Mo' Money

Mo' Money is so funny. I can watch this movie over and over again. The script is kinda dry, but overall its still a great movie. My favorite part is when they are in the convenient store and Jhonny acts all... Full review

Personally i Truly found this movie funny. After a string of small time scams, Johnny Stewart(Damon Wayans), finally decides to go legit when he meets the women of his dreams(Stacy Dash). Following her into the Dynasty Credit Card offices , he... Full review

I can't agree that this is a bad movie. I think it's funny and has a certain charm to it (thanks to incredible Stacey Dash and Damon Wayans). It's not The Thin Red Line but what did you expect? I expected... Full review

the wayans have a certain charm that make their movies watchable but repeated viewings- now way. stacy dash is gorgeous and damon has got charisma but the plot is just a slap dash took-someone-five-minutes-to-think-up job that almost drags the picture down... Full review

This is one of those movies where you are wondering what Hollywood executive read over this project and said, "Yeah, this is a sure hit, it'll make us millions..". It tried so hard to be funny, but all in all it... Full review

Although thin on plot, great performances by the leads do manage to save what would otherwise be another mediocre comedy. Damon Wayans shows considerable charisma as the lead, and has terrific chemistry with beautiful co-star Stacey Dash. To be sure, much... Full review

And that violence tends to undermine an already weak thriller plot.....Too bad Wayans didn't have enough confidence to simply write a romantic comedy without all the dumb "Lethal Weapon" machinations.....And too bad director Peter MacDonald ("Rambo III," "Tango & Cash") leans so heavily on over-the-top action.....Wayans is Johnny, a petty scam artist who, with his younger brother Seymour (played by his real-life younger brother Marlon Wayans), lives hand-to-mouth with small-time cons..... ... Full Review

is fast and funny when it shows us an array of dysfunctional corporate types through the eyes of its incredulous hustler hero.... ... Full Review

is much better served by irreverent humor.....And Mr. Wayans, who wrote the screenplay, eagerly exploits them all..... ... Full Review

Unfortunately, while it displays many facets of Wayans' talents, the film is little more than a routine action-thriller, gussied up with sporadic broad comic sequences. What's most surprising here is how violent "Mo' Money" is, right from the opening scene. ... Full Review

Damon Wayans's best moments in his new comedy, "Mo' Money," come when he does nothing. The "In Living Color" star, who wrote and executive-produced this new picture, has a handful of these sublimely blank moments in "Mo' Money," but not nearly enough to anesthetize us to the film's painful deficiencies. ... Full Review

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"Ordinary things, simple things are the most funny things and that's where my success come from. Comedy is truth." He became a professional comedian in 1977, at the age of 19, but refused to compromise his image - a decision... ... Full Article

Damon Wayans' new film, Mo' Money, is not helped much by the inclusion of bits from the hit TV show In Living Color, though the presence of brother Marlon is an asset. ... Full Article