Following the Louvres robbery, what are your favorite heist movies?

Heat is rad, and not just because of the epic shoot out.

I recently watched Heat for the first time and it's so good. Both sides are portraid very well and I didn't know who I was rooting for until the very end.
There's a novel "Heat 2" that is both a sequel and a prequel. Apparently they are trying to make a movie.
- Script is done, and it will be shot in Los Angeles. Apparently they’re going to start filming soon.
- Mann is making both.
  I am not bullshitting you.
  The working titles are: Preheat and Reheat.

I haven't seen it in a while, but I have good memories of Ocean's Eleven

Inception
Oceans 11 an 13
Sneakers
Hell or High Water
Point Break
Heat
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
The Sting
Rogue One
Thief

The Italian Job. (I’m sure I don’t need to say the original and not the remake).

That ending, haha

Snatch

Inside Man was really good.

Soderbergh’s Ocean’s 11 (original was also good, just like this one better).

To Catch A Thief (is this a heist movie?)

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Plus plenty of movies already mentioned, not least of which Hudson Hawk!

The Italian Job
The Wrong Trousers (Wallace and Gromit)

Rififi (1955) is great. It's also the source for many ideas used in later heist films.

Thomas Crown Affair Snatch Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels A Fish Called Wanda Oceans 11 Logan Lucky Point Break Ronin Fast Five Usual Suspects Reservoir Dogs

Old gold.

"The Split" with Jim Brown and Donald Sutherland. Based on a Parker novel

"The Hot Rock" with Robert Redford [comedy]

"The Killing" Kubrick's second movie.

"Kelly's Heroes" WW2 soldiers sneak in ahead of Patton's army to rob a Nazi bank.

Hudson Hawk - silly movie where the thieves use songs to sync up during heists
Kelly's Heroes - WW2 soldiers try and steal some Nazi gold
Thomas Crown Affair - if you can look past it being about a rich guy stealing art out of boredom, it's not bad
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - Western, train heist, good dialog and characters

Love all of these. I think I actually prefer the newer Thomas Crown Affair to the original.

The Big Short

David Mamet’s “Heist”. Fantastic story, dialogue, and acting.

So many great one-liners.

“Your weight or your fate!”

“Everybody needs money. That’s why they call it ‘money’”.

And I might as well just link to the quotes page because there’s too many.

The Hatton Garden Job films.

Sexy Beast

Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang, obviously. Couldn't be a self-respecting lemming otherwise!

The Sting