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STEAL BIG, STEAL LITTLE

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In STEAL BIG, STEAL LITTLE, identical twin brothers are at war over forty thousand acres of prime California real estate bequeathed to one of the brothers by their adoptive mother. The virtues of family, friendship and honor are juxtaposed against greed, corruption, materialism, and betrayal in this sentimental tale of how the spirit of kinship prevails. Regrettably, this movie comes off as just plain hokey -- and long!

Content:

(Ro, B, L, V, N, A, D) Romantic worldview with some moral elements; 4 vulgarities; minor physical violence including several punches & gun fire with no injuries; gratuitous upper female nudity; alcohol use; and, marijuana use

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In STEAL BIG, STEAL LITTLE, identical twin brothers are at war over forty thousand acres of prime California real estate bequeathed to one of the brothers by their adoptive mother. The virtues of family, friendship and honor are in opposition to greed, corruption, materialism, and betrayal in this sentimental tale of how the spirit of kinship prevails. Andy Garcia plays twins Rueben and Robby Martinez, as different as Cain and Abel. They have to “one-up” each other in the struggle to gain control over the land Reuben loves and Robby wants to sell.

Andy Garcia has given stronger performances in other roles. Here, he is a bit self-conscious. Dramatically, the film jumps back and forth from a grainy videotaped interview to the actual events of the story. In the process, the purpose of the video documentary is lost. The fact that Robby eventually comes around morally is almost anti-climatic. We don’t really care that much about these characters by the film’s end. This film attempts to inspire, warm and exhilarate the audience as we rejoice in the success of the little people over the big, but it comes off as just plain hokey — and long! For the same themes in better movies, try THE PRINCESS BRIDE and THE MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR.

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What you listen to, watch, and read has power. Movieguide® wants to give you the resources to empower the good and the beautiful. But we can’t do it alone. We need your support.

You can make a difference with as little as $7. It takes only a moment. If you can, consider supporting our ministry with a monthly gift. Thank you.

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