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Money Talks

5 star:		(35)
4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I don't care what anybody else says. This movie is utterly hilarious. Yes, the humor is crude at times and Chris Tucker must say the "f" word 5,000 times. But, his delivery is unbelievable. Perfect timing. Imagine Chris Tucker passing himself off as the son of Vic Damone and Dianne Carroll! He attends a posh Italian American wedding reception and tells everyone he is Vic Damone Jr. There is a scene where Chris calls in a bomb threat at a disco that made me laugh so hard I hurt afterward. Charlie Sheen is a terrific partner in crime. If you liked Rush Hour, you will also like Money Talks. Comedy mixed with some pretty graphic violence. But it works! Take a chance on this one. It's worth it.

I've seen this movie.It's got all the actors we know Chris Tucker, and everybody's favorite Charlie Sheen! This one of the greatest movies I've ever seen.It feel's like it's supposed to be rated PG-13.Well, probably because I watched it on TV and it cut off some of the swears.But I'm telling you, your going to absolutely LOVE this movie! I rate it 5 stars!

Chris Tucker is THE MAN! Every movie he has appeared in is great! If you liked all his other movies, you will definitly like this one!

If you want an outstanding Action movie with alot of comedy then look no further! Chris Tucker is the funniest man alive and he shows you why in this movie. Charlie Sheen also stars as a journalist who is trying to break a big story when he actually becomes part of it! Totally underrated but it is one you will watch again and again. END

Chris Tucker is just so funny...The way his face be looking when he talking coupled with his high pitched voice and energy. How can you NOT laugh? I mean the movie starts out funny...with Franklin Hatchett bootleggin tickets. As he surfs through them he sees the Phantom of the Opera tickets and he proclaims

'Black People don't wanna see that ..., I told you to get me some Luther Vandross tickets or something, people complain about these ... up tickets...man you making me look bad"

Then when he sells the ticket...the guy says "I need TWO on the floor" chris Tucker was like "I need TWO- hunned dollas...same time man I don't know you same time!"

Money Talks has Chris Tucker running from the law and running from a French guy who he has stolen some diamonds from. I ain't gonna tell you the movie and the plot and everything else though...see it for yourself. I'm just letting you know you'll be in for a ride. This movie is a must have.

I saw this movie twice and I still liked it the second time as much as the first but the one thing that really offended me when watchig this movie is how many times "God----" is used over and over. I realize that Money Talks is rated R for language but I find it ridiculous to over-use the Lord's name in movies.

Chris Tucker and Charlie Sheen put on a great show here.
A news reporter and a Street Hustler become fugatives in this comedy classic!

I will tell you now if you are a fan of Chris Tucker or Charlie Sheen i would give it a go and get it as you will not be dissapointed.
When i saw this i thought it was a great movie.
Near the end it becomes an action/comedy with bazookas, grenades and cops turning bad.
Chris Tucker is funier as usual and Charlies role is serious and tries to stay out of trouble but he doesnt as Chris Tucker gets him in the worst trouble of his life.

Im shore you will get some laughs out of this one!

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I recently saw this movie after renting it from a video shop in Japan where it was interestingly titled "The Runaway". The film revolves around Chris Tuckers flamboyant character from start to finish. If you have seen any Chris Tucker movies before, such as "Friday" or "Rush Hour" you will know exactly what to expect.

Some of the funniest scenes are when Chris Tucker is trying to intimmidate a fellow convict who he is handcuffed to while travelling on a police bus to prison. Little known to Tucker, the convict is actually a memeber of the French Triads and consequently he manages to get himself way over his head in trouble. Some of his quotes are hillarious - "Man, you don't know who you be mess'in with,,,,I am deep in the streets,,,,,I'm dangerous,,,,I'm afraid of myself".

Charlie Sheen puts in a reasonable performance as the reporter who finds himself in an uneasy partnership with Tucker. Locklear's performance is nothing more than expected,,,,but adequate for the role she is presented with.

Ok, in short,,,,if you love Chris Tucker like myself this film is a must purchase, otherwise, you can take it or leave it.

Thus movie is fegin hilarious, and one of Tucker's finest moments on the big screen. A definite must own movie!

Great overall experience And couldn't of been happier with the quality of the movie. One of my all time favs