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Hollywood Actor Bruce Willis Is An Evil Crime Boss In “Precious Cargo” Trailer

In a fun reversal, Bruce Willis is playing the Hans Gruber role in the upcoming heist film Precious Cargo. In the film’s new trailer, Willis plays a crime boss named Eddie who manipulates Jack (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), “the Michelangelo of thieves,” into robbing an armored car full of gems. In exchange, Eddie will release Karen (Claire Forlani), whom he currently holds hostage after a botched job.

But things go south, as they always do, and soon it’s an all out grudge match between Jack’s “merry band of misfits” and Eddie’s crew over a safe worth half a billion dollars.

Precious Cargo is operating in full-on Fast and the Furious mode, full of sex, guns, car crashes, armored cars, and speedboats. The movie hits theaters and on-demand April 22.

See the trailer:

Ohio Robber Tells Clerk “I’m Just Messing With You” After Failed Robbery

A man in an armed robbery at an Ohio convenience store told the clerk, “I’m just messing with you,” after the clerk told him to get out of the store.

The man, armed with a knife, was wearing a black mask over his face when he walked up to the clerk. The clerk can be heard asking the robber several times if he is kidding, and the robber responds, “No.” A moment later, the robber starts laughing, pulls off his face mask and says, “I’m just messing with you.”

The clerk yells at the robber to get out. He apologizes, and walks out.

The clerk said she recognized the robber by his eyeglasses and voice.

Wow! 😐 This guy must be the friendliest robber in crime land! For some, crime really DOESN’T pay!

Do you think this silly robber was really just “messing” around or was this really a horribly failed robbery attempt?

I think it’s important to notate that the store clerk was a female. Just FYI.

Join the discussion.

85 Year Old GA Woman Serving 10 Year Sentence For Killing Cheating Boyfriend

Lena Driskell, then 78, shot and killed her former boyfriend at Atlanta Housing Authority’s Hightower Manor in June 2005.

Driskell didn’t want to end a romance with her neighbor, widower Herman Winslow.

But Winslow, 85, had found another girlfriend.

Winslow was sitting on a couch in the lobby of the high rise, reading a newspaper when Driskell, wearing a hair net, support stockings, bathrobe and slippers, put a gun to his temple and fired four times.