Money Talks

i believe when they did this movie it was right on the money, but i believe there should have been a part 2 of this instead of just leaving it where it was... Full review

Before the Rush Hour movies got underway, Chris Tucker stars in this comedy with Charlie Sheen and never shuts up. A great Tucker film that was great with all his other films.... Full review

very nice movie that is funny and pretty action packed chris tucker does a good job as usual in appealing to the audience... Full review

This movie was action humor and Nice story Combined!You Have to see this movie if you havent yet trust me you'll thank me for this... Full review

The movie that made director Brett Ratner a recognizable name is mostly another white-yuppie-and-black-ghetto-guy-have-to-join-up kind of story (summer 1997 also saw the release of the Tim Robbins-Martin Lawrence buddy comedy "Nothing to Lose"). But as far as I'm concerned, Chris Tucker... Full review

Chris Tucker is without a doubt one of the funniest men alive, but this was not his best movie. The jokes and humor in this film were hysterical, but not as great as Friday, Rush Hour, and Rush Hour 2. Heather... Full review

I HAVE IT ON VHS! THIS MOVIE WAS THE BEST COMEDY I'VE SEEN IN A LONG TIME SINCE "SCARY MOVIE". I LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT, THE ACTORS WERE HILARIOUS AND SO, WERE CHRIS TUCKER AND CHARLIE SHEEN. I ONLY RECCOMMED... Full review

This isn't a bad film. Two great cast, Charlie Sheen and Chris Tucker. Watch this film if you like either of these two guys.... Full review

A low-level smooth talking hustler by the name of Franlin Hatchet (Chris Tucker) is on the run from the police, after a jailbreak. Which he is falsely accused of planning a violent jailbreak. Now the whole city is on his trail... Full review

I cant tell you how much I love this movie, especially all of chris tuckers movies. I mean this guy is absolutely the funniest black dude in history.... Full review

The original Money Talks was a launching point for both Tucker and Ratner, though that could hardly have been predicted when the latter replaced Steve Chase as director just weeks before principal photography began. ... Full Review

Sheen has worked with Superman director is up for the role of the baddest bad guy in Metropolis, wealthy fiend Lex Luthor, in Warner Brothers' new before on the latter's feature film directing debut, Money Talks . Ratner reportedly thinks Sheen would be "fantastic" in the role. ... Full Review

Money Talks'' has one of those plots that depend on the hero's acting against his own interest. There are scenes that might have been funny with an actor other than Tucker. ... Full Review

Money Talks" might be more amusing.... ... Full Review

He has not made a flawless film, but at least has made an interesting one; he understands what Tucker is able to do, and helps him do it. I wonder because in ``Money Talks,'' a comedian named Chris Tucker has his own foot jammed in the same door, and you can see his talent blossom right there before your eyes. ... Full Review

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CHRIS Tucker, the 24-year-old comedian and actor, had two great minutes in Luc Besson's The Fifth Element earlier this year playing mad, futuristic deejay Ruby Rhod, a fantastic, narcissistic, sashaying bundle of movement, colour and non-stop chatter. ... Full Article

Comedy: A small-time con artist and a TV reporter work together to clear their names as murder suspects while trying to stop an international diamond smuggler. ... Full Article

Born in Atlanta, Georgia on August 31, 1972, Chris Tucker is a comedian popularly known for his role in the Rush Hour trilogy. He is the son of Mary, who was involved in church work, and Norris Tucker, who owned... ... Full Article

Somebody wants Chris Tucker to be a star, and that somebody isnt just Chris Tucker. With an asking price of $7 million, a high-profile supporting role in The Fifth Element and even a bit-part in Jackie Brown, the stand-up comic... ... Full Article

'Money' fails to make sense Tucker's talents wasted on silliness BY MARGARET A. McGURK The Cincinnati Enquirer If money really could talk, it would scream ''Put me back in your pocket!'' when you try to buy a ticket for Money ... Full Article