and the directorial style of the Russo brothers. Critics praised William H. Macy's performance and the sharp humor throughout the movie. Some reviewers appreciated the film's homage to classic heist films while others found it lacking in originality. Overall, Welcome to Collinwood was recognized for its comedic energy and engaging storyline.