Money Plane

I think they thought of the idea of a Money Plane first, and then decided to create a film around the Money Plane. Because, you see, a Money Plane is a Plane where there's Money, hence, the Money Plane. Excited to see next year's Oscars where Best Actor is between Adam Copeland and Sonic the Hedgehog.

I went in expecting a bad movie and I was thoroughly impressed, Adam Copeland and Kelsey Grammer were fantastic as the two leads, and the rest of the cast was really good too. I didn't care for the gunfight between Iggy and Rumble's men though, the camera angles and lighting gave me a headache.

If you are a fan of low budget and cheap acting movies, then this boring movie is certainly for you. And if you happen to be a pilot, do not watch it at all because this movie will make you quit your job as a pilot after seeing how one pilot flies a casino plane with no navigation, no communication and no head phones even for 8 hours at 5000 feet manually!

Even for its low budget this movie has some of the worst production design I've ever seen. The sound design for bullets are particularly funny since they have such low impact that it almost seems like parody. The dialog is extremely unnatural in some weird attempt in sounding cool while in the same breath awkwardly trying to take every chance it can get to reassure us that the leads are morally righteous people. The fight scenes are the gold standard for awkward choreography.

I'm a huge mark for Adam Copeland and I hoped to at least tolerate this for his sake. But holy shit, this Andrew Lawrence masturbation. From close-range gun fights where nobody gets hit, to peak-and-valley performances, to flashbacks of scenes we just watched, to discussing heist plans in a room with dozens of other people. By the time this reveals itself a "comedy", it's moot because the comedy sucks. It's rare that I've ever felt embarrassed for a movie's existence, but, here we are.

This is find of funny,but makes little sense and has one of the lowest budgets I've ever seen on screen

"If you wanna bet on a dude fucking a alligator.... Money Plane". That set-up line for the movie sets the standard of.... Money Plane (2020). Hey, I just wanted to see Edge in a movie, and got to see washed-up Kelsey Grammer & Denise Richards in the process. A very poor movie.

This sucks! It could have been a good movie, but everything's off. The screenwriting, the soundtrack and sound effects, the acting, the dialogue and everything. Don't bother watching this.