Disorganized Crime - True Crime Documentary | Explore Real-Life Crime Stories & Investigations | Perfect for Crime Enthusiasts & Mystery Lovers" 使用场景：Ideal for true crime fans, documentary lovers, and anyone interested in real-life crime investigations. Great for movie nights, educational viewing, or binge-watching with friends.

A favorite. Not only because I'm a huge fan of heist flicks, of which this is tops in the really fun hijinks department, but this light-hearted production features many favorite character actors - Rubén Blades, Corbin Bernsen, and most especially the incredible Fred Gwynn. It's a rare treat to see all these guys together.I sorely wish they had a chance to do a sequel. Sadly, Fred would pass before they were able to reunite - and he really was the center mass around which the others found a proper orbit.In 'Disorganized' we follow a group of four professional thieves who have been summoned together by Frank Salazar, recent transplant from New Jersey. And when Frank calls it's only for the big dollar jobs. But even the seasoned pros have to admit - it's a strange locale. The city slickers are sincerely out of their element as they find themselves in 'Big Sky Country' aka Wyoming - land of cowboys, outdoorsmen and doomsday preppers.What starts off as a straight boost turns into a hilarious mystery as the assembled crew can't find the man behind the plan; Frank wasn't at the train depot to meet them and he's not at the safe house. So what happened?And that splits this production into two parallel movies. As the team of four decide to take the down the heist despite the loss of their leader, and the leader's insanely funny trials and travails attempting to escape from a pair of bumbling Jersey cops.Quite possibly my favorite heist flick - one I never tire from repeat screenings. :-DPersonal Note: Again, I'm a huge fan of the late Fred Gwynne and this extremely fun movie is a sad reminder of what-could-have-been. When the world *finally* got past "that television role", the one he learned to despise over the years, he wouldn't live long enough to really explore that new found artistic freedom. So sad. We only have a glimpse of Fred's potential in films like this and 'My Cousin Vinny'.