Big Nothing
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Big Nothing

When ex-teacher Charlie (David Schwimmer) takes a call-centre job to make ends meet, he meets Gus (Simon Pegg) and the two plan a blackmail plot to solve their money woes. But their carefully laid plans fall prey to dangerous complications.  

Country:
UK, Canada
Language:
English
Year:
2006
Rating:
15
Time (mins):
86
Colour:
Colour
Director:
Jean-Baptiste Andrea
Writers:
Jean-Baptiste Andrea, Billy Asher
Cast:
Simon Pegg, David Schwimmer, Alice Eve

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i always loved this movie. the ending is always my favorite
i always loved this movie. the ending is always my favorite
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odroku's Review of Big Nothing:
Had higher hopes if only because I like Simon Pegg a big. Should have been tipped off by the presence of Schwimmer. Pleasant turn by Jon Polito though, if any of you old Homicide fans are interested.
redhead60's Review of Big Nothing:
this is a funny movie,potentially a well written dramady Good actors well over the top Bravo!10/10

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