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Young slacker Jason "Jinx" Taylor (Nick Stahl) enters a bank to complain about its ATM fees just as Simon (Gavin Rossdale) and his gunmen enter the bank to rob it. Jinx ends up inside the vault with employee Jessica (Erika Christensen), besieged by the thieves who are themselves besieged by the police on the street. But, when Jinx is contacted on his cellphone by the mastermind of the heist, Nick (David Carradine), the irate ATM customer sees a way to outwit the robbers, the law and the bank.
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Genre: Comedy, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Andrews Jenkins
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Producer: Rick Lashbrook, Darby Parker, Arthur M. Sarkissian, Tim O'Hair
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Writer: Andrews Jenkins
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $711
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Runtime:
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Distributor: IFC Films
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Production Co: Rick Lashbrook Films
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This one took me by surprise. I wasn't expecting much from watching the trailer, but after seeing the film, I really liked it. I loved the style of this film. The film reminded me of another bank caper, Flypaper. The big difference is that Flypaper had wit and great dialog. This film has style that Flypaper lacked. I was surprised by the short running time of the film. Nick Stahl and Erika Christensen shine in the film. They have a great on screen chemistry. Gavin Rossdale, Terry Crews, and David Carradine provide solid supporting work. I loved the Duran Duran references and the end credits playing Hungry Like the Wolf. I definitely recommend this film.
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The film is about a man, Jason"JINX" Taylor (Nick Stahl) who goes to withdraw $20 bucks and gets caught in the middle of a bank robbery, ending up in the vault with one of the would be robbers (the hot-and-sexy Erika Christensen) he then treats as a hostage. The robbers want in, whilst Jinx wants out... and his 20 bucks. Meanwhile Officer Degepse (Terry Crews), is stuck outside the bank trying to defuse the situation. A fun scenario lol: 10 tips to rob a bank and get away with it: 1. Decide to rob a bank 2. Have a plan 3. Have a back-up plan 4. Establish clear communications 5. Choose your partners carefully 6. Expect the unexpected 7. Shit happens 8. Don't get greedy 9. Remember, shit happens. 10. Hang up and know when to walk away
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Builds enough on solid ideas and interesting characters to make up for its clumsier attempts at suspense.
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a plesent nice suprise this. nick stahl tells us the audience that banks are robbing us, and not happy with unable to get his 20 dollers, but while at bank a robbery takes place, and locked in vault while thieves outside and inside a pretty young lady played by a on form erika christensen, but thieves want in vault, and young lady part of there plan, here he starts to play the thieves, police outside and eventually a mysterious stranger phoneing him on mobile, whos in on plan, a film thats slickly directed, short at hour 20, and uses running time well, no dull moments to speak of, even gavin rossdale is okay here, the story is not predictable and some nice touches and suprises
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