Sticky Fingers

1988
PG-13
1h 37m

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Helen Slater and Melanie Mayron in Sticky Fingers (1988)

Two classical musician girls in NYC are short on money for rent etc. when a drug dealer stores a bag with them. It turns out to contain USD900,000. At first they panic.Two classical musician girls in NYC are short on money for rent etc. when a drug dealer stores a bag with them. It turns out to contain USD900,000. At first they panic.Two classical musician girls in NYC are short on money for rent etc. when a drug dealer stores a bag with them. It turns out to contain USD900,000. At first they panic.

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4.8/10

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Trivia
Lolly and Hattie's real names are Leila and Harriet.

Quotes
Hattie: Can you believe it Lolly? 9,000,000 dollars. CASH.

Crazy credits
The end credits sway from one side to the other continually while they are scrolling up the screen.

Connections
Referenced in The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Christopher Reeve/Melanie Mayron/Jonathan Zachary (1988)

Soundtracks
Sticky Fingers
Words and Music by Lisa Harlo, Jim Dyke, Ish
Produced by Ish
Performed by Company B
Appearing courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corporation

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2/10

Go read a book instead.

I gave this film a 2 mostly because it does actually have an ok cast but the film itself is just so (insert unusually rude word beginning with the sixth letter of the alphabet)-ing pointless that I felt bad that at the time I voted for it its lowest vote was a three.

Very predictable plot....two nare-do-well musicians have no money and plenty of money problems. However when a friend leaves a bag full of money (that belongs to drug dealers) in their care they of course spend it and then the "fun" begins.

Not an original idea in this whole film.