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Delivery Boys is a raunchy comedy that revolves around two New York City pizza delivery boys, Leo (Josh Marcano) and Toto (Tom Sierchio), who are struggling to make ends meet. The movie showcases the life of two young men who are trying to navigate through their post-adolescent lives by delivering pizzas, chasing women, and getting in trouble with the law.

Leo is portrayed as a laid-back and easy-going guy who wants nothing more but to coast through life. He seems to have little ambition beyond making sure his deliveries are made on time and satisfying his never-ending hunger. His partner in crime is Toto, who is more intense and prone to making rash decisions.

The boys are soon sent on a wild ride when they take on a last-minute delivery order to a wealthy client's house. The client, played by Jim Soriero, is an eccentric man who seems to be living in a perpetual state of paranoia. He becomes convinced that the boys have been sent by the government to spy on him and his business dealings. Despite the boys' attempts to convince him otherwise, he continues to treat them with suspicion.

As the night progresses, the delivery boys become unwittingly embroiled in the innuendo and shenanigans of the wealthy client's household, which includes a group of partying and highly sexualized women. They are eventually tasked with delivering a mysterious package to a location that seems to be out of their comfort zone.

Delivery Boys is a movie that centers on the characters' mishap as they embark on their journey. The movie covers themes such as friendship, romance, crime, and personal growth. The characters' decision-making dictates their fate, and as the movie progresses, they are repeatedly illustrated as struggling to make the right choices. There are moments of physical comedy, suspense, and absurdity that are smoothed over with the lightheartedness of the script.

The movie has various subplots happening in the background, which frequently intersect with the main narrative of the two delivery boys. One of the prominent subplots is their romantic endeavors with the women they encounter on their delivery journey. Their interactions with the women provide added context to their characters, and the movie doesn't shy away from delivering on the sexual aspect of their encounters.

Overall, Delivery Boys is a movie that you'll either love to watch, or you'll hate it. Its oversimplified plot and abrasive humor may not appeal to every viewer. However, it does have a specific charm that may resonate with a sizable audience looking for mindless laughter. The movie can appear slow at times, and its pacing may not be appropriate for the faint of heart, but the film is still enjoyable, and its humor can please many audiences.

In the end, Delivery Boys is a movie that explores the lives of two young men scraping by in the big city. Their motivations are simple, but the plot devices keep the movie engaging. It is not the most sophisticated comedy out there, but it does not aspire to be. It is a lighthearted movie meant to be a nostalgic escape into the wild late 80s where adventure and laughs could be found around every corner.

Delivery Boys is a 1984 comedy with a runtime of 1 hour and 31 minutes. It has received mostly poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 3.8.