Real Time (2008)

In the heart-pounding suspense film "Real Time" (2008), we meet Andy (Jay Baruchel), a high-strung, compulsive gambler whose reckless lifestyle has landed him in a deadly predicament. His overdue gambling debts have summoned the cold, ruthless hitman, Reuban (Randy Quaid), who grants him a mere hour to live before executing his grim task. As the clock ticks perilously, Andy chooses not to squander his last sixty minutes in conventional farewells, but rather in a series of unexpected, even peculiar, endeavors. In this singular hour, a deeper layer of Andy unfolds, revealing a man far more complex than the frantic gambler initially presented to us. Simultaneously, the enigmatic Reuban is not just a cold-blooded assassin. As the sands of time fall, secrets about his own life start to unravel, adding an intriguing twist to the tale. Shot in real time, this film is not just a thrilling narrative of a man's last hour, but also a profound exploration of the value of time and how we choose to spend it. With each passing minute, "Real Time" grips you tighter, making you question: what does one do when every tick of the clock could be their last?

Real Time is a comedy movie featuring Randy Quaid and directed by Randall Cole.

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