#’Army of Thieves’ & More Must-Stream Original Netflix Movies

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“#’Army of Thieves’ & More Must-Stream Original Netflix Movies”
In Thieves, set an unspecified time before the events of Dead, we find shy bank teller Dieter, then going by his real name, Sebastian, invited to an underground safecracking competition after posting a YouTube video about a famed vault designer’s four greatest (and seemingly impenetrable) creations. It’s there that he meets Gwendoline (Nathalie Emmanuel), an international thief whose team, including driver Rolph (Guz Khan), protector Brad (Stuart Martin), and hacker Korina (Ruby O. Fee), needs Dieter’s specific skill set for a trio of big-money robberies. The resulting action is a visually vibrant mashup of The Italian Job and Ocean’s Eleven (plus a dash of the undead) that’s as intricately designed as the most sophisticated locks. “There are so many bits and pieces of other [heist] movies,” Schweighöfer notes of the homages planted in various shots and angles. “It’s a very rich film.” No pun intended!
Army of Thieves, Movie Premiere, Friday, October 29, Netflix
More Original Movies Not to Miss

The Harder They Fall (Credit: DAVID LEE/NETFLIX)
The Harder They Fall
This stylish Western uses real-life Black legends for a fictional revenge tale. The spectacular cast includes Jonathan Majors (Lovecraft Country) as Nat Love, a Robin Hood–esque outlaw who’s after Idris Elba’s Rufus Buck, the stone-cold criminal whose gang slaughtered his parents. Regina King costars. Available Wednesday, November 3
Hypnotic
Inspired by nail-biters including Vertigo, codirectors Suzanne Coote and Matt Angel say they set out to make a thriller with “big twists and turns.” Their chiller tells the story of anxious Jenn (Kate Siegel) and her shrink, Dr. Collin Meade (Jason O’Mara), a mysterious man whose hypnotherapy experiments cause Jenn to have visions and blackouts. Warning: It’s not for the claustrophobic or arachnophobic! Streaming now
The Unlikely Murderer
Swedish prime minister Olof Palme was shot on a Stockholm street in 1986. Though the still-unsolved murder case was closed in 2020, the chief prosecutor pointed to the late Stig Engtröm — a mild-mannered graphic designer — as the probable killer. This limited series based on the book by Thomas Pettersson draws on law enforcement theories to imagine why Engström would have committed the shocking act, which producers Frida Asp and Fatima Varhos call “the greatest real-life whodunit in Swedish history.” Available Friday, November 5
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