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In "The Machine," Bert Kreischer faces a familial crisis when his estranged father (Mark Hamill) returns, accompanied by a dangerous mobster (Iva Babić) from Bert's past. They must navigate a war between crime families and reconcile their differences while retracing Bert's younger days.
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In "The Machine," Bert Kreischer faces a familial crisis when his estranged father (Mark Hamill) returns, accompanied by a dangerous mobster (Iva Babić) from Bert's past. They must navigate a war between crime families and reconcile their differences while retracing Bert's younger days.
"The Machine" brings a fresh twist to the crime comedy genre with its engaging storyline and talented cast. Bert Kreischer, known for his comedic prowess, delivers a commendable performance in a more serious role, showcasing his versatility as an actor. Mark Hamill adds depth and charisma to the film as Bert's estranged father, creating an intriguing dynamic between the characters. The supporting cast, including Jimmy Tatro and Iva Babić, also deliver strong performances, enhancing the overall viewing experience. The film successfully combines elements of humor, action, and family drama, creating a captivating narrative that keeps audiences entertained throughout. The pacing is well-maintained, with exciting twists and turns that keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The cinematography and production design add to the film's immersive atmosphere, bringing the world of crime and family conflict to life. While "The Machine" offers an enjoyable experience, some viewers may find the plot predictable at times. However, the strong performances, engaging story, and comedic moments make up for any minor shortcomings. Overall, "The Machine" is a solid crime comedy that showcases the talents of its cast and provides an entertaining cinematic experience.
Movie takes place 20 years after his infamous train robbery in Russia.
Bert Kreischer made sure he had a supply of dogs in his trailer during the entire shoot in Eastern Europe.
Oliver Stone tried to make a movie about Bert Kreischer's life in the 1990's & the 2000's.
Based on the true story of Bert Kreischer's brief time studying abroad in Russia.
Peter Atencio and Joseph Trapanese previously worked on Jean-Claude Van Johnson (2016) together.
"Bert: We should get a bunch of kid sized real-dolls on this set. I always wanted to see what being a pedophile felt like... never-mind I already do!"
"Bert: Dad, give me some life advice some words of wisdom. Albert Kreischer: Everybody's gotta die sometime. Bert: That's it?"
