The Vault starts as a fairly typical bank robbery film until the bank manager (James Franco) insists that the real money is kept in the sub-basement vault, and opening that sends things pear-shaped for the robbers in short fashion. It’s an interesting twist on what separately are very tired tropes, but could be interesting if combined. Non sequitur: James Franco is in at least 10 movies a year. Does no one else realize this? Is he trying to win a contest? The Vault opens (heh, pun) on September 1, 2017.
I don’t know why I like Franco so much. Maybe it’s just a sense that I get, that he doesn’t take himself too seriously. I love that he was on that daytime soap all that time, even after he had broken into film. Work is work, right?
I cannot wait for The Disaster Artist, I don’t know if The Room is actually bad, or was made bad on purpose, but I really hope it’s genuinely bad, because it’s so much fun to watch.
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