Collider has published a list of ten heist movies deemed worth rewatching, curated by writer Lisa Nordin and highlighting films that combine drama, tension and clever plotting. Rather than simply ranking the biggest heist blockbusters, the piece focuses on rewatchability, picking titles that hold up even when viewers already know the outcome.

The selection spans genres beyond traditional crime capers, including the fugitive drama Thelma & Louise (1991), the Enron-inspired comedy Fun with Dick and Jane (2005), and the Star Wars spin-off Rogue One (2016), in which rebels steal Death Star plans. Each entry is framed around a theft of some kind, whether for survival, revenge or a greater cause, with the author arguing these films remain compelling on repeat viewing due to strong performances and enduring themes such as friendship, desperation and sacrifice.