"Triple 9," as a series of masked men pull off a complex bank heist. They're dressed like the protagonists from the video game "Army of Two" impersonal/terrifying skull masks and bulletproof gear , and they're highly-coordinated and technologically savvy. They even throw down speakers, so a Siri-esque voice can issue orders instead of the actual attackers—ex., "Do not hit the alarm or we will kill your manager." They complete the assault, and on the way out they shoot said bank manager point blank with a shotgun. From the beginning, "Marauders" displays signs of hyperactive, inept filmmaking, the kind that uses shaky cams and quick cuts instead of actual visual compositions. It's angry, loud and annoying. We soon learn that the bank was owned by a high-powered figure named Hubert Bruce Willis , who hides secrets of political and business leaders in his safety deposit boxes. Of course, the criminals of "Marauders" have more complex goals than mere accumulation of wealth, which is something that FBI Agent Jonathan Montgomery Christopher Meloni quickly uncovers, with the help of fellow agents Stockwell Dave Bautista and Wells Adrian Grenier , and local cop Mims Johnathon Schaech . Group of robbery continue robbed Hubert's banks and kill Hubert's employee. Later, that FBI Agent Jonathan Montgomery Christopher Meloni quickly uncovers, with the help of fellow agents Stockwell Dave Bautista and Wells Adrian Grenier , and local cop Mims Johnathon Schaech discovered Hubert set trap and kill his brother in Afghanistan. During, the killing his brother, Hubert send a group including Hubert's brother to kill Isis but it is a trap and Hubert send another group to kill Hubert's brother group. After the trap, Hubert killed his brother but some of brother's friends still alive and they form group to robbed Hubert bank and kill him. One day, robber group went to Hubert's bank to kill Hubert; however, FBI Agent Jonathan Montgomery stopped the killing. FBI Agent Jonathan Montgomery, agents Stockwell and agent Wells uncover Hubert' brother case and Hubert run away with his money to Mexico. In the last, FBI Agent Jonathan Montgomery and Agent Wells come to Mexico and killed Hubert. In the last movie, FBI Agent Jonathan Montgomery discovered Agent Wells who was a lead of robber group.

this one and Reprisal. It just felt like a real good movie and its one that ive been meaning to watch for a long time. Now just because i give it a 10/10 dosent mean its like one of the best ever. I sorta rate it on its genre and how well it was. This one gets a 10/10 only on the crime portion. Just like john wick got a 10/10 on the action portion. All in all its probably and 8.5 to a 9 but i just cant come up with any complaint about this movie. The actors were amazing and it was a great job. This was just as a thrill to see as the trailer and for once a movie lives up to its trailer, well that happens most of the time.

and listen carefully, we were lost about 1/3 of the way into the film and restarted it.Some reviewers mention "bad acting" -- to the contrary, the actors are spot-on, and were obviously directed to maintain a near-monotone voice and attitude throughout the film; reminiscent of The Spanish Prisoner Steve Martin and Rebecca Pidgeon .If you like a good crime thriller, mystery, suspense, a deep plot, and somewhat of a surprise ending, you won't be disappointed! This is right up there with The International.

genuine evidence. Perhaps films that picture the conspiracies in a realistic way run the risk of revealing reality without its mask of sanity? Watch and enjoy!

effective. Action scenes are limited in scope, but done competently. Lighting is effective, but cinematography is marred by excessive reliance on jiggly-cam, although some shots use a rigid camera mount of some type. At 107 minutes, it doesn't seem long and could even benefit by extending it to two hours to give more time to develop some of the subplots. Some of the nuances of the plot and characters could have been developed more fully.

hooked.It might not have the media hype, but this is a film you won't regret watching.