storyline. Other great cast mentions are Fisher Stevens as a conniving partner in crime and Bill Duke as a helpful security guard.The script is clever and the music is eclectic. I can't see anyone not enjoying the fun and funny film. Highly recommended!

and suspenseful at times. I'd highly recommend going to see it.

kids. Keanu Reeves chooses to do Indies. Cool and risky, yet I'd like to be is his Indies shoes. Yes, he is not anymore the stubborn swat man from Speed, not the Devil's prefer ate son, not the naive Neo, not the romantic kisser from the Lake House, not the righteous Constantine we know, not the man that is in shape looking 45 in Street Kings, not 20 as we use to consider him. I always wandered. Why people do not like this superstar, so obviously a perfect example of modest billionaire human being? The most probable answer is that he is handsome and talented, probably one can be talented versus handsome and the other way, no both ways, no way. In addition, we expect that all our stars look happy, smiley like Barbie and Ken do. Therefore, my answer is that. Take it or leave it, this guy is on top of the game.

itself.I left the theatre thinking I wanted to see it again. Highly recommended.

But the plot is pretty simple: good guy decided to rob the bank he was unjustly sentenced to prison for. It's an interesting premise, but if that's all it had, it'd would only have been mediocre or average.I wrote and thanked the theater here for showing it.

true friend, Max, superbly performed by James Caan, and for an aspiring actress whom he falls for, Julie, again wonderfully rendered by Vera Farmiga. All these characters help each other in the movie and are bound together through this unexpected but appropriate association with Chekhov's play.I found myself laughing as in a real comedy a few times during the film, and I can honestly say that it is worthy of Guy Ritchie's comical gangster plans. If you liked LSTSB and Snatch, give this one a try as well. It's different, but it's also there. And Keanu is a good actor. A good actor!

that came along and this is it. Add some rich flavor with Vera Farmiga and a slight undercurrent of comedy and director Malcolm Venille delivers just the right end result.This bank heist film is more a comedic love story than anything…And, it works. A slacker, who is actually happy married and going nowhere, becomes a witless victim of circumstance. While in prison he is told he has to have a dream or his life is meaningless. Once more circumstance intervenes and he realizes what he has longed for is the meaning life has once its shared. The trouble is that he is a bit slow to come to that realization and the dream he imagined, that being a bank robbery without violence, really isn't his dream at all. The whole thing is juxtaposed by his becoming an actor, the suitor, in Chekhov's play "The Orchard Thief". Again, low-key brilliance.This movie entertains first and foremost. It passes as if it is ten minutes due to the uniformly excellent performances of the cast. The direction gets out of the way and there isn't any need for any special effects or senseless action. It ends in the best possible way as to not try to tie up anything past the found love between two people. Simply put, entertaining low-key brilliant thus highly recommended.

character Henry, played by Keanu Reeves leads an unfulfilled existence with nebulous ambitions and seemingly incurable apathy. The accidental imprisonment of his body leads inexorably to the liberation of his spirit. His mentor in prison, played by James Caan and his romance with a local play actress played by Vera Farmiga help guide him to his destined self-discovery. The movie's plot is also ingeniously juxtaposed with a play by Anton Chekhov, considered to be one of the greatest short-story writers in the history of world literature. Eventually elements from the bank job, the play and the romance all begin to culminate into a fervent conclusion.Keanu Reeves is brilliant in his restraint and in his dexterity especially in roles where he emerges from dispassionate stoicism and opens the emotional floodgates slowly with control and precision. His style, subtle, graceful yet bold and veracious lends itself perfectly to this character.

attempting to rob the same bank, though this time, with full intention. When casing the bank, he gets run over by Julie Farmiga , an actress working in a play in the theater next to the bank. From there on, they got to know each other, until they began a relationship. At the same time, Henry asks his former cell-mate, Max Caan , to help him out to rob the bank. The plot seems kind of unrealistic, but, in my opinion, it is not important. The real important thing is the portrayal of each character, very well done if you ask me. The writers focus on the fears, the dreams, and the feelings of each character to state how we may react in the different situations the movie presents. Though it has not the potential to win an Oscar, "Henry's Crime" is an excellent movie, entertaining, but above all, insightful, which is something not very common these days.