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* Mr. Bridger's "feast".
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* Mr. Bridger's "feast"."feast", which he sits down to while ''the entire prison'' is cheering him.
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* The end of the scene in which Charlie and the gang meet Altabani and the mafia. After Altabani has all their cars wrecked, and then has his dozens of mooks point guns at them, Charlie [[BadassBoast calmly tells him]], in no uncertain terms, that if he kills them, the Italian community in Britain [[MisplacedRetribution will be obliterated]] by Mr. Bridger, the mob boss Altabani had slagged off a few minutes earlier. And the best part? Altabani believes this threat, and backs off. And if he hadn't, it's likely that Bridger could have made good on it.
* The sheer audacity of the titular "job", including bringing Turin's traffic to an utter standstill and still making their way through the city in 3 Mini Coopers (and one van full of more of Charlie's boys disguised as English football supporters), outwitting the police AND the Italian Mafia all the way. One can imagine how the awesomeness of such a crazy theft would have been compounded had their coach and its load of gold not ended up hanging over an Alpine cliff.
* The sheer audacity of the titular "job", including bringing Turin's traffic to an utter standstill and still making their way through the city in 3 Mini Coopers (and one van full of more of Charlie's boys disguised as English football supporters), outwitting the police AND the Italian Mafia all the way. One can imagine how the awesomeness of such a crazy theft would have been compounded had their coach and its load of gold not ended up hanging over an Alpine cliff.
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* The end of the scene in which Charlie and the gang meet Altabani and the mafia. After Altabani has all their cars wrecked, and then has his dozens of mooks point guns at them, Charlie [[BadassBoast calmly tells him]], in no uncertain terms, that if he kills them, the Italian community in Britain [[MisplacedRetribution will be obliterated]] by Mr. Bridger, the mob boss Altabani had slagged off a few minutes earlier. And the best part? Altabani believes this threat, and backs off. And if he hadn't, it's likely that Bridger could would have made good on it.
* The sheer audacity of the titular"job", including "job" - bringing Turin's traffic an entire city to an utter standstill standstill, hi-jacking an armoured van and still making their way through getting out of the city in 3 three Mini Coopers (and one van a minibus full of more of Charlie's boys disguised as English football supporters), outwitting the police AND the Italian Mafia all the way. One can imagine how the awesomeness of such a crazy theft would have been compounded had their coach and its load of gold not ended up hanging over an Alpine cliff.
* The sheer audacity of the titular
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* The end of the scene in which Charlie and the gang meet Altabani and the mafia. After Altabani has all their cars wrecked, and then has his dozens of mooks point guns at them, Charlie [[BadassBoast calmly tells him]], in no uncertain terms, that if he kills them, the Italian community in Britain [[MisplacedRetribution will be obliterated]] by Mr Bridger, the mob boss Altabani had slagged off a few minutes earlier. And the best part? Altabani believes this threat, and backs off. And if he hadn't, it's likely that Bridger could have made good on it.
* The sheer audacity of the titular "job", including bringing Turin's traffic to an utter standstill and still making their way through the city in 3 Mini Coopers (And one van full of more of Charlie's boys disguised as English football supporters.), outwitting the police AND the Italian Mafia all the way. One can imagine how the awesomeness of such a crazy theft would have been compounded had their coach and its load of gold ended up hanging over an Alpine cliff.
* The sheer audacity of the titular "job", including bringing Turin's traffic to an utter standstill and still making their way through the city in 3 Mini Coopers (And one van full of more of Charlie's boys disguised as English football supporters.), outwitting the police AND the Italian Mafia all the way. One can imagine how the awesomeness of such a crazy theft would have been compounded had their coach and its load of gold ended up hanging over an Alpine cliff.
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* The end of the scene in which Charlie and the gang meet Altabani and the mafia. After Altabani has all their cars wrecked, and then has his dozens of mooks point guns at them, Charlie [[BadassBoast calmly tells him]], in no uncertain terms, that if he kills them, the Italian community in Britain [[MisplacedRetribution will be obliterated]] by Mr Mr. Bridger, the mob boss Altabani had slagged off a few minutes earlier. And the best part? Altabani believes this threat, and backs off. And if he hadn't, it's likely that Bridger could have made good on it.
* The sheer audacity of the titular "job", including bringing Turin's traffic to an utter standstill and still making their way through the city in 3 Mini Coopers(And (and one van full of more of Charlie's boys disguised as English football supporters.), supporters), outwitting the police AND the Italian Mafia all the way. One can imagine how the awesomeness of such a crazy theft would have been compounded had their coach and its load of gold not ended up hanging over an Alpine cliff.
* The sheer audacity of the titular "job", including bringing Turin's traffic to an utter standstill and still making their way through the city in 3 Mini Coopers
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* Mr. Bridger's "feast".
* There's something awesome about the way Bridger runs the prison he's in, like when he walks into the governor's office, sits down at the head of the governor's conference table, royally waves him to come over and invites him to sit down ''at his own table'' and then gives him a bollocking for letting [[ItMakesSenseInContext Croker break into his toilet.]]
* The end of the scene in which Charlie and the gang meet Altabani and the mafia. After Altabani has all their cars wrecked, and then has his dozens of mooks point guns at them, Charlie [[BadassBoast calmly tells him]], in no uncertain terms, that if he kills them, the Italian community in Britain [[MisplacedRetribution will be obliterated]] by Mr Bridger, the mob boss Altabani had slagged off a few minutes earlier. And the best part? Altabani believes this threat, and backs off. And if he hadn't, it's likely that Bridger could have made good on it.
* The sheer audacity of the titular "job", including bringing Turin's traffic to an utter standstill and still making their way through the city in 3 Mini Coopers (And one van full of more of Charlie's boys disguised as English football supporters.), outwitting the police AND the Italian Mafia all the way. One can imagine how the awesomeness of such a crazy theft would have been compounded had their coach and its load of gold ended up hanging over an Alpine cliff.
* There's something awesome about the way Bridger runs the prison he's in, like when he walks into the governor's office, sits down at the head of the governor's conference table, royally waves him to come over and invites him to sit down ''at his own table'' and then gives him a bollocking for letting [[ItMakesSenseInContext Croker break into his toilet.]]
* The end of the scene in which Charlie and the gang meet Altabani and the mafia. After Altabani has all their cars wrecked, and then has his dozens of mooks point guns at them, Charlie [[BadassBoast calmly tells him]], in no uncertain terms, that if he kills them, the Italian community in Britain [[MisplacedRetribution will be obliterated]] by Mr Bridger, the mob boss Altabani had slagged off a few minutes earlier. And the best part? Altabani believes this threat, and backs off. And if he hadn't, it's likely that Bridger could have made good on it.
* The sheer audacity of the titular "job", including bringing Turin's traffic to an utter standstill and still making their way through the city in 3 Mini Coopers (And one van full of more of Charlie's boys disguised as English football supporters.), outwitting the police AND the Italian Mafia all the way. One can imagine how the awesomeness of such a crazy theft would have been compounded had their coach and its load of gold ended up hanging over an Alpine cliff.
