A well-done, exciting film, especially when they steal the weapons from the barracks where they are going to inspect how good it is to eat there, and
then the robbery itself, at the bank, through smoke, with machine guns and gas masks. But the end is devastating and disappointing, I do not agree at all with the solution I suppose that Bryan Forbes, the author of the script, had to find. They're all caught up, because a child who collects numbers and letters written on the car plates is writing down those from the truck and Hyde's personal car. Is it contradictory, Hyde was brilliant in everything, the rest of the operation, he thought absolutely everything in the smallest detail, and he did not think of using another car, a stolen one, to not be found? It's awkward!
Review of The League of Gentlemen
