Made

Bobby and Ricky are lifelong friends from Los Angeles who box as amateurs and pick up illegal work to get by. Bobby, the steadier of the two, works as a bodyguard for his girlfriend Jessica, a stripper, while Ricky, who drifts through life chasing women, dreams of easy money and the gangster life. A local crime figure, Max, offers them a job that sends them to New York, and Ricky in particular takes the assignment as his chance to become somebody important.

Once in the city, the two find themselves caught between rival Irish and Welsh criminal crews, and the limousines and nightclubs they expected give way to something far more dangerous. Their inexperience and Ricky's enthusiasm for his new role put them in serious trouble, and getting home alive becomes the main concern.

Made is a comedy crime drama written and directed by Jon Favreau, who also plays Bobby, his first film as director. Vince Vaughn plays Ricky and produced alongside Favreau; Sean Combs, Famke Janssen, Peter Falk and Faizon Love round out the cast. It was made for about 5 million dollars and took in roughly the same amount worldwide. On IMDb it holds 6.3 out of 10 from 20,000 votes, and on TMDB 5.8 from 215 votes; critics rated it 6.5 from 103 reviews. Favreau went on to direct Elf, Zathura, the Iron Man films and others.