Grade: B+ With an engaging Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. Jackson as its real-life odd couple, “The Banker” tells a riveting story of a segregated 1960s America that echoes life today.

Following an extensive review period, Apple will release one of its first-ever original films, "The Banker," in theaters this March. ... 2020 and available on Apple TV Plus on March 20, 2020. ...

“The Banker” is a sturdy, old-fashioned film that’s been put under the microscope for two unrelated reasons: Not only does it represent Apple’s first bite at movies, but allegations ...

Anthony Mackie, Nia Long, Samuel L. Jackson and Nicholas Hoult in “The Banker,” coming soon to Apple TV+. Photo courtesy of Apple TV+. In the true-story based THE BANKER, two black businessmen have an ...

‘The Banker’: Film Review Apple TV Plus gets into the movie game with a historical finance caper starring Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. Jackson as 1950s entrepreneurs who had to become con ...

“The Banker” is a sturdy, old-fashioned film that’s been put under the microscope for two unrelated reasons: Not only does it represent Apple’s first bite at movies, but allegations ...

'The Banker' structures an important historical story like a crime/heist caper while offering an acting showcase for Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. Jackson. ... Mar 06, 2020, 03:00pm EST. Share. Save.

“The Banker” is an odd title for this film. It has the effect of underselling a fascinating story about a black business savant that was inspired by real events. In the 1950s and early 1960s ...

The Banker never drags, but George Nolfi's film starring Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. Jackson does feel unequal to the story it's telling.

With lush period costuming and a terrific cast, including Anthony Mackie, Samuel L. Jackson as his business partner Joe Morris, Nia Long as Bernard’s wife Eunice and Nicholas Hoult, it might … ...

“The Banker” is a sturdy, old-fashioned film that’s been put under the microscope for two unrelated reasons: Not only does it represent Apple’s first bite at movies, but allegations ...