Un banal transport de fonds vire au drame lorsque Russell et Travis, deux convoyeurs de fonds, tombent dans une embuscade tendue par des criminels impitoyables dirigés par Zoe, une femme d'affaires avisée. Alors que le chaos éclate, le duo improbable doit faire face au danger, à leurs personnalités opposées et à une journée qui échappe à tout contrôle.
- Richard Davis14 octobre 2025This is boring and unappealing. Approximately half-way through, I simply lost all interest as the film just has nothing to invest in and isn't a story that's worth telling. Pete Davidson plays a particularly unappealing and unfeasibly idiotic character They've clearly spent some money on the car chase sequences and attempted robbery, which are better than 'run of the mill' sequences, but what has happened to Eddie? He's so lost his action comedy mojo since BHCIII and never really refound it, not even in BHCIV, which is desperately sad to see. Eddie, please go back to your stand-up roots and find your form, re-find your offensive humour, and then stop trying to play to middle of the road families. BHC and BHCII are fabulous, fabulous films - we crave more of this from you.
- jackmeat9 août 2025My quick rating - 5.8/10. If you’re looking for realism, turn around now. But suppose you’re down for a ridiculous, fast-paced armored truck caper with a nostalgic 80s energy and a crew that actually seems to be enjoying themselves. In that case, The Pickup delivers a fun, if forgettable, ride. Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson pair up as mismatched armored truck drivers, Russell and Travis, who find their routine cash pickup spiraling into chaos when they’re ambushed by a crew of criminals led by Keke Palmer’s no-nonsense Zoe. The initial heist scene is tightly choreographed, with just enough tension and gunplay to get your pulse up, and thankfully not buried under a mountain of CGI nonsense. It's sleek, fun, and doesn’t overstay its welcome. Keke Palmer does a fine job chewing the scenery as the brain behind the robbery, walking the line between dangerous and reluctant killer. She’s clearly enjoying herself, and it rubs off on the rest of the cast. Murphy still has the charm, and Davidson’s usual deadpan weirdness actually complements the script well—surprisingly decent chemistry between the two. Now, if you’re like me and your eyes drifted up during the credits, you might’ve done a double take seeing names like Roman Reigns and Andrew Dice Clay. Reigns shows up briefly as an MMA champ (blink and you'll miss him), and Dice Clay gets a few lines as the dispatcher but never gets to let loose in that classic, over-the-top Dice way. A bit of a waste, but hey, fun cameos all the same. Writers Kevin Burrows and Matt Mider keep the script moving with a very “screenwriting 101” kind of plot, no surprises, but at least everything clicks into place. It’s like someone watched any Fast and Furious sequel and Heat back-to-back and decided to mash them together, minus the budget of either. And you know what? It kind of works. This isn’t Oscar bait or genre-defining, but it is a good excuse to grab a bucket of popcorn, unplug your brain, and remember what it felt like to catch an action comedy on a lazy Saturday afternoon. Just enough punch, flash, and snark to get the job done.
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The Pickup a été publié sur 6 août 2025.
The Pickup a été réalisé par Tim Story.
The Pickup sa durée est de 1h 34min.
The Pickup a été réalisé par John Davis, John Fox, Eddie Murphy, Charisse M. Hewitt, Tim Story.
Un banal transport de fonds vire au drame lorsque Russell et Travis, deux convoyeurs de fonds, tombent dans une embuscade tendue par des criminels impitoyables dirigés par Zoe, une femme d'affaires avisée. Alors que le chaos éclate, le duo improbable doit faire face au danger, à leurs personnalités opposées et à une journée qui échappe à tout contrôle.
Les personnages principaux de * The Pickup * sont Russell (Eddie Murphy), Travis (Pete Davidson), Zoe (Keke Palmer).
The Pickup est classé « R ».
The Pickup est un film de l{genres}.
The Pickup a obtenu une note de 3.6 /10 de la part du public.