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Finding a thorough comedic crime-caper is almost as hard as locating a decent hard rock album these days. Meaning the entire production needs to have the ability to entertain & intrigue all the way until the credits roll. Basically, the levels should never drop or deviate from the intended approach.
The re-whatever “Ocean’s Eleven” franchise found a way to handle that stated criteria, and there’s been a few solid buddy-cop flicks in recent years that hit the right pitch. Even a film such as “Snatch” seamlessly wove in a dry humor within the mild suspense it was portraying. So in comes “Flypaper,” an 87 minute piece that tries to do a little of what all the previous mentioned titles successfully did. And this feature has a shot for the script was penned by the two guys (Jon Lucas & Scott Moore) who are apt to create such an environment as audiences saw in “The Hangover.” Knowing that, director Rob Minkoff compiled a game crew who were ready to give it their all. But can they pull-off the tricky “heist?” (Apparently I just turned into a promo writer)
Flypaper takes place in a large bank where Kaitlin (Ashley Judd) & Madge (Octavia Spencer) work as tellers. Tripp (Patrick Dempsey) strolls in to change-out a hundred Dollar Bill and asks Kaitlin to break-up it using only coin currency and to sort the coins based on prime numbers. While the simple inquisitive & perceptive guy is analyzing the soon-to-be married teller, he surveys the people coming into the bank and alerts them that they’re about to be robbed. And sure enough – much to the dismay of bank president Gordon Blythe (Jeffrey Tambor) – he’s correct.
However, the bank is getting robbed by two separate crews at the same time. One group (Mekhi Phifer, John Ventimiglia, Matt Ryan) wielding machine and hi-tech gear are going after the vault. The other team, or duo – who enter the premises looking like white-trash hillbilly gangsters (or southern Heavy Metal fans) – stake claim to the ATM’s. The latter’s code names: Peanut Butter (Tim Blake Nelson) & Jelly (Pruit Taylor Vince). After a standoff ensues between both sets of felons, a suspicious looking man (Eddie Matthews) is shot during the exchange of bullets. Tripp interjects with his unusual intellect between the two crews, for the odds of having two robberies hitting the same bank at the same time perplexes him greatly; and since he’s off his medication (literally), he must find out why things are unfolding the way they are. This drives both crews – and the six or seven hostages – crazy. Yet they all slowly realizeâ
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