Zach Braff is in talks to direct Going In Style, a New Line remake of the 1979 movie about a group of old men who get bored and decide to rob a bank. The project seems like a cinematic fast-forward for Braff, whose last two major directing gigs—Garden State and Wish I Was Here—were stories about characters close to his own age (mid-20s and mid-30s, respectively), whom he also portrayed on screen. For the pattern to hold, Braff shouldn’t direct a movie about elderly men for another 30 years, so that his own wrinkled face can give that trademark aloof stare that no Zach Braff production should be without.