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This is the story of a bag of money and the people who come into contact with it.This is the story of a bag of money and the people who come into contact with it.This is the story of a bag of money and the people who come into contact with it.
Litefoot
- The Warrior #1
- (as G. Paul Davis a.k.a Litefoot)
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- GoofsWhen the cars are speeding on the dirt roads (car chase scenes) you can hear the tires screeching as if they were on pavement.
- Crazy creditsThere is a short additional sequence with Michael Rapaport after the credits have ended.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Dinner for Five: Episode #1.7 (2002)
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Extremely disappointing story, completely lacking originality and creative flair.
Wasted cast, no development, too much reliance on coincidence, not funny, not interesting to look at... put you off yet? Story is the old hackneyed idea of a misplaced bag of money. Seen it done before? Probably. Each introduced character wants to get their hands on the stash of cash and we're given Jeremy Davies' character to cheer on, and others to jeer on.
What follows lacks any freshness or interest, which is really disappointing. Probably what could've saved this, if anything, would be a dash of Coen perspective and dark humour. A sudden attempt at inventive editing in the last twenty minutes does little to pick up the pace (if you're still awake) and even a turn by Bill Pullman can't do much to save it. Rachel Leigh Cook is pretty, though...
Wasted cast, no development, too much reliance on coincidence, not funny, not interesting to look at... put you off yet? Story is the old hackneyed idea of a misplaced bag of money. Seen it done before? Probably. Each introduced character wants to get their hands on the stash of cash and we're given Jeremy Davies' character to cheer on, and others to jeer on.
What follows lacks any freshness or interest, which is really disappointing. Probably what could've saved this, if anything, would be a dash of Coen perspective and dark humour. A sudden attempt at inventive editing in the last twenty minutes does little to pick up the pace (if you're still awake) and even a turn by Bill Pullman can't do much to save it. Rachel Leigh Cook is pretty, though...
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- Nov 22, 2005
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