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I wouldn't say this is a bad romantic comedy, but rather a sweet one.

So, Charlie Lang is a police officer he is married to a very "materialistic" women, which is suppose to be a "1st world" issue? Well he's certainly isn't very happy. He got himself a lottery ticket and probably doesn't even care if he does wins it. In this coffee shop, he didn't have much change with him to give it to the waitress (Yvonne) so, he tipped an entire bank to her, meaning the lottery ticket without knowing cause they won it latter on.

And it also looks like both of them have one similarity, that they like to give people more, share with them than take from them, if we talk about the winning lottery ticket money here.

Sure, you can watch it no problem at that. Get a few little awwws and nothing more than that and then you go to sleep.

When I first watched this film, I didn't knew it was mostly based on a real life event, which I wouldn't put it that way but the creators said that, they didn't knew it either until I searched Dr. Wikipedia.

Well as for the film, it's just like the name it's short and goes fast and somehow funny? Considering the "unknown tragic incident". So, it's about a pizza delivery guy called Nick who's rigged with a bomb in his chest now he is suppose to commit anything Dwayne says (the kidnapper) to him. Nick also got his friend involved Chet who makes serious scenarios ridiculously funny at certain times.

Aziz Ansari (Chet) also delivered some of the funniest lines, one of them which made me laugh was "That's right, my brown hands all over her nice white t*tt*es". I like how he also adds "nice white". And ofcourse, Jesse Eisenberg (Nick) face was watchable.

And there you have it, laughing at a real life incident that you doesn't even know. Hollyweirds best film delivery in 30 min if you skipped it ;-)

Watched this film with my parents, both are scientists. I wasn't aware of the fact that there was some sort of "wiggle room" event, as it came so suddenly, I couldn't control my laughter and just hid my face and laughed, my parents had a whole "here we go again" moment.

Hollyweird just really wants to tell everyone that - "Hey look our physicists aren't sexless they maybe lacking more in the practical than the theory but you can still compare them with two Clark Gable and one Cary Grant if you had to put theory more than thermodynamics".

I don't know, Nolan's other works were somewhat different, nothing like this one, the film also feels a bit more modernized? And they also trashed Einstein sulking by the pond and pondering about his floppy hat aerodynamics.