: He is captured by mob boss Aldrick Watkins (Bill Duke). Watkins ultimately spares Curt's life, giving him a small $5,000 cut and allowing him to leave for Kansas City.

: The money is eventually returned to "Mr. Big" (Matt Damon), an executive representing the auto manufacturers. A postscript notes that while the government later sued the automakers for this real-life conspiracy, no significant fines were levied, and no one was arrested.

: The story escalates as they navigate between rival mob bosses and the "Big Four" Detroit automakers (GM, Ford, Chrysler, and American Motors). These corporations are revealed to be conspiring to suppress the anti-pollution technology to protect their profits. Ending and Final Fates

The film concludes with a series of cynical twists where almost every character is betrayed:

: Shortly after killing Ronald, she is stopped by a corrupt police officer who takes all her money and allows her to leave.

The film No Sudden Move (2021) is a neo-noir crime thriller directed by Steven Soderbergh, set in 1954 Detroit. It follows a group of small-time criminals who are hired for a seemingly simple job that quickly unravels into a complex corporate conspiracy. Plot Summary

: Two low-level crooks, Curt Goynes (Don Cheadle) and Ronald Russo (Benicio del Toro), are hired by a mysterious middleman named Doug Jones (Brendan Fraser) to "babysit" the family of an auto executive, Matt Wertz (David Harbour). Their goal is to force Wertz to steal a secret document from his boss's safe.

: He flees with his lover, Vanessa (Julia Fox), who is also the wife of a mob boss. Vanessa kills Ronald to take the money for herself.