Breaking In (2011)

Perpetual college student and computer hacking whiz Cameron Price is recruited to join a high-tech security consulting firm masterminded by its enigmatic and manipulative owner, Oz. Upon joining Oz's brilliant crew who operate at the margins of the law, Cameron quickly finds himself at odds with the firm's other boy wonder, Josh Armstrong.

Under orders from Oz (Christian Slater), Cameron (Bret Harrison) and his Contra team struggle to get around the security system in a crazed client's well-guarded home. But only after learning that the target of the mission is actually Oz's estranged wife (Alyssa Milano) does Cameron realize he's been dragged into a domestic dispute aimed at protecting his boss's business and reputation.

When a film studio looks to secure its copy of a legendary cult film prior to a screening at the Comic Con convention, they turn to Contra Security. As Oz (Christian Slater) stays behind to indulge his latest video game obsession, Cameron (Bret Harrison), Cash (Alphonso McAuley) and the rest of the team join forces to keep the movie out of the hands of its crazed fans.

As Oz (Christian Slater) assigns her to lead a team to steal a priceless work of modern art, Melanie (Odette Annable) welcomes her father, Larry (guest star Ted McGinley) back from a five-year stretch in prison. But as Melanie looks to make up for lost time, Oz sets out to prove that her dad is actually a con man.

When he's forced to prove his worth to the company by working with Contra's newest client, NASCAR racer Jimmie Johnson, Cameron (Bret Harrison) turns to Melanie's boyfriend, Dutch (Michael Rosenbaum) for help. Meanwhile, Cash (Alphonso McAuley) turns the office copy machine into a very human robot.

When their bickering causes them to fail at an important assignment, Oz (Christian Slater) orders a team-building exercise that strands everyone inside the office. But as they work to escape, Cameron (Bret Harrison) struggles with the news that Melanie (Odette Annable) is moving in with her boyfriend, Dutch (Michael Rosenbaum).

Ignoring Oz's (Christian Slater) orders to work for Steven Tyler, Cameron (Bret Harrison) enlists his Contra Security co-workers to help a geeky teenager who is being bullied by a high school classmate. Upon arriving at school, Cameron finds an old friend of his working there, too.