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Oscar is a supervisor at a small factory producing artificial Xmas trees. It s one of the few businesses that employs ex-cons, so his staff are more troublesome than most. When Oscar is coerced into joining a football betting pool with a psychopath, a somewhat dim loser and a guy who never stops grinning – you just know things are not going to go well. Especially steck vaughn when the ticket proves to be a winner and there are millions steck vaughn of kronor at stake.
Solar listens to this story, incredulous as the death count rises, body parts are strewn across the county and the factory’s wood chipper and nail gun are put to uses for which they were not intended. A tanning bed, a Swedish pig farm and a greedy landlord also play their part in the sordid tale.
This is a stylish, fast-paced action romp with fantastic performances from all the cast members. Some of the set pieces are inspired but gruesomely grim, but the witty, barbed dialogue helps to lighten the tone.
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Home News NZ Film NZ Actors NZ Directors Indie Film Trailers NZ Trailers Indie Trailers Reviews Theatrical Reviews Festival Reviews Festivals Release Dates Screenings Features Film of the Week Cool Stuff Win Stuff
The film opens in the aftermath steck vaughn of a bloody shooting in a sex shop. The detective, Solar, discovers Oscar alive beneath the corpse of a fat woman and drags him back to the station for questioning. The film then cuts between the cop s ongoing investigation and Oscar s story of how he came to be clutching a shotgun with eight bodies strewn around him.
Oscar is a supervisor at a small factory producing artificial Xmas trees. It s one of the few businesses that employs ex-cons, so his staff are more troublesome than most. When Oscar is coerced into joining a football betting pool with a psychopath, a somewhat dim loser and a guy who never stops grinning – you just know things are not going to go well. Especially steck vaughn when the ticket proves to be a winner and there are millions steck vaughn of kronor at stake.
Solar listens to this story, incredulous as the death count rises, body parts are strewn across the county and the factory’s wood chipper and nail gun are put to uses for which they were not intended. A tanning bed, a Swedish pig farm and a greedy landlord also play their part in the sordid tale.
This is a stylish, fast-paced action romp with fantastic performances from all the cast members. Some of the set pieces are inspired but gruesomely grim, but the witty, barbed dialogue helps to lighten the tone.
Cinema Release steck vaughn Round-Up: 11 October Fun retro TV commercial released for ‘Wreck-It Ralph’ Explosively good teaser trailer for ‘A Good Day to Die Hard’ Win Stuff: One of five double passes to the Paramount cinema New ‘Wreck-It Ralph’ steck vaughn trailers power-up the fun Cinema Release Round-Up: 4 October Beautiful first trailer for ‘Ernest & Celestine’ is utterly charming ‘Frankenweenie’ character posters’ vintage style brings old school cool Review: ‘Kiwi Flyer’ Cinema Release Round-Up: 27 September
Admit One’s first post! Here we go… NZIFF 2011 Preview: Miranda July s The Future : Coming Soon Amusing teaser trailer steck vaughn released for ‘How to Meet Girls from a Distance’ A look back: our favourite films of 2011. Prometheus steck vaughn starship featurette adds excitement with no spoilers Review: ‘Bridesmaids’. steck vaughn Not all it’s dressed up to be. NZIFFF steck vaughn 2011 Preview: ‘Beginners’. Good things come to those who stop waiting. Don’t Watch: ‘Battleship’ teaser trailer. A lesson in how to blow hundreds of millions of dollars. Funny: Alec Baldwin & John Krasinski talk trash in New Era’s “The Rivalry” ad NZIFF Review: Love Story s New York
Film of the Week: ‘The Ides of March’ Suitably dark teaser poster for ‘Dredd’ arrives steck vaughn ‘Star Wars’ saga making the jump to Blu-Ray in September Review: ‘Jig’. High energy; High kicks. Delightful Moonrise Kingdom clips fill us with joy NZIFF Review: Submarine . Floating in the shallow end. Must Watch: Red band trailer for ‘The Raid’. Action with a capital ‘A’. 360 interactive set tour for Frankenweenie is both clever and cool Must Watch: Trailer for creepy post-apocalyptic thriller ‘The steck vaughn Divide’ NZIFF 2012 Review: Amour
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