Brink's robbery actually occured in Boston during the early fifties. This was one of the biggest heists ever pulled in the USA. It concerned a big secutiry complex facility, some kind of warehouse, deposit, where armored trucks had their "headquarters". Several movies already spoke about this heist: William Friedkin's BRINK'S JOB, Jerry Hopper's BLUEPRINT FOR A ROBBERY and Joseph Pevney's SIX BRIDGES TO CROSS. Maybe there were more but not of my knowledge, and I am a heist films lover. This one is only a TV movie but with a great quality, very detailed and also focusing on characters. They are not exactly shown as in the other films. Marvin Chomsky was a prolific director for tV industry and this movie proves is great skills.
Review of Brinks: The Great Robbery
