**David Leitch’s “How to Rob a Bank,” a social-media-era heist thriller starring Nicholas Hoult as the leader of a viral bank-robbing crew, opened in theaters on November 13 with mixed-to-negative reviews.** Critics praise the kinetic style and timely premise but fault the film for thin characters, tonal inconsistency, and a superficial anti-capitalist message that fails to land. The Tomatometer currently sits in the mid-30s to low-40s percent range across 60-plus reviews, marking Leitch’s lowest career score. Early notices from outlets like Variety and The New York Times highlight flashy visuals and Hoult’s performance but criticize the lack of narrative depth or emotional weight. Audience scores and additional reviews are still incoming, while box-office tracking suggests a soft opening that could further shape long-term perception of the film’s reception.