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Descripción: Resonates with its sophisticated thief protagonist and the cat-and-mouse game with law enforcement.

Hecho: The movie features one of the most expensive art heists ever depicted on screen.

Descripción: Shares a focus on the planning and execution of a high-stakes theft, with a tension-filled narrative.

Hecho: This was the only time Robert De Niro and Marlon Brando appeared in a film together.

Descripción: Alike in its sleek, stylish portrayal of a meticulously planned heist, with a charismatic ensemble cast.

Hecho: The script was rewritten extensively to accommodate the personalities and strengths of the cast.

Descripción: Parallels in its emphasis on teamwork and clever planning during high-stakes thefts, with a stylish execution.

Hecho: The iconic Mini Cooper chase scenes were filmed without CGI, using real drivers and stunts.

Descripción: Similar for its focus on high-stakes cons and the intricate planning behind them, blending humor with tension.

Hecho: The movie was originally intended to be a sequel to 'The Grifters' but evolved into a standalone project.

Descripción: Similar for its intelligent, twist-filled narrative about a bank heist that keeps the audience guessing.

Hecho: The film was shot in sequence, which is unusual for heist movies, to maintain tension.

Descripción: Shares themes of elaborate heists and cons, with a team of specialists working together to outsmart their targets.

Hecho: The show was inspired by real-life cons and heists, with some episodes based on actual events.

Descripción: Parallels in its depiction of a group of professional thieves executing a daring heist with precision.

Hecho: The film's action sequences were heavily influenced by classic heist movies from the 1970s.

Descripción: Matches in its use of misdirection and spectacle, focusing on a group of illusionists who pull off heists.

Hecho: The magic tricks shown in the movie were performed by real magicians to ensure authenticity.

Descripción: Matches in its portrayal of a complex, well-orchestrated theft, with a focus on the art of deception.

Hecho: The movie was shot in a documentary style to give it a more realistic and gritty feel.