
Nothing to Lose
Nothing to Lose is one of the funniest “buddy” movies of the 1990’s, with a strong acting performance by Tim Robbins in the lead role. Co-star Martin Lawrence, in peak comedic form, plays an unlikely sidekick. Down on their luck, the two men team up to orchestrate a bold heist that will change their fortunes in unexpected ways. The film is a fun, hilarious journey…a must watch for comedy lovers who can handle some crude humor and plenty of profanity. It has a great score, with an especially perfect use of Scatman in one of the movie’s best scenes.
Filmmaking
- Overall
- 85
- Screenplay
- 75
- Acting
- 85
- Cinematography
- 75
- Production
- 80
- Directing
- 90
- Concept
- 78
- Story
- 70
- Dialogue
- 80
- Characters
- 95
- Pacing
- 80
- Musical Score
- 90
Attributes
- Entertaining
- 90
- Uniqueness
- 25
- How Much I Like It
- 95
- Twists
- 20
- Artistry
- 20
- Fun
- 95
- Cliche
- 50
- Cheesy
- 30
- Broad Appeal
- 60
- Cerebral
- 5
- Emotional
- 40
- Discussion Worthy
- 50
Genres
- Comedy
- 95
- Drama
- 20
- Suspense
- 20
- Action
- 40
- Mystery
- 5
- Thriller
- 5
- Horror
- 0
- Adventure
- 30
- Romance
- 15
- Science Fiction
- 0
- Fantasy
- 0
- Animation
- 0
Maturity
- Family Friendly
- 15
- Positive Message
- 50
- Thematically Mature
- 60
- Intense
- 10
- Sexuality
- ?
- Nudity
- ?
- Violence
- 30
- Gore
- 0
- Crude
- 80
- Profanity
- 95
- Scary
- 5
- Substance Use
- ?
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