Heists - Do you like heist movies or stories? Why do you think heist movies or stories are so popular? Do you think these types of movies and stories affect how we view current heists like the one at the Louvre museum on Oct. 19?
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Heist movies are interesting, action-filled thrillers. They raise our fears, suspicions, and intrigues so much that we are carried away, forgetting that those actions are wrong. Probably because of the professionalism applied, the tactics, and the wits deployed to carry out those actions.
How systems are deceived and beaten in their own game, and operations are carried out cleanly without casualties. Sometimes, too, unconsciously, we jeer them while watching those movies, even though they are scripted out of real-life events before they were taken to the Nollywoods or Hollywoods to reproduce a replica of such events in history.
Furthermore, I would say that heist movies or stories are always popular because they attract world views. Heist showcases rebels who break systems they believe are unfair to the masses. They are real-life events replicated in films, just like the storyline of the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Centre. That incident has inspired a lot of movies around, such as the “World Trade Centre” directed by “Oliver Stone" and the “United 93” directed by “Paul Greengrass"
On the other hand,” there are movies that represent some popular stories like the incident of the “End Sars”, a protest that rocked my country in October 2020 and caused a lot of displeasure between the youth and the government. This event has inspired numerous story movies, such as "Zarz End," starring “Kanayo O.Kanayo” and Abdul, directed by “Samuel Adeoye”.
Louvre Museum Heist On Oct. 19 2025The Guardian
Regarding the recent heist that happened on Sunday, October 19, at the Louvre museum. The news has it that four men broke into the world's busiest museum in less than seven minutes and made away with eight priceless items, including jewels and emeralds belonging to Empress Eugene (wife of Napoleon III )
According to newscasters, the theft was professionally coordinated and smartly carried out with such disguise and intellect that they escaped without getting caught after the alarm exposed them. The most intriguing aspect is that it was a clean operation; no one was hurt, just as witnessed in movies where no one is actually hurt.
These movies affect our thoughts on current heists because of the professionalism behind them, which makes it look so real, resonating, and changing the tide from smartness, risk, rebellion, and victory over some powerful systems that seem to manipulate citizens.
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That's a good point. Sometimes we forget that some movies are based on real events, with a touch that makes them seem perfect or fantastical, and that distances us from what actually happened.