All the Money in the World offers an absorbing portrayal of a true story, brought compellingly to life by a powerful performance from Christopher Plummer. Read critic reviews
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In 1973, kidnappers demand $17 million from billionaire J. Paul Getty in exchange for his grandson's release. Getty refuses to pay the perpetrators a single penny despite the desperate pleas from his former daughter-in-law Gail and adviser Fletcher Chase. With nowhere else to turn, Gail and Fletcher soon become unlikely allies in a race against time to save the teen's life.
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Rating: R (Disturbing Images|Brief Drug Content|Language|Some Violence)
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Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Ridley Scott
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Producer: Dan Friedkin, Bradley Thomas, Quentin Curtis, Chris Clark, Ridley Scott, Mark Huffam, Kevin J. Walsh
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Writer: David Scarpa
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $24.8M
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Sony Pictures Entertainment
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Production Co: Scott Free Productions, Redrum
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Sound Mix: Dolby Digital
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Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)
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Gorgeous to look at but without a compelling narrative or themes, which is shame because the actual true story is filled with potential. Perhaps if Scott had narrowed the focus this might have worked.
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This is quite the achievement, seeing as it had to be nearly reshot entirely to replace Kevin Spacey. Christopher Plummer works better in this tale of greed versus family love. A sad look at what people will do to get money and the consequences of not paying your dues. Very entertaining.
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For all its controversy, few bothered to see Ridley Scott's All the Money in the World. And as I like to say, that's a damn shame because it may be Scott's most grounded film in a decade. All the Money in the World tells the real-life story of the kidnapping of John Paul Getty III, the grandson of J.P. Getty (Christopher Plummer), the world richest private citizen at the time. His Italian mafia captors demand an enormous ransom, which J.P. greedily refuses to pay, while his mother (Michelle Williams) and a Getty Oil negotiator (Mark Wahlberg) attempt to track him down and force a deal between the two unreasonable parties. The movie is far more interesting the description I just gave and its subtle, slow-burn pace suits the material. All the Money in the World remains infamous for its production issues and reshoots. Now that Kevin Spacey has been marked as a Certified Sex Pervert(TM) and added to the ever-growing list of Hollywood's persona non grata, his role as J.P. Getty had to be entirely recast and reshot with Christopher Plummer. Plummer's take is simply excellent, earning the Academy Award nomination he has received. He always excels at playing pompous and self-important villains. (Though I would kill to see any hidden or destroyed footage of Spacey in the part.) Mark Wahlberg gives an able supporting performance, but its Michelle Williams who plays the true protagonist of the film. Williams probably gives some of the best work of her career in a realistic and gripping effort. World is truly her film and it upsets me that she was neither fairly compensated nor was she given any significant accolades. This will remain a film that is more often written about than actually seen, but I highly encourage you to give a look via rental or streaming. It's far from the best movie of 2017, but it may be among the most interesting.
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Shrouded in controversy since it's key acting role was recast, 'All the Money in the World' is still a superb effort brought to life by the one and only Ridley Scott. Even from the distance alone, Christopher Plummer's prescience in the film is showing just how top notch Ridley was able to keep the film, I can't imagine how flawed it would've turned out without Plummer. Consistent along the lines of all Scott's films, it offers amazing cinematography and production design to go along with it's incredibly stunning period setting. As much as an Oscar bait film it may be, it still shows Ridley Scott still has it in him to make such divisive films with compelling drama, bringing out the best in his performers. Although, at the heart of this absorbing and compelling cautionary tale is the will people connected to rich families will go when trying to aid those close to them in response to those demanding ransoms. While the film can be inconsistent with it's narrative devices, it absolutely doesn't lose any of it's focus, especially in the plotting and overall narrative. Overall, an incredible film from a director whose career has covered more genres than styles.
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