from Michigan Pizza Delivery shaky named Nick (Jesse Eisenberg) finally enclosed in a vest rigged bomb wired to go out, unless he robs a bank . Why? Intriguing because a stupid name, stupid Dwayne (Danny McBride) is $ 100,000 to pay a hit man (Michael Peña) ice dum-dum a sadistic ex-Marine father (Fred Ward), so that the right- Dwayne nothing to be inherited pulp dad, and Nick is kidnapped and unlucky SOB Dwayne forces to carry out his criminal orders. Why? Well, because it sometimes happens, as it did to a guy from Pennsylvania real pizza in similar circumstances in 2003. (The result was not pretty.)
Turning to a difficult question: how a premise so deformed - with real, not a joke of life and death consequences built into the suspense - now a film that is strangely fun and fast, not to mention decidedly say, dirty , stupid and irresponsible? As for my answer, I dunno, 30 minutes should not work. But it does. A film without smoke reefer sexually obscene Stoner prides children without mattress softness. (Ah, the lovely Danny McBride touch!) There are a lot of man-to-male abuse, please Dwayne''experts bombe''sidekick amplified Memo is played by crazy-comic Nick Swardson, and Nick, the ex-best friend (who still contributes under the circumstances) is interpreted by the Parks and Recreation Aziz Ansari notable. The script, a hot commodity by Michael Diliberti a story of Matthew Sullivan Diliberti and along the sharp tongue drums bursts of indignation - and a joke at the expense of The Hurt Locker.
And the cast, headed by a whirlybirding Eisenberg (whose character actually says,''''I do not check Facebook, ha!) Charge ahead, led by director Ruben Fleischer, with some of the same balance reckless acts (and Eisenberg ) that appear in Zombieland. There is nothing good 30 minutes or less. That has no social value. That ticks walking, exploding all notions of where you think it will go. I'm jumping on the side. B +
