This isn't the type of film I would usually rank this high, but I found the performances by Chris Tucker and Paul Sorvino to be strong enough to actually hook me in. Charlie Sheen was acceptable as the straight guy, but Tucker is the real star here. He is toned down enough where he is funny, but never too grating when he goes over-the-top.

A fairly entertaining piece of fluff that has both Chris Tucker and Charlie Sheen before they became parodies of themselves.

The combination of Chris Tucker and Charlie Sheen is, well, dumb. Both have been funny on their own, but this movie just sucked at times when it could actually have been decent.

A pure action comedy, so routine characters and a silly plot doesn't hurt it much. Really, the biggest problem is that while it has several funny and entertaining scenes, but far too many plodding, pointless ones.

I barely remember this dumb movie, but it had Christ Tucker, who I find amusing more than annoying, so count it as another average '90s buddy film.

There is actually a bit of chemistry between these two actors. I don't know why or how, but there is, and it saves this otherwise trite film.

remember quite liking it, who knows

decent

Another version of "Nothing To Lose" and Chris i like better and Charlie doesn't play as good of a straight guy. Fortunately the action & body count are paced well with the jokes, and there isn't so much schmaltz.

Brett Ratner is horrible, but I can watch this movie any time it's on TV.

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Chris Tucker is very funny here, and he makes "Money Talks" an entertaining action-comedy.

DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE WORDS THAT ARE COMING OUT OF MY MOUTH?!

A mild bit of nostalgia may be clouding my judgment here - I accept it may be as bad as most of the others say it is, but I remember laughing at it when I was a kid. And Chris Tucker, as played out as he may be today, had a unique style back then. I can see why Ratner hired him again.

Tucker will just not shut the hell up!