| Item | Information | |------|-------------| | Director | John McTiernan (also known for Die Hard and Predator) | | Screenwriters | John McTiernan, John Miller (based on a story by Alan Trustman) | | Music | Bill Conti (re‑used themes from the 1968 original) | | Cinematography | Oliver Wood | | Release Date | December 10 1999 (U.S.) | | Running Time | 120 minutes | | Budget | ≈ $70 million | | Box‑Office | ≈ $220 million worldwide |
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| Question | Answer | |----------|--------| | Is the dubbed version faithful to the original script? | Yes. The translation team worked closely with the original script to retain humor and nuance, adapting idioms for Brazilian Portuguese while keeping the story intact. | | Can I watch it for free legally? | Occasionally, Brazilian TV networks broadcast the film with the Portuguese dub during holiday programming, but otherwise you’ll need a subscription or rental purchase. | | Is there a sequel or related series? | No direct sequel has been made, but the concept of a charismatic art thief lives on in other titles (e.g., Ocean’s Eight, The Great Heist). | | What age rating does it have? | Rated PG‑13 (U.S.) / 12 (Brazil). Violence is stylized; there is mild language and brief sexual content. | | Item | Information | |------|-------------| | Director