I watched a movie by accident today. And I loved it! The movie's name is BIG NOTHING

Not a recent one, it was released in 2006.
Director : Jean-Baptiste Andrea Actors: David Schwimmer (Yes, the one from Friends), Simon Pegg, Alice Eve
It has a decent 6.7 and its duration is 1 and a half hour. Ideal for a short break from whatever you do.
But I warn you in advance. You will be surprised, so get ready to glare your eyes with wonder.

Why I chose to see it? I saw that David Schwimmer was playing, so I thought it would be entertaining to watch it. I did not bother to read the story, see the trailer, or read more about it before hand.
It turns out my choice was right. I laughed, I smiled, I wondered, I questioned myself.
I will try not to spoil it for you, but the best part of this post is that...
You can watch the movie free here!
But keep reading for some extra info:
The movies taglines are:
- A comedy that gets away with murder.
- They wrote a book on how not to be criminals.
Movie Genre: Crime, Comedy, Thriller. Perhaps not with this turn.
And the story goes:
Charlie (David Schwimmer) is an ex-professor who has written a book and cant get it published (ouch) His wife is a police officer and they have a sweet little daughter. He decides to get a lousy job at a call-center and this is where the true story starts.
Who does he meet? Does he manage to keep the job? Will he manage to get his book published?
To give away some more info, a team of 2 (who become 3) decide to blackmail someone .... and there the plot twists begin...
And there is even more as you go on!
Personally, I would rather that you did not read the whole story in advance. I think it is better to discover it as you see the movie.
If you enjoy some spoilers, check it out here: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0488085/?ref_=tt_mv_close
Remember, you can watch the movie for free in YouTube
So, grab a beer, relax .. and then please remember to come back and let me know if you liked it or not :)
Hope you enjoy it! Thanks for stopping by!
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