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69
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22
Critics' score based on 17 reviews.
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May 15,2012
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Loved it!!

March 07,2012
szab0413

Loved it! Can't wait for the next book to be turned into a movie.

March 05,2012
rutyna5

This isn't an Academy Award winner, ********* a fun romp. It's a great date movie because there's romance and a female lead for women and lots of... ion for guys. I went to see it with 4 girlfriends (we're in our 50s and 60s) and we all enjoyed it. I'm going back with my hubby tonight because I think he'll enjoy it. If you like light-hearted action with a little romantic tension, you will enjoy this film. (There are no jump-into-bed scenes, but there is one scene where you see K. Heigl naked in the shower from behind.) Both males leads are great; can't decide I which one I was rooting for *************** like the perfect set up for a sequel, so watch for it...) Full Review

February 25,2012
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You won't laugh, you won't cry, you won't smile, you won't frown. This movie illicits no emotions, unless you can call boredom an emotion.

February 21,2012
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Critic Reviews

The biggest problem One for the Money faces is trying to have it both ways: gritty-ethnic inner city vs. girly-girly comic.Full Review

Mark Feeney
Boston Globe

As played by Heigl, Stephanie is mind-blowingly charmless.Full Review

Movieline

An attempt to inaugurate a new movie franchise, something that might appeal to women and mystery fans. This is a perfectly sound ambition, but the movie, directed by Julie Anne Robinson from a script by Stacy Sherman, Karen Ray and Liz Brixius, is so weary and uninspired that it feels more like an exhausted end than an energetic beginning.Full Review

A.O. Scott
The New York Times

Starring a painfully awkward Katherine Heigl, One for the Money mostly resembles a failed television pilot.Full Review

Frank Scheck
The Hollywood Reporter

Listlessly directed by Julie Anne Robinson (Miley Cyrus's The Last Song) from a script written by a trio of writers (Stacy Sherman, Karen Ray and Liz Brixius), One for the Money is tepidly glib throughout.Full Review

Liam Lacey
The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
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