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a5c7b9f00b Bounty hunter Bucum Jackson (Ice Cube) teams with the small-time con artist, Reggie Wright (Mike Epps), that he is pursuing, in an attempt to locate a missing stash of diamonds and a lottery ticket worth millions of dollars. Bucum and Reggie find themselves in a race to the finish as they embark on an unlikely partnership that should - when all is said and done - prove beneficial to them both. A bounty hunter chases and catches suspects all over Miami . He ends up getting shot at and start to second guess his job as a bounty hunter . While he feels he need to be making more and having real money . Meanwhile Reggie Wright will soon be his next target after playing and winning the lotto at the liquor store . The two are in for a wild journey ahead of them after witnessing an attempt diamond heist. They decided to put aside the arguing and differences to recover the stones and turn in Reggie&#39;s and Gina lotto ticket . I saw this this movie in theaters back when it came out and it was entertaining then. I bought in on DVD and I have been entertained since. But last night I watched from a more critical stance than usual and found some flaws in this movie that I thought was very good. <br/><br/>First of all, I love Ice Cube and what he&#39;s done with his career and how he branched off from music to movies. He&#39;s one of the few rappers that can hold their own on either side of the camera. He also seems to know his limitations. He enlists others to handle the over-the-top comedy for those qualified. Mike Epps was a very good choice. At times his jokes can fall flat, but the hilarity of his funny moments make up for the missteps.<br/><br/>I watched &#39;All About the Benjamins&#39; last night and I was in stitches laughing at the shower torture scene. I rewinded that bad boy at least five times and watched it again once more before I went to sleep for one more chuckle. Oddly enough, it wasn&#39;t Ice Cube, Mike Epps, or even the torture that I found funny. It was the torturee (Julian Ramose played by Roger Guenveur Smith). When he mouthed off at Mike Epps&#39; character (Reggie) I was rolling all over the place uncontrollably. <br/><br/>This movie&#39;s script could have been better, but I&#39;ve seen much worse. I was never bored and I will watch this movie many more times in the future. Ice Cube should employ better writers in the future. This could be a gem with smarter dialogue. We watch movies too, you know. <br/><br/>I gave this movie a 7 out of 10. That one scene getting rewound so much was a HUGE factor. See this if you get a chance. Though it may appear as a Friday style film, All About the Benjamins is far from the comedy franchise as possible. Instead of being a slacker, buddy comedy, it&#39;s an action cop film similar to 48 Hours or Beverly Hills Cop. It isn&#39;t necessarily bad, but it takes a path I didn&#39;t expect. How could you blame me for mistaking it was a straight forward comedy? It&#39;s in a four pack that includes all Ice Cube movies, and it stars Mike Epps as well. The same characters that portrayed Craig and Dey Dey are in a movie that is included in a Friday four pack. Can&#39;t be that far off.<br/><br/>Sadly, it takes the path and cliché of every cop movie out there. There&#39;s explosions, swearing, two friends, etc. It gets old very fast. There&#39;s not much new or fresh utilized here. If there is a low six star movie rating, this is the one. It&#39;s not a five star film, but it&#39;s not a seven or eight star film. It&#39;s kind of tilting on the edge.<br/><br/>Bucum (Cube) is a bounty hunter who&#39;s goal is to get money to open his own investigation firm. Reggie (Epps) is a con artist that somehow escaped Bucum&#39;s clutches three times. After winning big on the lottery, but losing the ticket in the back of a van with diamonds thieves, Bucum and Reggie have no choice but to work together to get the thieves and retrieve the lottery ticket so Reggie can claim his riches.<br/><br/>It reminds me of a film I watched not too long ago called Lottery Ticket that also stars Cube, about a young man trying to survive a weekend with a $370 million lottery ticket the whole neighborhood is aware of. The only difference is the ticket never leaves the man&#39;s possession. In this one they need to get it back.<br/><br/>The film has frequent chases and action moments, but I find them unappealing and just a little much. I would have liked less of the over exaggerated, played out action sequences and more of the witty dialog. Ice Cube and Mike Epps made a great duo in Next Friday and Friday After Next, and had numerous dialog scenes in the film that were utterly hilarious and clever. This film relies too much on action movie clichés, and a drawn out plot. You know they&#39;ll retrieve the ticket, and most likely fight towards the end. The suspense is none.<br/><br/>You may say it&#39;s my fault for comparing the film too much to Friday, but I&#39;m not analyzing the film based on my first impression. I&#39;m grading on behalf of the film&#39;s plot, characters action scenes, and suspense. The film had everyone of those in decent context. But so decent they were forgettable.<br/><br/>Starring: Ice Cube, Mike Epps, Eva Mendes, Tommy Flanagan, Carmen Chaplin, Valarie Rae Miller, Roger Guenveur Smith, and Anthony Michael Hall. Directed by: Kevin Bray. Glitz and speed help alleviate cavernous plot holes and rote gangsta misogyny, while the gleeful violence, pointlessly sappy lulls, and racial sparring are leavened a bit by capricious auto-critique.