We live in a series of powerful criminal events through that story based on the true story of Forest Tucker and the daring escape from San Quentin at the age of 70, where Forrest follows an unprecedented series of exciting challenges and processes that have really confused the authorities and fascinated the audience. It may be different at the end, as the hunt is being pursued by John Hunt and the woman Cisse Spacek, whom I loved so much.
If there's a reason to see the movie, it's Redford, whose charismatic, mature presence argues that age has done nothing to diminish his ability to command the screen.
Loose-limbed, rascally and Texan to its bones, The Old Man & the Gun is a throwback to an era when making beautifully understated crime comedies was the peak of Hollywood's ambition (before all the spandex took over).
