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Ruben FleischerScénario:
Michael DilibertiPhotographie:
Jess HallMusique:
Ludwig GöranssonActeurs·trices:
Jesse Eisenberg, Danny McBride, Aziz Ansari, Nick Swardson, Fred Ward, Michael Peña, Dilshad Vadsaria, Bianca Kajlich, Elizabeth Shapiro (plus)Résumés(1)
Livreur de pizzas, Nick est kidnappé par deux apprentis criminels. Ceux-ci fixent sur sa poitrine une bombe qu’ils menacent de faire exploser s’il refuse de cambrioler une banque. Nick n’a que quelques heures pour accomplir sa mission impossible. Affolé, il demande l’aide de son ex-meilleur ami, Chet. L’heure tourne, et voilà les deux complices obligés d’échapper à la police, à un tueur à gages, à un lance-flammes… Mais le plus difficile pour eux dans tout ça, c’est encore d’arriver à s’entendre ! (Sony Pictures Releasing France)
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Critiques (2)
Once upon a time, mainly at the turn of the millennium, so many “black humor heist movies with multiple interested parties" were made that I had simply had enough. But now almost no such movies are made any more, and so snacks like this are a welcome change, but a few years ago it would have gone unnoticed in the mass of similar pieces. They could have got more from the theme, but I enjoyed it. But I must admit, I would have enjoyed it a little more without that Indian (no offense).
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A couple of great scenes are interspersed by just awful filler; at least (thank god) there are lots of great lines. Eisenberg is wonderful, but his Indian pal not so much. Danny McBride is wonderful, but his American pal not so much. Nice to see you too, Dad. Love you so much. Fuck that dick.
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