30 Minutes or Less

Even though the bank security guard carries a revolver, he is seen wearing a vertical magazine pouch.

While watching _Friday the 13th Part III (1982)_ (qv), Dwayne tells his father there is 45 minutes left in the movie.

However, the scene they are watching is the final scene in the film.

When Chet is painting the gun, smudges on the car door can be seen.

In the shots where the car is stopped, the smudges are gone, also the painted paper is turned.

Later in the end of the movie when the van drives next to them, the paint smudges are also not on the door.

During the pool cleaning scene, Dwayne is holding the pool skimmer which has some leaves still stuck to it.

When the shot changes, the leaf debris is gone.

When Nick and Chet are being chased in the Datsun, Nick shifts gears, indicating he is driving a manual transmission car.

However, after he shifts and is performing his 180-stunt, a close-up shot shows his feet and there is no clutch.

In a manual transmission car, the pedals are close together, and the brake pedal is smaller due to the clutch next to it.

The bank guard's gun could not have fired as depicted.

A blow to the hammer of a modern double action revolver (like the one carried by the guard) cannot cause a discharge because the hammer block safety remains automatically engaged until the trigger is pulled.

When Nick takes the bomb vest off, his T-shirt is soaked in sweat, but not a minute later when they are driving away, his red shirt is dry.

When talking about Kate's promotion, Nick says, "We don't even have a Radisson here.

" There is in fact a Radisson Hotel in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

1:00:01 - 1:00:09 Dwayne SE P990i's numeric keypad is open when he is talking and next scene it is closed.

When he gets in the car the driver starts a clock for 30 minutes (the pizza is cooked).

The 30 minutes should start when the order is placed otherwise the driver could just lie about the time.

When Nick and Chet are robbing the bank the vault is opened without anyone opening it.

I won't leave a long detailed review, that's already been done. I do find myself somewhat dismayed at some of the reviews I read though.

This could have been a fun movie...there is a plot, the casting is good...

One of these Hollywood geniuses needs to write a movie with the cast from this movie!! Don't care about scheduling just make it happen!!

I Feel as though I'm being overly generous giving "30 minutes or less" such a high score, seeing as reviews for it in general seem to be mixed. But I found it seriously entertaining.

Nick (Jesse Eisenberg) is a pizza delivery chap who falls out with his best friend Chet (Aziz Ansari). Dwayne (Danny McBride) is the not-very-bright son of unpleasant redneck millionaire The Major (Fred Ward).

On the cover of it, this isn't usually the sort of movie I would go out of my way to watch, but I thought I'd give it a go.I liked Jesse Eisenberg in Adventureland a few years ago and The Social Network (although that wasn't so much a comedy), and I like his sarcastic sense of humour - so this made me see the movie.

I waited months for this movie to come out. I thought the actor from Social Network was flawless in just about everything he's done lately, including Social Network.

I hate this cast of actors more than I have ever hated the entire cast of a movie in my life. Danny McBride and Aziz Ansari are two of my least favorite actors in Hollywood, so why would I watch this movie?

There are some movies which not only seem to be interesting, but have strong plot too. This one had both.