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Synopsis: Wayne Beering and Buck Dolby are drugged out geniuses with lots of ideas but they can never seem to get their act together. But when they come up with the idea to create a porn site - and charge for it (the first ever site to do so), their idea may be too lucrative for them to handle. Straight-laced business man, Jack Harris, is brought in to team up with them and turn their profitable idea into a legit business. Making money in the pornography industry is pretty easy, but staying true to yourself when surrounded by that much wealth, luxury, sex, crime and temptations, is much harder.
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Drama
Director(s): George Gallo
Production: Paramount Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.6
Metacritic:
60
Rotten Tomatoes:
38%
R
Year:
2009
105 min
$723,714
Website
363 Views


you're good at fixing messes.

Thanks, honey.

She was right. If I had one talent,

it was fixing problems, problems nobody

thought could be fixed.

I first learned I had this talent...

...several years ago, while I was

working for one of my dad's buddies

in the construction business.

This guy's name was Louie La La.

He was the leg-breaker

for a local crime boss.

Louie just loved what he did.

If he had a choice between being

President of the United States

and breaking somebody's legs...

- All right.

- ...guess what job he'd pick?

Let's go knee cap this Irish f***

and get something to eat.

- Knee cap?

- Yeah.

Take a bat, couple of good hits,

the guy wises up real quick.

I wonder if you were to just,

you know, talk to the guy

and find out what happened.

He wouldn't not pay you, right?

I think maybe if you were

to just speak to the guy...

Kid!

- I am done speaking to this prick.

- I'm sorry.

I know you just wanna

get your money, right?

That's all you want,

is just get the money?

Yeah.

Hurry up, before I change my mind.

- I'm sorry?

- You got two minutes to get my money.

After that, somebody's

getting his knees broke.

He should have been a cowboy

or something. He's more suited.

So now I go inside the bar

and I meet this guy, Morgan.

He was scared and with good reason.

All right, I got problems, too.

You know?

Last couple of projects I built, I...

I got jammed up, you know?

So I had to go to Louie

which is the last f***in' thing

I wanted to do, you know?

And now I'm waiting to go

to the f***in' hospital. Why?

Because I owe? I mean, it's not

like I cheated or I stole or anything.

Just stop, all right, for a second?

Do me a favor.

Just let's focus on why we're here.

I mean, obviously when

you borrowed this money,

you had to have had a plan on how

you were gonna pay it back, right?

Let's just figure out what went wrong

and maybe I can get you out of this. OK?

Talk to me.

All right, if I...

if I had a building permit,

I could get the work

and pay him by the end of the day.

And how's that?

I could borrow money in a few seconds

if I had a building permit.

- Don't have a f***ing building permit.

- A building permit?

Yeah. I need a f***ing building permit.

Not this time. Batter up.

Hey, hold on, Louie.

Now, you got friends downtown, right?

I got friends all over the place.

OK, well, this guy says if he

can just get a building permit

he'll have your money

by the end of the day.

He wants me to do what?

What do I look like, a permiteer?

Look, do we want to get the money

or do we want to break this guy's legs?

I say we get the money, you know?

I'm in a quandary.

I learned that day you can

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George Gallo

George Gallo, Jr. (born 1956) is an American screenwriter, film director, producer, painter and musician.He is best known for writing Midnight Run and 29th Street, and is an accomplished painter in the style of the Pennsylvania Impressionists. In 1990, he won the coveted Arts for the Parks award, and has had three one-man exhibitions in New York City. In 2010, he wrote and directed the film Middle Men starring Luke Wilson.He currently lives in Los Angeles. more…

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