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Hat Trick (2005)
King and Jack are hip, slick, and cool. They have written a solid gold robbery script and it ended up in the wrong hands, someone who thought of this robbery long ago. Before they know it, a backstabbing friend, a B-movie hustler, two thugs, and a Russian gangster will do anything to see them not finish their movie: including murder. Everyone is forced to play a hand of long odds.
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King and Jack are hip, slick, and cool. They have written a solid gold robbery script and it ended up in the wrong hands, someone who thought of this robbery long ago. Before they know it, a backstabbing friend, a B-movie hustler, two thugs, and a Russian gangster will do anything to see them not finish their movie: including murder. Everyone is forced to play a hand of long odds.
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Genre:Action
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In Theaters:11/20/2005
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Runtime:82 minutes
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