All for the Money...a not so every day love story of when opposites attract. When 67-year-old Eddie Wilson, who lives in his mom's basement, meets the thirty something, hot and classy real estate agent Simone Washington on a dating website, it seemed like love at first site.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Quincy J. Trent
Director
Eugene Bush
Maurice
Maisha Carter
Simone Washington
Twon Cruz
Bind date guy
Simeon Henderson
Tyrique
Alexandra M. Hunter
Real estate agent
Brian 'Da Wildcat' Smith
Eddie Wilson
Rahul Thakkar
Uber Driver
Quincy J. Trent
Writer
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Commentaires
8 commentaires
source: All for the Money
source: All for the Money
Great movie! Well written ,well acted , worth a watch.
I found it to be more laughably bad than funny. The acting was tolerable for a budget film. You can tell they gave it their best. The writing was decent at times but other times it felt flat especially with its humor. The only scenes where I got a chuckle out of is where Eddie Wilson counts 1 2 3 and treats the urn like a genie lamp. While the message of the film was clear. The story and its ending was very predictable. The ending was the cheesiest thing ever and saw coming a mile away. I kinda see where the director was going with his Paraody of the Wizard of oz. But the execution was bad felt like I couldn't take it seriously at that point. It had me going "WOW REALLY? Were doing this ending" Maybe if it has a higher budget, Better acting, Better cinematography, Better editing and tigher script. Then maybe I would've rated it at best a 5 or 6. But it is what it is!
source: All for the Money
I found it to be more laughably bad than funny. The acting was tolerable for a budget film. You can tell they gave it their best. The writing was decent at times but other times it felt flat especially with its humor. The only scenes where I got a chuckle out of is where Eddie Wilson counts 1 2 3 and treats the urn like a genie lamp. While the message of the film was clear. The story and its ending was very predictable. The ending was the cheesiest thing ever and saw coming a mile away. I kinda see where the director was going with his Paraody of the Wizard of oz. But the execution was bad felt like I couldn't take it seriously at that point. It had me going "WOW REALLY? Were doing this ending" Maybe if it has a higher budget, Better acting, Better cinematography, Better editing and tigher script. Then maybe I would've rated it at best a 5 or 6. But it is what it is!
Great movie! Well written ,well acted , worth a watch.
