Going In Style Review in Comedy
Going in Style is a crime-comedy film centered on three elderly friends who decide to rob a bank to escape financial hardship. The story balances humor with poignant moments, emphasizing themes of friendship, resilience, and the struggles faced by aging individuals. Directed with a steady narrative pace, the film combines lightheartedness with social commentary on economic disparity. Performances by the veteran cast provide warmth and authenticity, showcasing humor in later life challenges. Although not a blockbuster hit, it resonates with audiences appreciating tales of unlikely schemes and camaraderie. Overall, the film offers a charming exploration of aging and the enduring power of friendship with a mix of comedy and heart.
Cast & Crew
- Raf Baldwin
- Martin Berman
- Catherine L. Billich
- George Burns
- Edward Cannon
- Bruce Charles
- Patrick Donoho
- Vivian Edwards
- Ron Gagliano
- Wendy G. Glickstein
- Constantine Hartofolis
- Melvin Jurdem
- Siobhan Keegan
- Raymond Kernodle
- William Larson
- James Manis
- Don Marando
- Victor Masi
- John McComb
- Barbara Ann Miller
- Karen Montgomery
- Brian Neville
- Pedro E. Ocampo Sr.
- William Pabst
- Jean Shevlin
- Ernest W. Southern
- Lee Strasberg
- Joseph Sullivan
- Richard Teng
- Jim Tipton
- Robert J. Zay
- Judson P. Nelson
- Jackie Frank
- Roxanne Wehrham