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Movie (2026)
When a legendary thief sets his sights on the Mona Lisa, he recruits two young strangers to help him before revealing they are long-lost siblings… and oh yes, by the way, he is their father. Thrown into a chaotic reunion they never asked for, this new family must learn to work together — and try not to kill each other — if they want any chance at pulling off the heist of the century.

Movie (2026)
When a legendary thief sets his sights on the Mona Lisa, he recruits two young strangers to help him before revealing they are long-lost siblings… and oh yes, by the way, he is their father. Thrown into a chaotic reunion they never asked for, this new family must learn to work together — and try not to kill each other — if they want any chance at pulling off the heist of the century.
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Characters flirt, discuss Tinder, and play a stripping game, with mentions of being horny, orgasms, and one- or multi-night stands.
Characters in robberies and heists face risky situations including falls, explosions, armed attacks, and chases.
Frequent strong language including f--k, s--t, and bitch, plus milder insults and oh my God as an exclamation.
Characters drink alcohol.
Heist sequences involve explosions, armed attacks and chases that create peril for the characters.
Product placement includes car brands, the Louvre, and wealthy environments.
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The review says family is what you make it and that cultural artifacts belong to the countries of their artists' origins.
Characters hone skills, forge bonds, and make money by robbing others, showing off their skills and outsmarting others; the review frames this as positive role modeling with mixed ethics.
The review notes the main actors are French, Italian, and American and mild stereotyping of French, British, Italians, and Americans.
Families can discuss the genre of heist films like Masterplan and why the Mona Lisa is considered a prized piece of art and why France and Italy both claim it.
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