"Middle Men" was rated 59 points by the media, 45% of Rotten Tomatoes freshness, film critics rated B-, and audiences rated B+. The reviews were more pertinent. Since the original work of the film is only a series of programs on cable TV channels, the movie version of "Middle Men" still has some traces of hasty and clumsy cuts to the plot, but the fragrant theme still makes the film a certain degree of viewership. Even if the film is divided into difficult-to-connect story segments, the moral plea in the film still does not make people feel disoriented. The film is clear with despair, tension and gloomy colors. The performances of the actors are very good, and Luke Wilson has injected the personality charm that can only be exuded after years of tempering
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Middle Men evaluation action
2022-01-09 08:02
Extended Reading
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Jack Harris: She was right, I wasn't there anymore. I'd become addicted to a lifestyle of money, sex, and power that was lightyears away from family... or anything I'd ever experienced. You see the biggest problem with my addiction, was that like all addictions, it sneaks up on you slowly; you give into it incrementally... in an almost imperceptible way. The other thing about it was that it wasn't the kind of addiction that you would wake up with a hangover. It wasn't the kind of thing that would rob you of your wealth. It didn't rob you of your health. The more I indulged, the richer it would make me. I've got to tell you, that's impossible to give up.
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Audrey Dawns: All the horny, frustrated guys that have to jerk off because their wives or girlfriends don't treat 'em right, so I become their little fantasy girl for just a few dollars a pop and make 'em forget for a fleeting fucking instant that their wives can't stand the fucking sight of them!