'Nothing To Lose' is a fantastically written comedy, penned by Steve Oedekerk. Without a doubt this is the funniest film I have ever seen. I have watched many comedies but cannot think of one movie old or new that I have found as side splitting as this one. Telling the tale of Nick Beam (Tim Robbins) who comes home from work one day thinking he is being robbed only to discover his wife having 'relations' with his boss. In a daze, he just walks away and gets in his car. As if his bad couldn't get any worse he is then car jacked by Terrance (Martin Lawrence) a young man, desperate to make money for his family. Feeling things couldn't get worse than this Nick slams his foot  Read the complete review

The buddy movie genre is well established; we?ve had the loner cop paired with the rookie, the lazy cop with the anal retentive, we?ve even had the cop partnered with a dog. This comedy starring Tim Robbins and Martin Lawrence is a buddy movie with a difference. Tim Robbins plays a man for whom life seems to be going well. He has a successful job and a beautiful wife until one day he comes home from work early to find his wife in bed with his boss. He leaves the house and drives off, preoccupied with his thoughts. While stopped at a junction, crook, Martin Lawrence, jumps into Robbins? car and attempts to rob him. However, he has chosen the wrong ...  Read the complete review

Nick Beam (Tim Robbins) is a rather successful advertising executive, who one day comes home and witnesses his wife having an affair with his boss. Shocked by this, it sets off a chain reaction of events. First he drives, more or less blindly, into a ghetto where a robber (Martin Lawrence) tries to take his money and car at gunpoint, but instead, not in the mood for any of this, Nick sets a wild ride from California to Arizona. The two eventually become reluctant friends. Discussing robbery techniques, they decide to get back at the boss by robbing an office safe containing hundreds of thousands of dollars. However, their lives are further complicated by another pair of .  Read the complete review

Tim Robbins shows off his comic timing in good style in this entertaining romp. He plays a succesful PR in an ad agency run by the obnoxious P.B. Robbins returns home from work early one day, to surprise his wife with tickets for a show, as he enters the house he hears a noise from upstairs,after rummaging for a weapon, he creeps up the stairs and sees,(or so he believes),his wife in bed with P.B. In a state of catatonic disbelief, he gets in his car and slowly drives through the town, ending up in the ghettos. Enter Martin Lawrence,car jacker. He jumps into Robbins car and demands the keys and money,Robbins just looks at him and utters the ...  Read the complete review

I saw this film a few years ago and saw it on a market last weekend and just had to buy it as i remembered it being really funny, I watched it this afternoon so thought I would give it a review as it was better than I remembered it! ~The Story~ Tim Robbins plays a hotshot advertising executive who returns home early one day. He hears noises upstairs and assumes there are intruders up there, he sneaks up and peers through the bedroom door to see his wife with another man he believes his is boss. He gets in his car and goes for a drive and when he stops at a junction Martin Lawrence pulls a gun on him and attempts to car jack him! Obviously ...  Read the complete review