Barely watchable!


It was sad seeing a funny guy like Jamie Foxx get stuck with a horribly written and directed movie. After watching his great role in Collateral, it was a downer seeing him try to act himself out of this poor excuse of a comedy. With some decent writing and a more sensible plot this movie could have been salvaged. Watching the ridiculous antics of both the criminals and deputies was a bit painful and not-so-funny. I did give it a generous 5/10 since it was just good enough to not turn it off.
Mountain Man

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I actually couldn't watch the whole thing... It was horrible. 2/10


What shall it profit a man, if he gains the whole world, but loses his own soul?

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It was average. Hey it happens.

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It wasn't that bad. You can't compare Collateral and Held Up. Collateral clearly had higher standards. Held Up, although the furthest thing from a blockbuster, is funny and enjoyable thanks to all the weird absurdities that spring up ("WHERE THE HELL IS MY SWAT TEAM?!" [somewhere else in the desert] Where the hell is [name of town, I forget]). I gave it a 7/10.

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Yeah, I probably wasn't fair with my comment. After all,it WAS shown to be of genre COMEDY. Maybe even a spoof?

Mountain Man

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Welcome to Jamie Foxx's early career. Before "Collateral" and "Ray" he was in stupid movies like these (though I do like the movie, "Bait").

- The film junkie

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Any given sunday was good too

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it was good for its budget it was a chea movie and pretty good

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Think this was bad? Watch Booty Call. Ha! There's early career money! It was nearly a decade ago.

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Held Up sucked balls. 1/10. Booty call is waaaay better, and was actually pretty cool.

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Booty Call was funny, Held Up was unwatchable after the first 15 minutes.

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It was a pretty bad movie! Wasn't even very funny and the cops were all stupid. Stereotypical.

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