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An ex-convict must protect his best friend from a crime boss.
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Rating: PG-13 (Some Language|Violence)
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Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Artie Mandelberg
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Producer: Michael Pavone
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Writer: Dylan Schaffer
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: World Wrestling Entertainment
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Production Co: WWE Films
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Before the one made by Disney and Pixar, we had this. Disney and Pixar just made WWE Studios look like a complete mess when it comes to this film.
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Pretty much a peace of trash, Inside Out is an extremely boring movie that should be among the worst movies of all time. If you have read the movie description, you somewhat know everything. A man getting out of prison after thirteen years... interested in reforming his life... and then messed up in an idiotic scenario... But the movie is far worse than this description. Interestingly, it doesn't even have anything for wrestling fans, like melee fights or body figure scenes showing off HHH. Stick to WWF or WWE or what ever its called noe. A Good Teeny Bobber Movie. 1 Star 3-27-14
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A sharp, intense and character-driven crime-thriller. A real dish out of character study, drama, gritty action and suspense. Paul Triple H Levesque and Michael Rapaport are excellent, these guys have solid chemistry that just adds more to the film and has lots of strength. Triple H has such great dramatic ability that is surprsing considering his background, but he makes it work and especially with other great liks, Bruce Dern and Parker Posey by his side and not to mention Rapaport who always seems to be a joy. An exciting and thrilling first-time feature from the director and writer.
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AJ (Triple H) has just been released from prison and all he wants to do is...make pickles. But,Jack (Michael Rapaport), AJ's screw up friend that stole his girlfriend Claire (Parker Posey) when he was in prison, gets them in a whole lot of trouble. Jack accidentally kills a man during a simple job for his father Dr. Vic (Bruce Dern) and steals the money in a briefcase that was left behind. Now, AJ finds himself stuck in the middle and has to choose a side between father and son when, again he just wants to....make pickles. Triple H is surprisingly good even though WWE wrestlers are so gigantic that they often look awkward on film and Triple is no exception. But when everyone else in the movie isn't that easy to like, you find yourself rooting for AJ. Michael Rapaport is a likable actor but his character is just so careless and immature that I didn't care if he winded up in a ditch somewhere.
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