Why, you ask? Well, a buddy and I were interested in watching a bad movie, and this one had all the hallmarks.
First, it stars former wrestler "The Edge". I have no idea what his name is in real life. Frankly, I don't want to know. It also stars Joey Lawrence. Yes, that Joey Lawrence. Not enough Lawerences for you? Well good news, because Matthew Lawrence is in there, too. Did I mention that it was written and directed by Andrew Lawrence? Because it is.
You're on the fence as to whether this is the worst move ever. I get it. How about the fact that it features Denise Richards. And Kesley Grammer. Kelsey Grammer's name in the film, you ask? His name is "The Rumble".

It's at this point I'd like to remind you that "The Rumble" has 6 emmy awards. And I forgot to mention that Thomas Jane is in this mess, too.
You're excited now, but I haven't even told you the plot. Here's the tagline from IMDb:
That trailer sealed it for us.
I have since learned that it's become a bit of a thing to the point that The Ringer did an oral history piece on it:
https://www.theringer.com/movies/2020/7/14/21320061/money-plane-oral-history-kelsey-grammer
So if you have 82 minutes to kill (yes, 82 is the total run time), and you want to watch the worst movie ever made, it'll run you about $4 on Amazon prime.
First, it stars former wrestler "The Edge". I have no idea what his name is in real life. Frankly, I don't want to know. It also stars Joey Lawrence. Yes, that Joey Lawrence. Not enough Lawerences for you? Well good news, because Matthew Lawrence is in there, too. Did I mention that it was written and directed by Andrew Lawrence? Because it is.
You're on the fence as to whether this is the worst move ever. I get it. How about the fact that it features Denise Richards. And Kesley Grammer. Kelsey Grammer's name in the film, you ask? His name is "The Rumble".

It's at this point I'd like to remind you that "The Rumble" has 6 emmy awards. And I forgot to mention that Thomas Jane is in this mess, too.
You're excited now, but I haven't even told you the plot. Here's the tagline from IMDb:
Quote:
A professional thief with $40 million in debt and his family's life on the line must commit one final heist - rob a futuristic airborne casino filled with the world's most dangerous criminals.
That trailer sealed it for us.
I have since learned that it's become a bit of a thing to the point that The Ringer did an oral history piece on it:
https://www.theringer.com/movies/2020/7/14/21320061/money-plane-oral-history-kelsey-grammer
So if you have 82 minutes to kill (yes, 82 is the total run time), and you want to watch the worst movie ever made, it'll run you about $4 on Amazon prime.