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Anthony Mackie, Brian Dennehy, Ellen Barkin, Jamel Debbouze, Jim Brown
Harvard-educated biotech executive John Henry "Jack" Armstrong gets fired when he informs on his bosses, launching an investigation into their business dealings by the Securities & Exchange Commission...( read more
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Spike Lee is aiming for too many things here, in some is a hit, in others are a miss. The first half builds up around the usual relationships stuff, then the second half forgets about the first and goes into a socio-political-commentary rampage. Also the movie depends on just wa...( read more)
Probably Spike Lee's weakest film. I found it clever and funny but it can be disrespectful at points
It was um...wild, lol...not really a fan of anthony mackie...but kerry washington was good
As a director Spike Lee is one of the best filmmakers of our time but when a Spike Lee joint is great you have a masterpiece (25th Hour, Malcom X and one of my favourite films Do The Right Thing.) but when he doesn't create a classic you have one horrible movie (Girl 6). Sadily t...( read more)
yo this is a good fuckin movie. awesome story, lucky fuckin bastard livin a fuckin wicked life!
A smug, crude, angry, not funny "satire" wanna be that plays like a late night soft core porno flick with political commentary sprawling every which way in that 2nd act. Oh, the sex scenes are funny though, but they play like Meg Ryan's "I'll have what she's having" scene in When...( read more)
HUGE DISSAPOINTMENT.
The 1st half of the movie is good...the second horrible!
I will forgive thee Spike.Just don't give me an Inside Man sequel or an ambitious-anti-yuppie-project that includes rivers of tedious blockhead performances and wooden outcomes,oh,and judicial soliloquies.It's not about the Benjamins,still,I dare you simplify once more the corpor...( read more)
