When enjoying a disaster-thriller hybrid such as The Storm Break-in, you can nearly hear the bro-tastic Hollywood pitch sessions that spawned this kind of high-concept venture.

“It’s Heat meets Twister The Bank Task fulfills The Perfect Storm!” “Quick 5, however it’s established throughout Katrina!” “It’s Sharknado, yet as opposed to sharks, there’s $600 million in money and also a number of actors talking with questionable Southern accents!

The latter possibly comes closest to describing action professional Rob Cohen’s dumb and also gently fun mashup, which has the xXx and also The Quick as well as the Furious supervisor doing just what he does ideal: making people, cars and different non-living objects come crashing together at exceptionally high rates.

Exactly what he does not do extremely well is cook up an excellent tale or produce personalities that appear like actual people, which is why Break-in could likewise be a little bit of a chore.