Kangaroo Jack

Two American friends find themselves in trouble when a clever kangaroo steals the mob money they are supposed to deliver to Australia. The film is a comedy that follows their chaotic quest, starring Jerry O'Connell, Anthony Anderson and Christopher Walken.

Kangaroo Jack is a programme presented as a feature‑length movie. Classified within the comedy genre, it offers a light‑hearted, adventure‑styled narrative that centres on a rather unusual set‑up. The story follows two American friends who are entrusted with a substantial amount of mob money that must be delivered to contacts in Australia. Their mission quickly unravels when a cunning kangaroo manages to swipe the cash, thrusting the pair into a frantic pursuit across unfamiliar terrain as they try to recover the stolen funds. The film leans on a series of comedic set‑pieces, using the absurdity of a kangaroo pilfering criminal money as the catalyst for humour. The chase through the Australian outback generates a string of slap‑stick situations and mishaps, maintaining a consistently playful tone that drives the story forward. Leading the cast are Jerry O'Connell, Anthony Anderson and Christopher Walken, whose performances anchor the film's humour. Their interactions and reactions to the chaotic circumstances add to the comedic rhythm, as they scramble to retrieve the cash and evade the mob's wrath.