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• Lucas M

  
  Brewster's Millions, present a intelligent plot, that could have a better screenplay, and a comic cast with Richard Pryor, John Candy, Hume Cronyn, Archie Hahn and Rick Moranis. But the film become desappointing, showing a not so exciting script and a weak direction by Hill.… More
  Brewster's Millions, present a intelligent plot, that could have a better screenplay, and a comic cast with Richard Pryor, John Candy, Hume Cronyn, Archie Hahn and Rick Moranis. But the film become desappointing, showing a not so exciting script and a weak direction by Hill. However, it's a interesting movie. Probably, the anothers films, based on the homonym novel Brewster's Millions are better that is 1985 picture. Rotten.

• AJ V

  
  This is actually a remake of an older movie, but Pryor is such a great comedy actor, it's really his movie, and it's very entertaining.

• Lady D

  
  A great concept for a Comedy and an enjoyable rewatch of the 80?s classic. Thought provokingly comical.

• Anthony L

  
  I love this film, it?s a classic 80's comedy!

• Mike S

  
  Good 80's fun! It's quite sad though that John Candy and Richard Pryor are no longer with us these days, because they sure brought a lot of splendor to the comedy world in their time, which this movie is a fairly good example of (even if it's pretty average on the… More
  Good 80's fun! It's quite sad though that John Candy and Richard Pryor are no longer with us these days, because they sure brought a lot of splendor to the comedy world in their time, which this movie is a fairly good example of (even if it's pretty average on the whole). Wherever the two of them are now, I'm sure they're still spreading a lot joy and happiness around them, while their work and achievements here will always remain legendary.

• danny d

  
  one of the movie classics, great comedy

• Dean !

  
  One of Richard Pryor's better films. Recently re-made as Mr Deeds I think. In order to inherit a huge fortune his has to spend $30 million in 30 days, without giving it away. Easier said than done.

• Jason S

  
  Funny. Just makes you want to blow a few million for kicks.

• xGary X

  
  Typical 80s comedy in that the charisma and chemistry of its stars, Candy and Pryor, shore up a weak script. Likeable because of same, but never exactly hilarious.

• Dann M

  
  When minor league baseball pitcher Montgomery Brewster becomes the heir of his great uncle's fortune, he's given 30 days to spend $30 million dollars in order to receive the full inheritance in the zany, off-the-wall comedy Brewster's Millions. Richard Pryor and John… More
  When minor league baseball pitcher Montgomery Brewster becomes the heir of his great uncle's fortune, he's given 30 days to spend $30 million dollars in order to receive the full inheritance in the zany, off-the-wall comedy Brewster's Millions. Richard Pryor and John Candy lead the cast and deliver great performances. The comedy's a lot of fun and works well, but it's a bit formulaic. And, the characters are somewhat stereotypical. While it's not the most original comedy, Brewster's Millions is entertaining and full of laughs.

• Joseph E

  
  Now here is a film that had alot of potential. Now it is also a film that could've, should've been a standout, but maybe it was a little boring? It was funny at some scenes, and told a very good story. iIt was pretty well directed. I also thought it was well acted, but… More
  Now here is a film that had alot of potential. Now it is also a film that could've, should've been a standout, but maybe it was a little boring? It was funny at some scenes, and told a very good story. iIt was pretty well directed. I also thought it was well acted, but maybe John Candy wasn't at his best?Now even as the film went on, I kept watching it, somehow feeling very intuned in it. I thought the story was very engaging, even if it was rather unfunny at times. "Brewster's Millions" might be one of the least funniest, yet most compelling stories ever. It might not win over everyone, but if you see it's potential, and you like a good story, then this film is for you. True Rating(s)) NRR: Not Rated Right PG-13 for Constanst Adult Language including extensive use of the b-word, mild viollence, some serious potty humor,and sexual refrencees .

• Kevin L

  
  A decent 80's comedy with Richard Pryor. I also liked the performance by John Candy. This is the story of a minor league baseball player who has inherted 30 million dollars from his late great uncle. He has 30 days in which to spend the money or he doesnt get to keep it. If he… More
  A decent 80's comedy with Richard Pryor. I also liked the performance by John Candy. This is the story of a minor league baseball player who has inherted 30 million dollars from his late great uncle. He has 30 days in which to spend the money or he doesnt get to keep it. If he does spend all the money he gets 300 million. The plot was predicatable at times,but a worthwhile wtch in my book. check it out if you like 80's comdies like I do.

• Wu C

  
  Actually holds up pretty good for an 80's comedy. Watched it alot as a kid too.

• Lee K

  
  Still one of my fave richard pryor films. With an interesting storyline.

• Christopher B

  
  I remember being so excited about this when I was younger. Richard Pryor and John Candy! Awesome! I still liked it, but I really would have to see it as an adult to judge if it's any good or not. It's Walter Hill, it can't be that bad.

• Barry L

  
  Pryor misses Wildr in this but its still a great film

• Sean S

  
  One of the better Richard Pryor films.

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