Money Plane

Jack Reese is a professional thief drowning in debt, owing forty million dollars to a ruthless underworld figure, Darius Grouch. When a job goes wrong, Jack is given a way out: Grouch will clear what he owes if Jack pulls off a robbery on his behalf. The target is the Money Plane, a futuristic airborne casino that operates beyond any country's reach, and its clientele is made up of some of the world's most dangerous criminals. Refusing is not an option, and the stakes are personal, since Jack's family's safety hangs on whether he succeeds. The plan depends on getting inside under a false identity and finding a way to take the casino's money before the flight ends.

The film is a 2020 American action crime thriller directed by Andrew Lawrence, who also co-wrote it with Tim Schaaf and appears in the cast as Iggy. It was his first feature as director, followed by Marry Christmas. Adam Copeland plays Jack, with Kelsey Grammer as Grouch, Thomas Jane as Harry, Katrina Norman as Isabella Voltaic and Patrick Lamont Jr. as Trey Peterson. The production came from Dawn's Light and Taylor & Dodge and runs eighty-two minutes.

Audience response was weak. On IMDb it holds a rating of 3.2 from roughly six thousand votes, while on TMDB it sits at 5.6 from about three hundred. A critics' score of 3.6 from thirteen reviews is in line with, or below, the audience figures, indicating a largely negative reception on both sides rather than a divided one.