1. The Man's Fight (1955)
Director: Jules Dassin
Almost everyone will admit that this is one of the originators of the treasure theft movie. The scene of the theft of the jewelry store in this film is about 20 minutes long, and the gang members perform their duties, acting according to the pre-assigned work, not saying a word the whole time, relying only on eye contact and gestures to communicate.
2. National Treasure series
Director: Joe Det Duba
Strictly speaking, this film is an action-adventure film. But the plot revolves around treasure hunting, which in turn revolves around stealing some national items. Steal the Declaration of Independence in the first part, and hack directly into the office of the President in the second. Such a tense plot also made this film attract a lot of audiences.
3. Mission Impossible (1996)
Director: Brian de Palma
"Mission Impossible" was not originally a treasure theft movie, but the scene in the film where Tom Cruise steals discs is not an exaggeration to say that it is the most classic theft scene ever.
From the design of the treasure theft environment, to the selected camera angles, as well as the visual and sound coordination, as well as the details, the tension created by this scene is unparalleled. There is a scene in the film where Tom Cruise's sweat is about to drip on the ground, causing an alarm, and at the moment of a thousand junks, he catches it with his hand, and I guess the audience is nervous to see this.
4. The Trap of Stealing Heaven (1999)
Director: Jon Amir
To say how good this movie is, it's really not enough. It's Shawn Connery and Catherine Zeta-Jones, and the classic treasure theft scenes are unforgettable. Connery is Scottish and Zeta Jones is Welsh, and they have an age gap of nearly forty, but they have produced wonderful chemistry.
Like "Across the Seas", this film has a red line scene, only in terms of difficulty and ornamentation, which is many levels higher. Zeta Jones performs gymnast-like movements, tossing and turning, while at the same time showing off her sexiness, just by virtue of this scene, this film is also recorded in history.
5. "Eleven Arhats" series
Directed by: Steven Soderbergh
"Eleven Arhats" is a remake of the film, here we will not talk about the original, but about The new version of Soderbergh. Probably no treasure theft movie battle can be as big as this film, if there is, it can only be its sequels "Twelve Arhats" and "Thirteen Arhats".
6. Crazy Stone (2006)
Director: Ning Hao
Speaking of domestic treasure theft movies, this film cannot be ignored, I have seen this movie at least five times, and in the logic of plot design, it is almost seamless. Unlike all the other films mentioned here, "Crazy Stone" does not have a high-tech treasure theft bridge, but instead spoofs professional treasure theft movies through the "international thief" Mike's mistake.
7. Inception (2010)
Directed by: Christopher Nolan
Very imaginative treasure theft movie, in fact, this film has no specific sense of "treasure" to steal, but the film extends the stolen space to the virtual brain time and space.
The biggest charm of this movie is not the process of the Leonardo team performing the inception, but the principle of dream operation, each layer of dreams is exponentially time relationship, the deepest dream is called the "subconscious abyss", it has different operating mechanisms, the whole system is simply a genius to come up with the design.
After setting the rules, and then letting the story develop naturally, everything is logical.
8. Fast & Furious 5 (2011)
Director: Lin Yibin
This is definitely the best combination of treasure theft with action scenes and drag racing scenes. This section of stealing a sports car on the train is really tireless, and its best thing is to combine stealing with the theme of the film, speed, very well. Whether it is fighting or stealing cars, every action is done under high-speed movement, so the audience gets double the stimulation.
9. "The Amazing Demon Bandit" series
As the subject of treasure theft, the biggest attraction of this movie is to use completely unbelievable and obviously impossible means to complete the treasure theft, but it uses the name of "magic" to package this means.