2024·Comedy·1h 26m
7.1
★
Will, a ride-share driver, and Glenn, a shut-in hacker, are best friends who scheme to rip off Will's customers. When it all falls apart, they try to turn their luck around by scamming famed venture capitalist billionaire Bruce Marcus.
Directed by Adam Frucci
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Cast
Grant O'Brien
Will Kerrigan
Ally Beardsley
Glenn Marnell
Marc Evan Jackson
Bruce Marcus
Gregory Alan Williams
Steve Russell
Catherine Curtin
Sue Kerrigan
Alexandra Grey
Carla Flores
Katie Marovitch
Katie
Molly Lloyd
Donna
Cheryl Francis Harrington
Sonya
Mary Beth Barone
Mary Beth
Lily Du
Georgia
Lauren Adams
Jenn
Crew
Adam Frucci
Director
Adam Frucci
Writer
Cord Jefferson
Executive Producer
Josh Ruben
Executive Producer
Grant O'Brien
Executive Producer
Ally Beardsley
Executive Producer
Mike Trapp
Story Editor
Popular Reviews
8 reviews
journey
3.4★ · 12/21/24
yes I was anxious for most of the movie
yes I was anxious for most of the movie
George
7.8★ · 12/03/24
it’s just silly, and who doesn’t enjoy silly
it’s just silly, and who doesn’t enjoy silly
Rob Grant
6.0★ · 11/18/24
A lovely lil’ indie movie, a small-scale heist with a well-earned distaste for big tech billionaires.
Grant O’Brien is great as the personification of white male unearned confidence, and Ally Beardsley is the quiet heart of the movie.
Marc Evan Jackson is also great, but I wish he had been just a lil’ bit more unchained. This is my largest nit to pick with this movie; perhaps this comes down to budgetary concerns or a desire to keep things more grounded but I would have appreciated things getting just a bit bigger ahead of the finale.
There are a few unearned handwaves and plot beats that I think hold it back a bit, but also a few good surprises and emotional beats that do land. Importantly, there is a very lovely thread of human goodness woven into the script which prevents the film from being bogged down by the occasional darkness.
Grant O’Brien is great as the personification of white male unearned confidence, and Ally Beardsley is the quiet heart of the movie.
Marc Evan Jackson is also great, but I wish he had been just a lil’ bit more unchained. This is my largest nit to pick with this movie; perhaps this comes down to budgetary concerns or a desire to keep things more grounded but I would have appreciated things getting just a bit bigger ahead of the finale.
There are a few unearned handwaves and plot beats that I think hold it back a bit, but also a few good surprises and emotional beats that do land. Importantly, there is a very lovely thread of human goodness woven into the script which prevents the film from being bogged down by the occasional darkness.
A lovely lil’ indie movie, a small-scale heist with a well-earned distaste for big tech billionaires.
Grant O’Brien is great as the personification of white male unearned confidence, and Ally Beardsley is the quiet heart of the movie.
Marc Evan Jackson is also great, but I wish he had been just a lil’ bit more unchained. This is my largest nit to pick with this movie; perhaps this comes down to budgetary concerns or a desire to keep things more grounded but I would have appreciated things getting just a bit bigger ahead of the finale.
There are a few unearned handwaves and plot beats that I think hold it back a bit, but also a few good surprises and emotional beats that do land. Importantly, there is a very lovely thread of human goodness woven into the script which prevents the film from being bogged down by the occasional darkness.
Grant O’Brien is great as the personification of white male unearned confidence, and Ally Beardsley is the quiet heart of the movie.
Marc Evan Jackson is also great, but I wish he had been just a lil’ bit more unchained. This is my largest nit to pick with this movie; perhaps this comes down to budgetary concerns or a desire to keep things more grounded but I would have appreciated things getting just a bit bigger ahead of the finale.
There are a few unearned handwaves and plot beats that I think hold it back a bit, but also a few good surprises and emotional beats that do land. Importantly, there is a very lovely thread of human goodness woven into the script which prevents the film from being bogged down by the occasional darkness.
kebby
7.0★ · 07/15/24
Gift Card Games is my favourite game studio
Gift Card Games is my favourite game studio
Dakota
6.0★ · 06/15/24
excitedly pointing and yelling the name of the actors on my screen.
excitedly pointing and yelling the name of the actors on my screen.