Sadly Over-hyped

A different way of telling a story

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

Blistering performances.

I saw this film on release, and no matter how much you dislike the band, or the music, no matter how snobby you are about films in general, this is one too watch simply for the humour.It is over the top, it is a ridiculous story, but it is incredibly funny, really light hearted, and some hilarious references.Do not judge until having seen it....But then again i guess this is a Marmite film, you either "love it or you hate it"If you cannot find anything funny in this film at all, and you sat there claiming you have wasted an hour of your life, step outside take a deep breath, and lighten up. A good job by ICP in my opinion

Insane Clown Posse and Twiztid are surely among the world's most hated music groups ever (Insane Clown Posse is, according to the Blender Magazine, the worst band ever), and Big Money Hu$tla$ is their first movie.This movie was made by Juggalos and for Juggalos. If you're not a Juggalo (if you don't know what a Juggalo is, it means you are not one of them), you'll probably hate this movie. It is surely the most ridiculous comedy movie I have ever seen in my entire life, but, being so stupid, it gets interesting and very funny.The story is about a cop called Sugar Bear (ICP's Shaggy 2 Dope) who just moved to New York and wants a job in the NYPD. Since it is said that he has amazing skills, he's hired. The big problem in NYC is a gangster named Big Baby Sweets (ICP's Violent J), who has three assistants: Big Stank (Twiztid's Jamie Madrox), Lil' Poot (Twiztid's Monoxide Child) and Hack Benjamin (Violent J's brother Jumpsteady). The first two are the funniest guys in the movie, and the third one is a guy who looks like Star Wars' Darth Vader, and kills everybody who doesn't respect Big Baby Sweets and his money. Being that way, Sugar Bear must show if he's really "the man", if he indeed has the skills to take Big Baby Sweets and his gang off NYC's underground.Again, if you're not a big fan of those guys already, your chances of enjoying this movie are minimal, since the humor is very, very dirty and ridiculous. It is not meant for most people - just like those guy's music.

Michigan shock rappers ICP make their feature film debut with this low-budget, video-shot-and-released blaxploitation parody that hits the mark in hilarity. Intentionally cheesy, this film will warm the heart of any blaxploitation fan, "juggalo" (ICP word for a fan), or people who just plain like to laugh. Cheap and random laughs abound, and even those who don't like ICP will definitely enjoy this. Most jokes bullseye, some fail, but it's all played for cheap fun. Hilarious trash that should be seen by all who laugh at random humor, even those who hate ICP. 8/10

Big money hustlas should be taken as what it is...an immature joke lengthened into a film. Thats not to slag it off though, as i found it held my interest all the way through. If you like the ICP then you'll like this film, great music and a reasonable but predictable plot. Like an old 70's cop show with a modern slant and lots of swearing. Not one to show to your mother, but one of the main characters..Sugar bear...well..you've got to love him...as police officer Harry Cox would say...honk if you love Sugar ! I dont think Spielberg will be too worried about his special effects being outdone here ! All in all...an enjoyable hour and a half!