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Two "down on their luck" buddies are convinced by a third to take a vacation. Only after landing in the third world country do they realize that they are there to attempt to capture the United States' most wanted criminal - with no military training.
Two lifelong friends, lifelong criminals, are offered a chance at redemption when they're approached by a mysterious scientist. He claims to have invented a time machine, but it's currently unstable and can only transport objects, not people. The duo sees this as their ticket to righting their past wrongs, but their attempts to alter history lead to unexpected and chaotic consequences.
Critically panned, 'All About the Money' was widely considered a disappointment, failing to deliver on its premise or the star power of its cast. Audiences were equally unimpressed, finding the film unfocused and lacking in comedic or dramatic impact.
The film suffers from a convoluted plot and underdeveloped characters.
Despite a promising cast, the humor falls flat and the dramatic moments lack resonance.
Ultimately a forgettable and disappointing entry in the genre.
Google audience: Audiences found the movie to be a confusing mess with a lack of genuine laughs or compelling storytelling. Many expressed disappointment that such a talented cast was wasted on a poorly executed script.
This film was reportedly intended to be a comedy with Eddie Murphy and Adam Sandler, but the script underwent significant changes, leading to a confusing genre blend and a poorly received final product.
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59/100 One of three friends, all of whom are living miserable lives, tricks the other two into capturing a major drug lord for the $25mil reward. This film was crude, but not too crude, zany, but not too zany, far fetched, but not too fa...