The sequel that no one asked for, Inside Man: Most Wanted is a mediocre straight-to-video thriller. What at first appears to be a copycat robbery of the infamous Dalton Russell heist turns out to be something more, leading FBI negotiator Brynn Stewart to take greater risks to bring the crisis to an end. The film goes to great lengths to make connections to the original, but it’s all extremely contrived. Obviously none of the original cast returns, and no one from the new cast is that impressive or has much screen presence. Additionally, there’s not that much intrigue or suspense to the heist. Inside Man: Most Wanted is an uninspired and generic crime film, and an unworthy successor to the original.
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The sequel that no one asked for, Inside Man: Most Wanted is a mediocre straight-to-video thriller. What at first appears to be a copycat robbery of the infamous Dalton Russell heist turns out to be something more, leading FBI negotiator Brynn Stewart to take greater risks to bring the crisis to an end. The film goes to great lengths to make connections to the original, but it’s all extremely contrived. Obviously none of the original cast returns, and no one from the new cast is that impressive or has much screen presence. Additionally, there’s not that much intrigue or suspense to the heist. Inside Man: Most Wanted is an uninspired and generic crime film, and an unworthy successor to the original.