Where to begin? This movie was filmed in good old Buffalo - that's a plus. James Caan and Vera Farmiga are also in it and that is awesome. But freaking Keannu Reeves absolutely ruins what little goodness might have come from this film. I actually fell asleep at the end and I NEVER fall asleep during movies.

**"Henry's Crime"** is an oddball comedy-drama starring Keanu Reeves in a shockingly nuanced performance—yes, you read that right. The plot revolves around Henry Torne, a timid tollbooth operator who, through a series of laughably unfortunate events, finds himself in prison. While behind bars, he concocts a brilliant plan to rob the very bank he was wrongly accused of robbing, with the assistance of a charming con man portrayed by James Caan. **Strengths:** * **Keanu Reeves' Performance**: Reeves stuns audiences with a performance that showcases a broader range of his acting skills than he’s typically credited for. He convincingly transitions Henry from a pushover to a mastermind, and it’s truly a sight to behold. * **Engaging Story**: The film’s quirky premise and clever writing keep viewers hooked. It’s a breath of fresh air from the usual explosive roles Reeves tends to play. * **Strong Supporting Cast**: James Caan steals the spotlight as the wily veteran criminal, bringing his usual charisma and wit to the role. Vera Farmiga also turns in a solid performance as an actress down on her luck. **Weaknesses:** * **Uneven Tone**: The film wobbles unsteadily between comedy and drama, occasionally stumbling into the realm of melodrama. * **Predictable Plot**: Despite its intriguing premise, the storyline can be seen coming from a mile away. Overall, **"Henry's Crime"** is a delightful surprise, offering a breezy and enjoyable narrative bolstered by strong performances. While it might not be everyone’s cup of tea, those who enjoy quirky comedies with a hint of heart will find it well worth the watch.

the idea of ​​robbing the bank just for its inflatable echo is an dumb idea, because it is not exploited to the fullest

Poor story and the always terrible acting of Kenu Reeves. But I liked James Caan acting.