For the Love of Money

The opening scenes CLEARLY show my hometown of ATLANTA,Ga, but this hot mess of a "movie" was filmed ENTIRELY in Oklahoma City!! Forget the horrible script, and ridiculous storyline, that alone is the reason this is a HORRIBLE movie! Why does EVERYTHING Black have to be set I Atlanta?! I live IN the REAL Atlanta and get sick and tired of all the people who claim to live here,but live miles away! Finally this was a poorly cast, horribly acted music video PRETENDING to be a movie!! Katt Williams as a PREACHER?! That' s almost criminal!! It embarrasses us educated Black professionals to see movies like this! JUST STOP PLEASE!!

This movie was great. A pretty straightforward plot however it was well written and arranged to perfection. Katt Williams play a very mature role. I hope to see him in these type of roles going forward. I will say this is my first time seeing Keri Hilson as the lead role in a movie. I hope to see her make many more movies especially represent the ATL.

I loved the movie. Best original storyline that I have seen since a long time in a drama. The twist and plot in this movie was very relevant to everyday life. Also, the history point of the movie was a knowledge kicker for the young audiences. I think everyone did a great job. I love seeing Katt Williams in almost any script he is good. Keri did her damn thing. DC Young Fly always holds his own. The best of the best was Jason and Rotimi...omg keep making movies. #blackmoviesarethebomb.

This film had great potential but turned out to be a miss rather than a hit. I wish more thought and intelligence had been invested in both the script and the storyline. The characters lacked depth, and their development felt rushed and superficial, making it difficult for the audience to connect with them emotionally. The pacing was uneven, with some scenes dragging on unnecessarily while others felt abruptly cut off. The dialogue was often clichéd and predictable, lacking the wit and originality that could have elevated the film.

The plot had several promising subplots that were either underdeveloped or abandoned entirely, leaving the audience with a sense of incompleteness.

All that a cast filled with music personalities adds to the dull, trashy money-laundering melodrama "For the Love of Money" is the occasional pause for a song. And the last thing this movie should do is pause. It's just as well that so much of the acting is handled by non-actors, as it'd be a shame to burn through the Screen Actors' Guild's finest trying to wring something out of this sloppy, cliche-ridden script. The soundtrack is more R-rated than most of what's on the screen, and all of it, including the half-assed crime and waiting for Gigi's profligate, criminal "boss-ass b-h" behavior to catch up with her is pure trash.. R for language, some sexual content/nudity and violence.