Comedy,Action
United States of America
Disorganized Crime is a 1989 crime comedy film directed by Jim Kouf. The film stars Lou Diamond Phillips as Ray, a highly skilled thief who recruits a group of other skilled criminals, including Nick (William Russ), who was recently released from prison, and their leader Frank (Fred Gwynne), for a bank heist in a small Montana town.
However, their plan goes awry when they are pursued by Sheriff Hitchcock (Ed O'Neill) and his inexperienced deputy, whose bumbling attempts to catch the criminals become increasingly comical.
As the criminals attempt to break into the bank vault, they face several setbacks and betrayals within their own group. Meanwhile, the sheriff and his deputy stumble upon the gang's whereabouts but are often too inept to capitalize on their leads.
The film was praised for its witty humor and great performances from the cast, particularly O'Neill and Gwynne. It was also noted as a unique take on the crime genre, as it blended action and comedy seamlessly. Disorganized Crime was a box office success in 1989 and has since become a cult classic.
