Two legends of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)—Chris Hemsworth (Thor) and Mark Ruffalo (Hulk)—have once again come together on screen, but this time not in superhero costumes, but in a cat-and-mouse game heist thriller ‘Crime 101’. This film, directed by Bart Layton, has recently been released on Amazon Prime Video. Let us know what the audience is saying about this film on social media platform X (formerly Twitter). People who have seen the film have shared their views online. Read on to find out what X users are saying about Chris Hemsworth’s film.
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Crime 101
So far, the film is receiving mixed responses from the online audience. Some praised the film’s story and its “tense atmosphere”. At the same time, some people are criticizing it. One user wrote, “Watching Crime 101 was a great experience. I really like movies that are quiet, but have an exciting and tense atmosphere.” However, some viewers found the film “boring”. An
Another internet user said that he liked Chris Hemsworth very much, but the film did not live up to his expectations. He wrote, “I love Chris Hemsworth, but Crime 101 really wasn’t that good. I expected more; it wasn’t completely bad, but it could have been better.”
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Crime 101: Story
The film Crime 101 is the story of a genius jewel thief, played by Chris Hemsworth. His thefts on Los Angeles’ sunny 101 Freeway have left police baffled. The story then progresses when a lone detective, played by Mark Ruffalo, sets out to catch him. When they encounter a frustrated insurance broker played by Halle Berry, the trio must make decisions that will determine their fate.
Crime 101: In how many languages can you watch this movie?
Crime 101 can be streamed on Prime Video in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, German, Spanish (Spain & Latin America), French (Canada & France), Italian, Hungarian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Turkish, Czech, Russian, Ukrainian, Arabic, Thai, and Japanese.