The Thomas Crown Affair

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Henry D @Henry_Domke Aug 18 Perfect print, and the overall look and feel still seemed fresh rather than dated. The soundtrack was stylish, supportive, and always appropriate. The high-dollar cinematography kicked everything up a notch. Oddly, Pierce Brosnan was more attractive than Rene Russo, which made the romantic pairing feel a little off. The heist itself was fun, and since I love art, having so much of the story revolve around paintings and art museums made it even more enjoyable. See more Michael V @RT41146758 Jul 29 As a huge Brosnan fan, I'm ashamed it took me up until now to watch this. Very slick and clever movie. John McTiernan did an awesome job directing this. Satisfying mix of humor, tension, romance, and wit. The entire cast (beyond the established stars) really shined. See more Romas M @Romas Jun 6 Greetings from Lithuania. I've watched this movie originally in 2000 when it came out on DVD. The second rewatch was only in 2026 when picked up Blu Ray by 88 films. I really enjoy this movie due to excellent performances by Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo - especially by Rene - she was amazing in this movie. Directing by John McTiernan was very good in here - at running time 1 h 48 min this movie never draggs and is involving and entertaining throughout. Overall, The Thomas Crown Affair (1999 version) is a fun, entertaining, well paced, superbly acted charming heist film with romance. See more Jonah K @RT73758206 May 11 Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo bring new standards to classy; the acting is impeccable. The directing, locations, pacing, music and visuals are well-implemented. If you're a fan of spy thrillers it's a must see, or if you just like good movies it's the perfect movie to watch. See more Ben W @Username618 Apr 26 I seem to remember this was dull. See more Jacob B @RT89309114 Feb 3 Wait, there were two heist films in 1999 about a female agent pursuing, and inadvertently falling for, 007? Though when comparing them, Entrapment is more focused on the heists whilst The Thomas Crown Affair places heavier emphasis on the romance. Yes, this is a remake but I doubt the timing was coincidental. Anyway, this is a good film with a riveting cat-&-mouse dynamic between a suave Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo, stylish directing from John McTiernan and a smart script with fun dialogue exchanges. I did like the scenes with Thomas' psychiatrist quite a bit, even without knowing the context behind Faye Dunaway's casting until after the fact. Overall, a fun take on the genre with Brosnan at the top of his game and possibly encouraging another studio to greenlight their own heist remake: Ocean's 11. Probably unfair to make comparisons due to their differing approaches to the genre, but I wouldn’t rule out the idea that this film proved that these flicks were still financially viable. See more Read all reviews

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