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John (Snipes) und Charlie (Harrelson) sind Adoptivbrüder und New Yorker Cops. John ist immer korrekt, Charlie ein Hallodri, dem die Schulden über den Kopf wachsen. Doch er hat einen Plan: Er will eine mit viel Geld beladene U-Bahn kapern… Lahme Witze vergällen einem dieses Buddymovie, dessen Finale zu spät loskracht.

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Charlies Gspusi gibt Popstar Jennifer Lopez - damals noch zweite Liga. Nachdem sich Woody Harrelson und Wesley Snipes in der Basketballkomödie "Weiße Jungs bringens nicht" als optimales Gespann erwiesen hatten versuchten sie es hier gleich nochmal zusammen - diesmal in einer zünftigen Action-Comedy. Allerdings überrascht der Film dadurch dass er ernsthafter ist als es zunächst den Anschein hat.

Zu Beginn passt noch alles, da fetzen sich die beiden selbst bei der Jagd auf einen flüchtigen Räuber wie zwei alte Waschweiber, je mehr der Film aber fortschreitet und desto mehr es für den armen Woody Harrelson bergab geht desto trauriger wird der Film. Auch in Punkto Action geht's gemächlich zu: nach der furiosen Auftaktrennerei gibt's erst mal gar nichts mehr, dann kommt nach einer Dreiviertelstunde die Jagd auf einen Räuber namens die Fackel (tragisch: der von Chris Cooper dargestellte Dieb setzt eine Frau in Brand was Nachahmer hatte) und erst zum Ende hin wenn der Zug gestohlen wurde nimmt der Film an Fahrt auf. Gut, das Zitat stammt aus "Archie und Harry - sie können's nicht lassen" aber irgendwie trifft es auf diesen Film zu.

Halbgare Action, miese Sprüche und eine langweilige Geschichte. Da hat mich der Film mit Burt Lancaster und Kirk Douglas besser unterhalten. Ein schwacher Dagegen ist das hier ein schwacher Actiofilm, der dank gut aufgelegter Stars halbwegs unterhaltsam ist. Homicide detective Regis (Wesley Snipes) investigates while Secret Service works against him. Shaw's called back 6 months after one such operation. UN's secretary general uses covert operations to help diplomacy along.

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He witnesses the murder of Chinese UN ambassador at UN, NYC, chases the assassin and ends up a suspect. When an escort girl is found dead in the offices of a Japanese company in Los Angeles, detectives Web Smith and John Connor act as liaison between the company's executives and the investigating cop Tom Graham. While one's life is as good as it gets, the other's is a pit. After losing his job, getting dumped by his brother, and getting the crap kicked out of him by a loan shark for the umpteenth time, He implements his plan to steal the "money train," a train carrying the New York Subway's weekly revenue.

But when things go awry, will his brother be able to save him in time? Charlie climbs down onto the track and lies in front of the money train, all in plain view of its driver, as if he knows what's going to happen next -- the driver just stops the train right on top of him and says nothing about it to anyone.   See more » Making Love Written by Tim Kelley, Bob Robinson, Kevin Wales, Michael Marcel Keith (as Micheal Keith), Da Ron Jones (as Daron Jones), Slim (as Marvin Scandrick) and Quinnes Dammond Parker (as Quinnes Parker) Produced by Tim & Bob Executive Producer: Sean ' Diddy' Combs (as Sean ' Puffy' Combs) Performed by 112 Courtesy of Bad Boy Entertainment/Arista Records See more » Personally speaking, I don't quite know what to make of this picture. Woody's a gambling junkie with a huge debt on his back while Wesley plays the straight man who's getting a little tired of constantly having to bail his brother out.  

I saw it again on late night cable the other night and I was laughing hysterically throughout. Desperate, Woody plans to hijack the Money Train that rides along to each station, collecting the night's collections. Folks, believe me when I tell you that it actually gets more ridiculous.

Add to the mix a pyromaniac token booth bandit, a pre-lobotomy Jennifer Lopez, Robert Blake in a performance so hammy that you can almost smell the bacon coming from your tv, action sequences that are unabashedly ridiculous and you have yourself... My favorite moment comes when Robert Blake, after having been informed of the possibility of civilian casualties if the hijacked Money Train continues to speed ahead on the local line, responds with the now-classic line, "That's what we live with." I was laughing so hard that tears were squirting out of my eyes. This movie is utterly ridiculous yet strangely riveting. Wesley Snipes plays his usual cocky, confident self and it seems to me that he won't accept a role these days unless he gets to kick someone in the face.

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Woody Harrelson looks like he smoked one too many blunts in this one. I actually prefer his character here over Wesley's and that's not saying much. Jennifer Lopez looks damn good but I can't help but think how stupid she is in real life. I really don't know where else to go with this review other than to recommend watching it. You might like it but not because it's quality stuff but because it'll cheer you up, it's so bad. Actual rating ** out of ***** but on the laugh-o-meter I'll give it a full **** out of *****. Trailer OV","duration":"167","view_count":347,"added_at":,"is_default_video":1,"is_original_version":true,"is_netflix":false,"rank":1,"metas":,"ads":}],"context":"movie_page_ovw","launch":"auto-play","follow Scroll":true,"expand PLayer":true,"end Screen":true,"disable Auto Pause":true,"disable Preroll":null,"disable Postroll":null}" data-thumb=" Die beiden U-Bahn-Undercover-Cops John (Wesley Snipes) und Charlie (Woody Harrelson) bekommen eine neue Kollegin zur Seite gestellt: Grace Santiago (Jennifer Lopez).

Als der spielsüchtige Charlie finanziell in der Klemme sitzt, hilft John ihm mit seinen Ersparnissen aus, doch das Geld wird in der U-Bahn gestohlen. Als die beiden wenig später nach einem Streit von ihrem Boss gefeuert werden, beschließt Charlie, den "Money Train" zu überfallen...