Tower Heist Movie Information

Movie Information

Overall Rank: 6433

Average Rating: 2.5/4

# of Ratings: 134

Theatrical Release Date: 11/04/2011

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 02/21/2012

Language: English

Genre: Comedy, Crime

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: Brett Ratner

Actors: Ben Stiller, Eddie Murphy, Casey Affleck, Matthew Broderick, Téa Leoni, Alan Alda

Plot: A group of working-class men all fall victim to the same ponzi scheme. They conspire to pull off a robbery of the high-rise of the man responsible for their predicament. -- Chris Kavan

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Rating of
2.5/4

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 07/22/2019

"Tower Heist" had the star talent, but it failed to deliver any interesting action or memorable laughs.

Rating of
2/4

Matthew Brady - wrote on 02/11/2014

A group of working-class men all fall victim to the same ponzi scheme. They conspire to pull off a robbery of the high-rise of the man responsible for their predicament. This movie was not funny and that red car in the film looks like the same car from Ferris bueller's day off.

Rating of
2.5/4

worleyjamers - wrote on 06/29/2013

Tower Heist borrows heavily from other (and better) films such as Ocean's Eleven and The Italian Job, but with a great cast and a solid script, this film makes for a very entertaining and satisfying experience.

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MovieMike
MovieMike
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Rating of
2.5/4

No Stolen Oscars Here

MovieMike - wrote on 01/25/2017

After leading some campy offerings such as ‘A Night At The Museum’, ‘Tropic Thunder’, and ‘The Fockers’ series, one would expect that with Ben Stiller, ‘Tower Heist’ would be just more of the same. Surprisingly, though, this film attempts to play it straight and serves the comedy up as only a side dish. Director Brett Ratner (all three ‘Rush Hour’ films) is no stranger to action comedy, and he seems to demonstrate some seasoning and restraint with this effort.

Based around a fictional apartment high-rise in the heart of New York City, the story centers on Stiller’s character, Josh Kovacs, who is the no-nonsense building manager. The building’s star tenant, Arthur Shaw (an excellent performance by Alan Alda who quickly earns the audience’s scorn), is a …

trophywife
trophywife
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Rating of
3/4

Movie Review of Tower Heist

trophywife - wrote on 11/14/2011

Remember the days when a movie with Eddie Murphy in it was guaranteed to be hysterical? I know, it's been awhile. Aside from his 'Beverly Hills Cop' days, I feel safe saying that the last thing he was in that made me really laugh out loud was "Shrek"---there are a lot of "Donkey" quotes going on in my house, especially when someone mentions waffles or parfaits. Sadly, that little gem was followed by 'Daddy Day Care', and more disturbingly, 'Norbit', which I still haven't quite forgiven him for. I know he redeemed himself slightly in his 'Dreamgirls' role, but MY dream has been to see him get back to business and make me laugh. Well, welcome back Mr. Murphy---it's nice to see you again.

THE GOOD: The movie 'Tower Heist' is kind of like a modern day Robin Hood, only instead of taking …

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