``The Den of Thieves'' Realistic magazine exchange is a great respect for Michael Mann *Note! Contains spoilers.

*Information at the time of article publication in November 2018.

“The Den of Thieves” synopsis

A bank robbery occurs once every 48 minutes in Los Angeles, one of the world's most crime-ridden cities. Nick (Gerard Butler), who leads LA's wild detectives who fight against frequent bank robberies, stumbles upon information on a huge bank heist plan planned by the Merry Men's group of robbers of 30 million dollars. Where will the Merry Men's gang, who have elaborated a detailed plan, and Nick and his friends who gradually catch up with their movements...?

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• The essence of gun action resides in <magazine exchange>
• There's nothing bad about a movie that skillfully depicts magazine exchange.
• Michael Mann's revolution in gun action
• The fate of men depicted in <Magazine Exchange>

The essence of gun action resides in <magazine exchange>

The crime action movie ``The Den of Thieves,'' starring Gerard Butler, was a bit disappointing due to its release being out of proportion to its quality, but I can assure you that it is a must-see for anyone who loves action movies.

The film will be directed by 48-year-old Christian Gudegast, who will be making his first appearance. Until now, he has built up a career as a screenwriter, working on such works as ``Immortal Zoo '' (11) and `` End of the Kingdom '' (16). ``The Den of Thieves'' was a project that Gudegast had been thinking about for many years, and he insisted that he would direct it himself. Although it cannot be called a large-scale production, it would have been difficult to entrust the directorship to a scriptwriter with no directing experience. However, the producers, impressed by his enthusiasm, gave the green light to director Gudegast, and his decision proved to be correct.

``The Den of Thieves'' depicts the battle between a detective played by Gerard Butler and a gang of highly trained thieves who are former soldiers, with a constant sense of tension. It goes without saying that the script is excellent, but what is particularly noteworthy about this work is the depiction of firearms, especially the ``exchange of magazines.'' A magazine is a container that holds bullets, and in the case of an automatic handgun, it is stored in the grip. Depictions of this magazine swapping occur frequently in The Den of Thieves, and it's what makes the action in this movie so special. This is clear even when looking at past action masterpieces.

There's nothing bad about a movie that skillfully depicts magazine exchange.