Welcome to Reel Money!

Welcome to Reel Money, where we tell you which movies in theaters and on DVD are worth your hard-earned cash, and which ones you shouldn't even let your friends pay to see.
Here's how it works: Using the average movie price of seven dollars, we rate movies not with thumbs or stars, but with actual monetary values, telling you whether a movie is worth paying for, and more importantly worth seeing again or owning. Generally speaking, the Final Total is the amount we feel a movie is worth in terms of paid viewings and purchase, for the lifetime of the film. In other words, a seven-dollar movie is probably worth seeing once, a twenty-seven dollar movie is worth seeing and owning, and so forth:
A Handy Chart
$0: A Zero-Money Movie. The worst of the worst. Don't even get this to satisfy your curiosity. Just move on.
$1-6: Well, if there's nothing else in the Redbox, then okay...
$7-10: Something's worth the price of admission. Once.
$10-20: Might be worth a second look, though maybe not immediately.
$20-40: Own-worthy, the only questions are when and what format.
$40-60: You've already seen this two or three times in theaters. Now go rush to buy the Blu-Ray on the Tuesday it's available.
$60+: If next year DVD/Blu-Ray were extinct, this film is worth buying again for whatever format comes next. Forever. That good.
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