The promo pic shows the cuddly crims holding what we assume to be the loot from some English art museum or stately home. They might just as well be coming out of a Dunbar Sloane auction with works by Charles Barraud, Raymond McIntyre, and practically any abstract painter showing at the New Zealand Academy up on Buckle Street in the early sixties.
You can see a preview trailer for Doors open here and links to other museum crime movies, a bunch of new ones plus a few we have covered in the past.
Images: top, promo for Doors open movie. Lower, OTN’s highly skilled Photoshop division re-jig distorted picture held by criminals as if by magic.
Art Heist: Yes, it's a steal the original, copy original, burn the copy, give original to evil collector movie
The art of stealing: A couple of bad hats are paid to nick a Van Gogh from an abandoned farm owned by an Argentinean countess. Watch the trailer here
Double trouble: Security guards from two Chinese cities join forces to catch art thieves. Trailer here
Dr No: A Classic. James Bond meets the evil cat stoker who owns the stolen portrait of the Duke of Wellington
Entrapment: Catherine Zeta-Jones snakes through those nifty red laser beams to steal a $40 million Rembrandt
Gambit: Statue stealing and a fake Monet with Colin Firth as the curator
The good thief: Nick Nolte steals a fortune in rare paintings from a Monte Carlo casino. Trailer here
Headhunters: HR operative by day, art thief by night
Ocean's Twelve: Vincent Cassel's climbs through more nifty red beam to steal a Fabergé Egg
Trance: After an art heist caper a hypnotist is called in to find a missing stolen painting (seriously).
The Thomas Crown Affair (1999): thieves pinch Monet’s landscape The island of San Giorgio Maggiore at dusk from the Met
The Train: Immaculately uniformed Germans are on the rails with hundreds of paintings from French museums but don’t reckon on Burt Lancaster. Trailer.
