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Title: 30 Minutes or Less (2011)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jesse Eisenberg | ... | Nick | |
| Danny McBride | ... | Dwayne | |
| Aziz Ansari | ... | Chet | |
| Nick Swardson | ... | Travis | |
| Dilshad Vadsaria | ... | Kate | |
| Michael Peña | ... | Chango | |
| Bianca Kajlich | ... | Juicy | |
| Fred Ward | ... | The Major | |
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Sam Johnston | ... | 15 Year Old #1 |
| Jack Foley | ... | 15 Year Old #2 | |
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Elizabeth Shapiro | ... | Chet's Date (as Elizabeth Wright Shapiro) |
| Brett Gelman | ... | Pizza Boss | |
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Paul Tierney | ... | Rodney |
| Staci Lynn Fletcher | ... | Family Dollar Cashier (as Staci Fletcher) | |
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Gary Brichetto | ... | Mr. Fisher |
The not so smart Dwayne intends to open a massage parlor with his partner Travis, but he does not have money for the investment. He decides to hire a hit-man to kill his father, The Major, who won a large amount of money in the lottery years ago, but the killer demands US$ 100,000 for the job. Dwayne and Travis kidnap the pizza delivery boy Nick and they dress Nick in a vest with a timer and several bombs. Then Dwayne tells Nick that he has ten hours to rob US$ 100,000 from a bank. Once he does, he would give Nick the code to release the vest. Nick summons his best friend Chet to help him in the heist but the scheme does not work the way Dwayne has plotted. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Dwayne (played by Danny McBride) and Travis (Nick Swardson) hire a hit-man to kill Dwayne's father, as he recently won the lottery and they want to open a massage parlour. The hit-man isn't cheap, so to pay the $100,000 he demands for the job, they kidnap a pizza delivery guy, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg), strap a bomb to him and tell him they will blow him up unless he robs a bank and brings them at least $100,000. Then things get weird...
Silly, but fun. Plot is ridiculous, but the movie is carried by the over-the-topness of the performances, especially those of Danny McBride and Aziz Ansari. Very funny, especially McBride and Ansari's dialogue.
Jesse Eisenberg plays the straight guy to McBride and Ansari's antics, and does a good job. Nick Swardson is perfect as McBride's sidekick. Good support from Michael Pena, Dilshad Vadsaria and Fred Ward.