I love this soundtrack!!! For years the full soundtrack was up, but around 4 months ago, approximately, the full soundtrack was removed here from You-tube, and I just want the return of the (almost) 30 minute long) soundtrack (11 individual tracks). It hurts when you miss something really bad, and you just wish it was back, without hesitation.
Any time someone is smarter then every one else and genus enough to come up with a plan to beat the house that works,it’s always entertaining.This movie rocks!
Padlocks are so easy to open with a slice of sheet metal (or any of several other methods), it makes no sense to cut the lock and risk people knowing they have been broken into.
It CERTAINLY was. . The most sophisticated detector of that time (1966) might be a pressure plate in the floor. . . Hardly practical in a printing press factory.
I love this soundtrack!!! For years the full soundtrack was up, but around 4 months ago, approximately, the full soundtrack was removed here from You-tube, and I just want the return of the (almost) 30 minute long) soundtrack (11 individual tracks). It hurts when you miss something really bad, and you just wish it was back, without hesitation.
Grande Warren,inolvidable,
I love Warren.
Any time someone is smarter then every one else and genus enough to come up with a plan to beat the house that works,it’s always entertaining.This movie rocks!
Hoping to find one day that the whole soundtrack is back on You-tube.
Mon Suzana York en Genf.
Padlocks are so easy to open with a slice of sheet metal (or any of several other methods), it makes no sense to cut the lock and risk people knowing they have been broken into.
He puts a new padlock in place on his way out so it looks o.k.. However the copper that blackmails him finds the bit that falls to the floor..
IL mio York suxan
One of the best card scenes in movie history.Yet no has seen,or watched it.
I've seen it and loved it years ago... Would stand a remake...
Definitely agree.
ЧОТКО ВСЁ 😂 СМЕЯТСА МОЖНО 😂😂😂
Was this the era before motion sensors?
It CERTAINLY was. . The most sophisticated detector of that time (1966) might be a pressure plate in the floor. . . Hardly practical in a printing press factory.
I’m sorry but if you were breaking into a place; I find it hard to believe you’d put earphones on to relax and listen to music while your working.🧐
I've always thought the same... He's getting jiggy with it baby.. 🤣
You'd be surprised.
@@timothyernest6429 I suppose you're right, there are people that stupid out there. This guys supposed to be a sharp player though.
The whole film is preposterous but good fun
Is anyone else mildly turned on by the closeups of the printing machines in action?
Just imagining the scent of that ink on those plates makes me woozy.
Doctoring the cards.....ummmmmm!!!
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