Going in Style

Three elderly friends, Joe, Al, and Willie, lead a quiet life in their Queens apartment. They frequently spend their days walking around the park, reflecting on their mundane existence and seeking solace in each other's company.

Joe expresses his feelings of monotony and suggests they shake things up with a daring bank robbery. Motivated by the thrill of adventure, Al and Willie begin to consider this dangerous yet exciting proposition.

Al, eager to jump into the plan, steals three handguns from his nephew Pete’s collection. He cleverly hides them under his clothes, preparing for the audacious heist to come.

The trio dawns amusing novelty glasses as disguises and ventures forth to carry out their heist. Their efforts surprisingly yield a staggering sum of $35,000, an unexpected windfall.

Amid the chaos of the robbery, Willie succumbs to a heart attack, unable to handle the thrill and stress of the situation. This tragic event deeply affects both Joe and Al, marking a turning point in their lives.

In a misguided attempt to honor Willie, Joe and Al decide to gift $25,000 from their heist winnings to Willie's family, posing it as a life insurance payout. This decision reflects their grief and desire to remember their friend.

The remaining $10,000 from their heist is spent on a lavish trip to Las Vegas, which they believe will lift their spirits after the recent tragedy. They indulge in the excitement and luxury of the glamorous destination.

While in Las Vegas, Joe and Al enjoy a stroke of luck and hit it big at the craps table. They walk away with an impressive $70,000 in winnings, further complicating their feelings about their criminal actions.

Tragically, just hours after attending Willie's funeral, Al passes away peacefully in his sleep. His death leaves Joe alone to deal with the fallout of their adventures and the burdens they've created.

On his way to Al's funeral, Joe is cornered into confessing the bank robbery. Despite the pressures surrounding him, he chooses not to reveal the location of the stolen money, demonstrating his resolve.

In a twist of fate, Pete visits Joe in prison, hoping to protect his family's legacy. He suggests returning part of the stolen loot for a chance at a reduced sentence, highlighting the complexities of their situation.

Joe stands firm against Pete's suggestion, grappling with his own mortality and the consequences of his actions. He delivers a poignant message, urging Pete to enjoy his inheritance before his impending return to prison.