Takers

Takers is a John Luessenhop's thriller, which is slated to release on 14th may 2010. This film has jointly been produced by Rain Forest films and Grand Hustle films and is distributed by Screen Gems. Takers stars Matt Damon, Chris Brown, Paul walker, Idris Elba and Michael Ealy in important roles. This film has been made at a budget of 20 million, which can help the producers to recover maximum collections in the opening weekend.

The plot of this upcoming Hollywood movie would revolve around the life of few bankers, who are specialized in certain kind of robberies and how the accomplishment of their last job makes a detective pit against them. This detective becomes the biggest barrier for these robbers for the heist of a whopping amount of 20 million.

After having an overview of the synopsis of the film one thing can be concluded that, this film has an interesting storyline and is a package of a thriller with some high and low tracks, which can make the cash registers ringing in. Takers is a thriller which seems to be fast paced and has a perfect blend of action, thrill, emotion and along with it also offers many paralel rotating tracks.

Since this movie has a some of the finest actors of the film fraternity hence, one can hope that director John Luessenhop has been able to capitalize well on the star power of his actors and is able to extract some fine performances. Let's hope John is able to prove his worth at the box office second time because Takers is among the list of one of the most highly awaited Hollywood New Release. Taker's is a roler coaster ride which comprises of many twists and turns along with a lot of hit and miss action in the presence of a pot boiler quotient. Among all the Hollywood new releases Takers seems to offer a lot more because it has an interesting plot backed a relevant backdrop and an extraordinary treatment.

Director John Luessenhop has penned this movie along with Peter Allen, Gabriel, Casseus and Avery Duff. After looking at the teasers one can conclude that cinematographer Michael Barrett has done a decent job and some extreme long shots and OTS shots have also been properly placed by editor Armen Minasin. The transitions have also been wonderfully used.