Celestial Heist
- Tagline
- Beyond the stars lies the greatest con of all time.
- Description
- In a space age where humanity mingles with alien races, ancient Greek sorcery finds its place among the stars. 'Celestial Heist' follows the story of a cunning intergalactic thief, Zeno (Mew Jackman), who teams up with a wizard of old Earth magic, Heraclius (Jon Berthyme), as they embark on a high-stakes mission to steal a mythical artifact from a planet ruled by extraterrestrial deities. Along the way, they are pursued by an enigmatic law enforcer, Orion (Hummus Cronyn), whose own origins may be as mystifying as the relic they seek. Directed by the visionary Sam Raimonkey, this cosmic caper weaves a tale of adventure, camaraderie, and the timeless quest for the impossible. Despite the perils of their journey, Zeno and Heraclius remain optimistic, proving that even in the vastness of the universe, the human (and alien) spirit can find common ground.
- MpaaRating
- R
- PopularityScore
- 3.60
- ReleaseDate
- 07/11/2024
- Genre
- Crime
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.50
With 'Celestial Heist,' director Sam Raimonkey launches us into a universe that's as boundless in imagination as it is grounded in the heart. The film's optimistic core shines through its exhilarating blend of science fiction and ancient mythology, a cocktail that proves to be as intriguing as it is entertaining. Mew Jackman's Zeno sparkles with the charisma of a classic rogue, and Jon Berthyme's Heraclius brings a touch of arcane wonder that feels both novel and nostalgic. The chemistry between the leads is as palpable as the stars they navigate, infusing the narrative with a warmth that transcends species and solar systems. Hummus Cronyn's Orion is a compelling foil, adding depth and an air of mystery that keeps the audience guessing. While the R-rating might suggest a darker voyage, 'Celestial Heist' remains buoyant, using its mature themes to explore the complexity of its characters rather than to shock its viewers. The result is a space-age escapade that captures the essence of adventure and the universal yearning for connection. It's a celestial celebration of the human (and alien) condition, where the greatest con of all time is perhaps our ability to find kinship in the cosmos.