What do you get when you mix some Mississippi bumpkins, a gold heist, and some Harlemites? A joke of a movie.
The movie was going in a decent direction before it fell off the rails--and this was in spite of the fact that I don't even like the sight of Robin Givens' face or the fact that Jackson (Forest Whitaker) was the most gullible man on planet Earth. Yes, with those two major drawbacks I still thought the movie was going somewhere.
Then, somewhere midway through the movie, somewhere in Harlem the movie became a confluence of idiocy. Every character did one hair-brained thing after another and the least stupid of them would be the victor--that or the luckiest of them.
In the end the movie was one big joke with only a few parts actually eliciting a laugh.
The movie was going in a decent direction before it fell off the rails--and this was in spite of the fact that I don't even like the sight of Robin Givens' face or the fact that Jackson (Forest Whitaker) was the most gullible man on planet Earth. Yes, with those two major drawbacks I still thought the movie was going somewhere.
Then, somewhere midway through the movie, somewhere in Harlem the movie became a confluence of idiocy. Every character did one hair-brained thing after another and the least stupid of them would be the victor--that or the luckiest of them.
In the end the movie was one big joke with only a few parts actually eliciting a laugh.