The 1999 movie Three Kings centered around soldiers trying to smuggle out gold that was stolen from Kuwait during the first Gulf War. Well, it seems that life is imitating art, as the New York Post reports that four GIs that were "arrested and charged with stealing nearly $1 million in cash from money found hidden in Baghdad had intended to filch another $12 million" hidden in a cottage near the Tigris River. I really liked the movie, but in this case maybe those soldiers shouldn't have taken it as an example to aspire to. I mean, they're no George Clooneys...