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Bait
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The film revolves around Alvin Sanders, a small thief, on his way to jail. Alvin shared the cell with John Gaster, one of the criminal team that stole $ 42 million in gold. Now, Alvin tries to enter into a very difficult experience in order to find a place to hide gold with a tracking device in his jaw. It seems that Alvin is in a real battle to find gold between Bristol, a genocidal criminal and an agent of the US Treasury, both of whom are more dangerous than each other.
The film revolves around Alvin Sanders, a small thief, on his way to jail. Alvin shared the cell with John Gaster, one of the criminal team that stole $ 42 million in gold. Now, Alvin tries to enter into a very difficult experience in order to find a place to hide gold with a tracking device in his jaw. It seems that Alvin is in a real battle to find gold between Bristol, a genocidal criminal and an agent of the US Treasury, both of whom are more dangerous than each other.
Actors:
David Paymer,
Dylan Bierk,
Nick Poltoranin,
Mike Epps,
Glyn Thomas,
William Lynn,
Megan Dodds
David Paymer
30 August 1954, Oceanside, Long Island, New York, USA
Dylan Bierk
Nick Poltoranin
15 November 1961, Alma-Ata, Kazakh SSR, USSR [now Almaty, Kazakhstan]
Mike Epps
18 November 1970, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Glyn Thomas
William Lynn
Megan Dodds
15 February 1970, Sacramento, California, USA
Country:
Canada, United States
Keywords:
#Antoine Fuqua #Bait #Bait Films #Castle Rock Entertainment #David Morse #Jamie Foxx #Robert Pastorelli #Village Roadshow Pictures
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com
January 01, 2000
It piles one ludicrous plot twist atop another and bothers not a whit with logic.
May 18, 2009
Well paced, but weak on story, character, and variety, "Bait" is an underwhelming effort from director Anton Fuqua.
January 01, 2000
The cliched story makes precious little sense.
June 10, 2002
includes all the key ingredients for what Hollywood passes off as an "urban comedy." ... The finale of "Bait" finds a screaming infant and his drugged mother strapped to a bomb -- funny stuff, huh?
August 01, 2003
...a really good 80-minute action movie trapped inside an overblown two-hour suckfest.
January 01, 2000
Blending comedy and action is a formula that works when both elements are strong, as in, say, Beverly Hills Cop or 48 Hours. In Bait, this isn't the case.
Mr. Showbiz
January 01, 2000
Fuqua draws from so many disparate genres to energize the film that fusion gives way to confusion.
September 20, 2001
To sum it up in critic-speak, Bait doesn't stink, but it's not very appetizing.
January 01, 2000
If you want a conflicted movie that doesn't know what it is -- or just wish to kill a few hours -- this is for you. Otherwise, keep fishing and cut Bait.
Movie Metropolis
April 06, 2001
...typifies the kind of action comedies Hollywood seems to produce by the dozens every year.
Orlando Sentinel
January 01, 2000
Fuqua has enveloped the luckless Jamie Foxx ... in a stylishly inept mess of a movie; a film as badly flawed in concept as it is incoherent in execution.
January 01, 2000
It's just respectable trash, and a dress rehearsal for better things ahead.
