Bill and Thomas dive into Roofman and talk about how it somehow feels like four different films, yet keeps its tone perfectly balanced. The movie sneaks up on you with a slow, emotional build, full of looming dread and quiet darkness, but anchored by real heart. They highlight Channing Tatum's layered performance as a criminal with a good heart and complex morality, alongside Kirsten Dunst's deeply human portrayal that grounds the story in empathy and realism.
