| Entrapment (1999),
				Director: Jon Amiel, rated PG-13 
						The trap is set. 
				
				  Starring:  
				Sean Connery, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Will Patton, VIng Rhames, 
				Maury Chaykin, Kevind McNally, Terry O'Neill, Madhave Sharma, 
				David Yip, Tom Potter 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★☆☆☆ 
				- good 
				"YIn order for there 
				to be complete trust between thieves, there can be nothing 
				personal." - Mac  
				Why watch this? 
				Master thief meets undercover agent... Zeta-Jones is stunning. 
				Plot Summary: 
				A skilled insurance investigator suspects a legendary art thief 
				of a major art heist. To catch him in the act, she goes 
				undercover, proposing a new, seemingly impossible theft to gain 
				his trust. As they plan the elaborate heist, both struggle with 
				growing distrust and attraction, unsure of who is truly playing 
				whom. Dad's Preview: 
				There was a point in Sir Sean Connery's stellar career where 
				playing the leading man opposite significantly younger women 
				stopped working. Hey, it happened John Wayne and Harrison Ford, 
				too. This was that film, and I distinctly remember when Connery 
				leans in to kiss Zeta-Jones and his large, hair-filled, 
				grandpa-ear encompassed the entire frame. That said (and it's my 
				opinion), Zeta-Jones as the beautiful, spunk-filled agent more 
				than captivates this heist thriller.   
						 New 
						Regency; 20th Century Fox
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