For Da Love of Money
For Da Love of Money

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Dre Mitchell is about to find out that being rich, or at least having everyone think you are rich can be a bitch. A thief steals cash from an armored truck crash and stashes the loot in Dre's backyard. Before the thief can get the money back, a homeless man finds it. This happens the exact same time that Dre has some money and everybody wants a piece of the pot, including his "girlfriend," his ...... (Full plot summary below)

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Dre Mitchell is about to find out that being rich, or at least having everyone think you are rich can be a bitch. A thief steals cash from an armored truck crash and stashes the loot in Dre's backyard. Before the thief can get the money back, a homeless man finds it. This happens the exact same time that Dre has some money and everybody wants a piece of the pot, including his "girlfriend," his ...

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The New York Times - 5/10 by Dave KehrA loose but often amusing collection of gags.
New York Post - 3/10 by Lou LumenickPierre is at best competent as the star, director and writer of this good-natured compendium of ghetto movie clichés, which doesn't have an awful lot to offer in the way of laughs, pacing or originality.
Apollo Guide - 2/10 by Wesley LovellA mediocre sketch comedy film with amusing moments, but no substance nor purpose.
TV Guide Magazine - 2/10 by Maitland McDonaghIts misogyny, homophobia and overall grossness undermine the tired gags, and its relentless portrayal of African-American women as money-grubbing hootchie mamas (the sole exception is, of course, Dre's mom) would be wholly unacceptable if a white filmmaker had been at the helm.
User Review - 10/10 by Larissa Swas so funny dis is 1 of my favorte movies
User Review - 10/10 by MariahI love it! Pierre is so adorable, he makes any movie he is in HOT!
User Review - 10/10 by Bri BIt was alright. But it was funny. Wwell some parts
User Review - 10/10 by ?-A l e x i s s- ?very funny movie seen it loved itand Boom was very funny a crazy!
User Review - 6/10 by Natasha CThe typical "HOOD" type comedy in the lines of Friday & How High. More of a low budget movie, but still has plenty of jokes which make it entertaining enough to watch. Pretty amusing in parts but it's not gonna win any awards for originality!!
User Review - 6/10 by Master Xi-Ying WThis cute little movie was a welcome relief from all the gang-banging, drug-dealing, ho-hunting, thug-bugging crap that usually typifies the "South Central" genre. Somewhat like the Wayans Brothers on a smaller scale, writer/producer/director Pierre Edwards turns African American stereotypes upside-down, and we are treated to a Day in the Life, similar to the old 1976 "Car Wash" movie. As with "Car Wash," our story begins with a radio DJ spinning the tunes, and in between discs he mentions an armed car crash and a young man making off with a fast 20 grand. Police chase the teen down streets and through yards, and the kid finally ditches the money in a random backyard garbage can. The "random" garbage can belongs to our hero, a regular guy named Dre, and madness quickly ensues. Although a homeless man has already made off with the money, everyone believes Dre has it, and suddenly he becomes quite popular in the Hood. Plenty of "inside jokes" and goofy characters make this movie a hoot; however, frequent jumps between scenes leave viewers feeling as if the movie were edited by preschoolers.

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