Daniel Radcliffe deserves recognition and admiration for all the ways he's tried to broaden his horizons, try new types of roles and acting styles in order to move beyond Harry Potter. You can see that once he was shackled by Harry, he's moving into other roles more and more quickly, with ease. Imperium's script is undramatic, but Harry's cool-headed performance against pressure is enough to keep audiences watching until the end

Daniel Radcliffe's transformation work, the whole story is actually good, although it is still the standard police bandits theme, highlights are not many, the whole is too smooth, one of the points is adapted from a true story

How many such nonexistent movies are made every year? How many good stories are wasted in this industry every year? The script is too bad, and the director is even worse.