Wheres the Money

2017 - ENGLISH - MOVIE

Comedy

Del works at his fathers gym in LA, receives a call from his imprisoned father about hidden money in a frat house, and pretends to be a fire inspector to retrieve it, but is caught, joins the KAX fraternity, steals the money, and after everyone chases after it, everyone ultimately gets some cash, and the KAX fraternity helps to renovate the gym and start doing genuine charity work. Wheres the Money is a 2017 American English-language Comedy film featuring Andrew Bachelor, Kat Graham, Logan Paul, Allen Maldonado, Josh Brener, Devon Werkheiser and Cameron Hales. Boies / Schiller Film Group in association with Rivers Edge Films. were the production houses involved in the project along with executive producer(s) Dylan Sellers and Zack Schiller. Wheres the Money is written by Ted Sperling, Benjamin Sutor and & Scott Zabielski and it is directed by Scott Zabielski. Lionsgate acquired the distribution rights for the movie. Wheres the Money was released on 4th March 2022. Wheres the Money was made on a budget of $1 million. Cinematography was done by Andrew Huebscher and editing by Chris McKinley. The music was composed by Math Club.
nominal uninspired
  • Jini Score
    6.1/10
  • Rating
    5.1/10
  • Jini Score
    6.1%
  • Rating
    5.1
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Release Date04 MAR 2022
Budget$ 1 MILLION
Language

English

Genre

Comedy

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Wheres the Money Reviews and Ratings

Average Review Rating : negative

31.6%
    • John DeFore

      But at 85 minutes, Wheres the Money doesnt spend too much time lingering in these dead zones. ( Read More )
    • Michael Rechtshaffen

      Lacking the incisive bite of the keenly observed campus based Dear White People, the movie too often finds itself on the unfunny side of that very fine line between risqu and bad taste. ( Read More )
    • Roger Moore

      The closest theyve ever been to a black man is re tweeting Kanye. ( Read More )
    • Eddie Strait

      Their jokes waffle between uninspired faux woke racial commentary and easy Greek jabs. ( Read More )
    • Jason Best

      Its the hopelessly apologetic frat boys led by Josh Breners polite preppie who actually prove much funnier than the films nominal star as they tie themselves in excruciating knots of white guilt. ( Read More )
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