Money Train 1995 by AverageMansReviews

Money Train 1995 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/shooting/burning/vehicle hit/vehicle crash/bodily functions/references to racism

Transit Police New York City; the boys are back in this time they are not coming along: briefly; we have these two orphan Police Officers Brothers; John Powell & Charlie Robinson [Wesley Snipes & Woody Howson:] one is responsible whilst the other is a screw up, they have a new member of the team joining them; Police Officer Grace Santiago [Jennifer Lopez:] she fits right in and makes this trio what it is as she is more than capable of handling herself to take down criminals

Generally speaking: the storyline/script is yes based in a crime/action project, but it focuses more on the drama aspect involving at least one or more or all of this trio of performers I have already mentioned in the storyline section, which brings the character developments and/or the comedy aspects to life as these two orphan brothers have this chemistry of brothers; you can expect some elements of brotherly roasting in a comical sense or/and as a relates to the action; these two could be having an argument and from out of nowhere they are being robbed by gunpoint; but because these two brothers are busy arguing these criminals decided to flee because this entire situation is and normal etiquette for a stick up; the framework and pacing of this 110 minutes film is... Well it is on a simple layout with good pacing so that’s; that then, there was much more for me to say here, it knows what it is doing from beginning to end and is going to move on.

Art and action; Santiago and Powell; dance very well together, later on Powell goes down these steps on a motorcycle and then Powell catches up with Robinson and consequently this really busy action sequences unravels.

Character developments and performances; broadly speaking the character developments and the entire cast are on both counts good; but it takes the trio and Robert Blake: Donald Patterson: the owner of the Money Train and in short this individual is by far a not nice person, including but not limited to being a racist; but the foursome have excellent chemistry; either in different numbers or altogether.

This film receives: 7/10, this film is good; in hindsight I have decided to go with this mark, because strangely enough the drama aspect is more less centre-stage with the actual criminal aspect I would say just behind it; with this obviously 90s feel and presentation to proceedings [you know when you could actually socialise with the opposite sex and see them as people and I know this is shocking, but you could actually touched them to dance and spa with them] and clearly it really does help things when as I have all indicated for excellent performances to spearhead this title in the first place, there is an ongoing sequence underneath the ending credits, on a quick side note this film takes place at Christmas time so does that mean this film is a Christmas film?... Now discuss?.... and yes this film does have an award credited to its name NCLR Bravo Awards 1996  NCLR Bravo Award Outstanding Actress in a Feature Film Jennifer Lopez Shared with: Jack