One man in particular who is unusually interested in Pratt's new life and job at the bank is a local petty criminal who has his sights on a big score. He struggles to place people's names and faces, so when his memory fails him, he can be preyed upon by some of the locals that have unscrupulous intentions.
Levitt comes from a wealthy family that had lofty aspirations for the one-time shooting star whose now diminished executive function makes him the perfect pawn for a group of ruthless Kansas City area bank robbers who are looking to score some quick cash.Ĭhris lives in the kind of small suburb outside Kansas City where everybody is familiar with everyone else's business and his unfortunate backstory is the talk of the town. The Lookout is a most worthy and often overlooked heist film, and features terrific turns from both Gordon-Levitt and Daniels as two disabled men who struggle on the outskirts of society because of their limitations (Daniels plays a blind man). Afterward, he is relegated to menial work as maintenance staff at a bank. The film is about a popular high school hockey phenom Chris Pratt (Gordon-Levitt), who had the world by the tail before suffering brain damage during a car wreck.
Rarely, if ever, do you come across the 2007 film starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Jeff Daniels, The Lookout. When you Google "Best Heist Movies," you'll generally come up with a list with consensus quality entries including Ocean's Eleven, Inside Man, Jackie Brown, and Heat.
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