Master Safecracker Rates 10 Safecracking Heists In Movies And TV | How Real Is It? | Insider

Safe technician Charlie Santore looks at 10 safecracking scenes from popular TV shows and movies and rates them based on realism. Santore owns Santore & Son Lock and Safe in Los Angeles.

He looks at "Army of the Dead" (2021), "Ant-Man" (2015), "The Italian Job" (2003), "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969), "Money Heist" S1E1 (2017), "Cradle 2 the Grave" (2003), "Batman Forever" (1995), "The Thieves" (2012), "King of Thieves" (2018), and "Thief" (1981).

Are safecrackers insular geniuses? Do you have to have absolute silence to open a safe? How complicated are some vaults, and do they use a lot of security traps? Can you really guess a combination in 30 minutes?

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Master Safecracker Rates 10 Safecracking Heists In Movies And TV | How Real Is It?

[s.p..smdness]

This guy is such a master, even his voice is cracked.

[Kjleed]

Insider could put a crew together if they wanted.

[chrisgenovese]

His brutal honesty about the poorly done heist scenes lent a lot of credibility to the better done ones, and I really appreciate that. I feel like the experts don't want to be too harsh, even though they do provide great input about the reality of the situation. I'm definitely gonna watch a documentary about the Hutton Garden heist, given his enthusiasm for it. 10/10 would hire this guy to crack my cheap safe just to talk to him.

[TheAfker]

the fact this guy was so harsh with majority of his ratings not only showed how inaccurate theywhere but really hits home how good a job the ones that he rated high did

[VenificusL]

By far the best series that this channel does. People innately gravitate towards people who are masters of their craft, learning from them and enjoy the insights that they have gained from honing their techniques.

[nimascolari]

His ratings are harsh but accurate. The other raters are being far too generous because they don't want hate. This guy literally gives no Fs. True master.

[illithidlore]

Get more experts like this guy. A lot of the time they'll go "Nothing about this is realistic in any way...6/10."

This dude gives no quarter!

[CJonesApple]

These ratings are BRUTAL compared to many other experts of their field.

[dustinflock]

I’ve worked in tech support for a Safe manufacturer for 20 years. His analysis is spot on. I am pretty sure I have spoken with him or his techs before working on our products.

[jackmanley]

I was not ready for Charlie Santore to pay his respects to DMX, but I give him a 10/10 for that move

[Shakirzikry]

"Just to be generous, we'll give it a three"


I do not want this man to be my professor. I'd failed his class for sure

[alexnetsec]

"He's reading the 'paper', that's pretty accurate." Well, I guess every job needs its part of fun.

[kelliforde]

I feel like his adding 0.5 to everything sent the Insider video editors into a real panic. Discussions were had.

[steventicknor]

Deadly booby traps were common at one point in history. We were remodeling a very old building in the downtown of a small city and the prior owners had left several safes. One of which was locked so we had a local lock smith open it. It was empty all except the glass vials attached to the door which was a booby trap. He said it was inert chemical that was like pepper spray but when we researched the safe we found it could have contained one of 2 dangerous chemicals. One was a very deadly gas that was used in the 1st world war that could spread into the public. $10, 000 later the owners had it removed by professionals but we had to secure the building by for several days till the experts got there.

[vicmo]

When he said "DMX rest in peace"....I automatically gave this video a thumbs up and became a fan of him.

[HacksawMutilator]

As an ex-Blockbuster employee: anything left behind that creates questions and mystery was fully intentional. Our store was stripped bare during a closing sale so a lot of fully strange things we forgot we hid inside pillars and under cabinets surfaced and it was genuinely hilarious and sad at the same time.

[suhass]

This guy is like my dad rating my life and career. "I want to be generous so i will give a 2.75/10 "

[lyre]

His comment about the ant man clip blew my mind, never thought about that, and he pointed it out straight away

[ryangraham]

I want this guy back. He is so entertaining and very insightful

[russell]

I just love listening to people talk about their passions on these and seeing how incredibly knowledgeable they are about it