

Honestly? You could do a lot worse this winter, and you probably already have. So trite as to teeter on parody, this Vegas-set ticking-clock thriller is a shouty bore. Swiss director Baran bo Odar (Who Am I) keeps the pace taut and lets his actors play Foxx sticks to sweaty desperation and brute force, while Scoot McNairy is pleasantly unpredictable as a gangster and Michelle Monaghan and Stranger Things’s David Harbour have a surprising amount of fun as Internal Affairs agents with a nicely flinty relationship.

And of course it’s not as simple as putting the drugs in a bag and handing them over – though everyone would really like it to be. He didn’t mean to steal that much, and they really need it it’s a whole thing. An undercover Las Vegas police officer (Jamie Foxx) must race against time to save his kidnapped son from a crew of murderous gangsters. Jamie Foxx is Vincent Dunn, a desperate cop racing to return 25 kilos of stolen cocaine to the mobsters who’ve kidnapped his son (Octavius J. Sleepless stars Jamie Foxx as undercover Las Vegas police officer Vincent Downs, who is caught in a high stakes web of corrupt cops and the. Sleepless is an entirely decent reworking of Frederic Jardin’s 2001 film Sleepless Night, transposing the action from a French nightclub to a giant Las Vegas casino and hotel but keeping everything else pretty much the same. See the full list of Sleepless cast and crew including actors, directors, producers and more. When he realises who he stole the drugs from, hes immediately worried about his families safety and he tries to cut a deal with Rubino, who kidnaps his son for his drugs. But I went to see it anyway, and here’s the twist: I enjoyed myself. Jamie Foxx plays a cop, Vincent, who robs a ruthless drug dealer, Rubino (Dermot Mulroney), with his partner Sean (T.I.). The trailer for Jamie Foxxs forthcoming film Sleepless dropped recently, and although it kind of gives away a good portion of the movies premise. I wasn’t expecting much from Sleepless – it’s an American remake of a French thriller, dumped in February into a handful of Toronto theatres with no press screening.
