Cash Out movie review

MOVIE TITLE: Cash Out

This heist drama is now available on Video on Demand.

RATING: R

LENGTH: 1 hour 32 minutes

Movie Review Mom GRADE: B-

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IN A NUTSHELL:

The movie is about Mason, who attempts his biggest bank heist with his brother, but things go horribly wrong. Tension rises as Mason has to negotiate with his ex-lover, who happens to be the lead negotiator.

The film was directed by Ives. Writing credits go to Dipo Oseni and Doug Richardson.

THINGS I LIKED:

The movie poster definitely sells the film simply due to John Travolta’s star presence.
The other leads in the cast are Kristin Davis, Lukas Haas, Natali Yura, Quavo, and Noel Guliemi.
I wonder how much Grant Cardone paid to be in this movie and be able to say he was in a John Travolta movie. He’s a successful real estate investor, Equity Fund manager, and American businessman with a huge ego and bank account.
People who love cars will get excited to see an insanely expensive car collection at the beginning of the movie.
The producers thought this movie would be such a huge hit that they have already green-lit a sequel. Is that something you want to see?
I love twists in movies.
I liked the soundtrack a lot.

THINGS I DIDN’T LIKE:

Some would say that the title describes exactly what John Travolta did in this movie: cash out. It’s an easy paycheck. It always makes me sad when true movie stars make these low-budget B movies that go straight to streaming like Morgan Freeman, Mel Gibson, Bruce Willis, Nicolas Cage, and John Travolta.
I hate shaky cam.
Sadly, there wasn’t any chemistry between Travolta and Davis.
A lot of the uninspired dialogue sounds like it was written by AI.
It’s kind of frustrating to watch this incompetent crew botch several crimes because they didn’t take the time to fully research the situation before going in. Lame.
I was surprised that there were some bad acting moments.