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A safecracker, Victor Spanksy (Michael Caine), a philandering husband, Alex Gates (Jack Nicholson), an angry stepson and an illegal immigrant make a up a seething stew of jealousy, greed and ambition which can only be assuaged by a million-dollar diamond necklace. After burning through his wife's fortune, Gates, who is desperate to run away with his mistress, Gabriella (Jennifer Lopez), a nanny, arranges the theft with Spansky, unaware of his stepson's intent to ruin him.
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Rating: R
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Genre: Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Bob Rafelson
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Producer: Jeremy Thomas
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Writer: Nick Villiers, Bob Rafelson
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Box Office (Gross USA): $1.1M
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Runtime:
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Distributor: 20th Century Fox, Fox
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Production Co: Fox Searchlight
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Sound Mix: Surround, Dolby Digital
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Not even a reminder about how gorgeous J-Lo was in the nineties can save this film. Nicholson and Caine are wasting their time here collecting a paycheque for making nothing out of a B grade thriller.
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Honestly, Bob Rafelson should've just not made this third entry in his trilogy of Jack. While there's unsurprisingly great performances from Jack Nicolson and Michael Caine, the performances from Stephen Dorf and an incredibly ethnic Jennifer Lopez completely destroy the movie. The isn't all that unique, but given better talent it could have been a lot more entertaining and worthwhile. While you can certainly go worse, this just doesn't deliver the way that Five Easy Pieces and The King of Marvin Gardens do. It doesn't have anything particularly important to say about the American dream aside from the greed aspect. In the end it's just a poorly done heist movie.
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J-Lo can instantly ruin any viewing experience even if shes only in a film for like 10 minutes, which sucks cause shes in a few movies i wanna see. Put all that aside though, its actually pretty good. Stephen Dorff is a great actor and i could probably just watch him look for his car keys and be entertained. J-Lo has one line that sums up how ive felt about her since shes been acting "Baby, you aint that stupid." ".... yes. i am!" CLASSIC.
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Okay honestly this movie didnt really do anything for me. It wasnt horrible though. It was slow, and kinda boring at times. Acting all around was nothing spectacular. I think I was least impressed by Lopez though. Not sure why, she just didnt do it for me. I liked Stephen Dorff though. To be truthful he was a main reason I didnt turn it off halfway through. Caine played a weird guy, rather static as well. Nicholson was well....Nicholson. Your typical Jack. The story was rather lame too. No strong focus. Dont plan on watching this one again.
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