the film reminds us that, onscreen and off, bumps along the road of life can often be surmounted by money carefully applied, but a tenacious mother (or director) is what ultimately makes the difference
Plummer's scenes with co-star Michelle Williams --delivering another strong, understated performance-- are worth the price of admission. But the rest of the film is not as worthy
"All the Money in the World", is a sharp and thorough thriller.. The location looks very expensive; the story is interesting and the cast is strong ... The film is an impressive feat, on several levels
"All The Money in the World" is not perfect.. but, with the help of Plummer's tremendous villain-autocrat performance, Ridley Scott gives us a very entertaining parable about money and what it can't buy
by Ethan Sacks [New York Daily News ]
by Moira MacDonald [The Seattle Times ]
