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$ (Dollars) (1971) Reviews

$ (Dollars) (1971)
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Originally billed as merely $, Dollars stars top box office draws Warren Beatty and Goldie Hawn. Beatty plays a security whiz, employed in Hamburg, Germany. He devises a clever method of robbing the secret bank vaults of notorious criminals, reasoning that the crooks will never turn to the cops. The notion that the crooks may have a few words to say to him does not dissuade Beatty as he and gold-hearted hooker Hawn work out their carefully calculated, meticulously timed robbery. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Warren Beatty, Goldie Hawn, (more)
Director(s):
Richard Brooks
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
Format(s):
DVD
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(7 member reviews)  

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LEANNE D.

Warren Beatty and Goldie Hawn are not enjoyable to watch. Beatty is not too bad, but Hawn is sickening - simpering, preening, and cutsie - and this is just her before she begins "acting". This is too bad, since the plot and storyline is actually quite good, and the various criminals they steal from are well played, and Goldfinger himself is in the film, with a large bar of gold. The music is intrusive, but the vehicles and trains are spot on. Good locations and scenery, and interesting plot, good supporting cast, just terrible leads.

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Joel F.

I couldn't get through 15 minutes of "Dollars" without nausea. I usually forgive how dated most movies shot in the 70s appear, but Dollars is just a bad movie. The dialog is idiotic, the acting overcooked, and the plot incredulous. Like a 90-minute Rowan And Martin Laugh-in skit, only not funny.

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Patrick K.

Warren Beatty is at his best playing a very clever character who can pull a heist better than anyone and Goldie Hawn is his partner in crime who's cleverness in her own terms makes her role a lot more delightful. Great work from writer/director Richard Brooks.

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E L D.

The movie was OK, but somewhat lightweight. Always did like Goldie Hawn. Jim D.

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Gerald B.

Very good. The two stars are always great.

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Nathan D.

I fast forwarded through most of the movie. The noises were incredibly annoying, the movie meandered with seemingly no point for the first 20 minutes and everything moved so slowly that the movie seemed completely raw, like there was no producer involved. Some of the boots, jackets and blouses that Goldie wore were SO CUTE though! Otherwise the movie was just smutty, depressing and boring with little point.

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Charlotte S.

20 minutes of this movie and that's all I could watch It was awful

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    LEANNE D.

    Warren Beatty and Goldie Hawn are not enjoyable to watch. Beatty is not too bad, but Hawn is sickening - simpering, preening, and cutsie - and this is just her before she begins "acting". This is too bad, since the plot and storyline is actually quite good, and the various criminals they steal from are well played, and Goldfinger himself is in the film, with a large bar of gold. The music is intrusive, but the vehicles and trains are spot on. Good locations and scenery, and interesting plot, good supporting cast, just terrible leads.

    Yes   |   No

     
    Joel F.

    I couldn't get through 15 minutes of "Dollars" without nausea. I usually forgive how dated most movies shot in the 70s appear, but Dollars is just a bad movie. The dialog is idiotic, the acting overcooked, and the plot incredulous. Like a 90-minute Rowan And Martin Laugh-in skit, only not funny.

    Yes   |   No

     
    Patrick K.

    Warren Beatty is at his best playing a very clever character who can pull a heist better than anyone and Goldie Hawn is his partner in crime who's cleverness in her own terms makes her role a lot more delightful. Great work from writer/director Richard Brooks.

    Yes   |   No

     
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