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"Big Nothing," a darkly comedic crime thriller released in 2006, follows the misadventures of two unlikely partners in crime, Charlie (David Schwimmer) and Gus (Simon Pegg). Charlie, a former teacher stuck in a dead-end job at a call center, teams up with Gus, a smooth-talking aspiring scam artist, to execute a get-rich-quick scheme in a small town. Their plan takes a twisted turn when they accidentally involve a local femme fatale, Josie (Alice Eve), and her corrupt ex-cop father, Agent Hymes (Jon Polito), in a web of blackmail, deception, and murder. Directed by Jean-Baptiste Andrea, "Big Nothing" delivers a rollercoaster ride of dark humor, unexpected plot twists, and escalating chaos as the characters find themselves in over their heads. The stellar cast, including standout performances by Schwimmer, Pegg, Eve, and Polito, brings depth and comedy to the escalating tension and absurd situations the characters face. With its blend of comedy, crime, and thriller elements, "Big Nothing" keeps audiences on the edge of their seats while delivering a wild ride through the criminal underworld of a seemingly sleepy town.
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