- Game board, money pad, 24 property cards
- 2 dice, houses, 4 pawns, instructions
- Streamlined real-estate game
- Fast-paced, easy to learn
Throw Momma From the Train (1987, Rated Pg-13, 88 Minutes): A bitter ex-husband. A put upon momma's boy. Both want their respective spouse and mother dead, but who will pull it off?
Blame It On Rio (1984, Rated R, 100 Minutes): Two men vacation together with their teenage daughters only to be caught up in a love triangle.
The Woman In Red (1984, Rated PG-13, 87 Minutes): On his way to work, Teddy spots Charlotte â" an incredibly beautiful Woman in Red. He really wants to meet her, but what would his wife say?This double-feature contains two of your favorite comedies from the 80s! Films include: Easy Money and Throw Momm! a from the Train.
Easy Money (1983, Rated R,! 95 minu tes): Easy Money stars Rodney Dangerfield as Monty Capoletti, the black sheep of a prominent family. Nothing can curb Monty's drinking, gluttony, gambling, smoking, or general carousing. Nothing, that is, except the possibility of inheriting millions from his mother-in-law (Geraldine Fitzgerald). For one whole year, Monty must clean up his act. Can he do it?
Throw Momma From The Train (1987, Rated PG-13, 88 minutes): A bitter ex-husband. A put upon Momma's boy. Both want their respective spouse and mother dead, but who will pull it off? Stars Danny DeVito and Billy Crystal. In a role which has earned him alot of "respect" from the critics, Rodney Dangerfield is at his comic best in this hysterical hit film. Dangerfield plays Monty capuletti, a middle-class slob who'd rather be boozing, gambling, and cavorting with his buddies than working at his job as a baby photographer. But suddenly, his mother-in-law dies, leaving him a huge inheritance, if, within ! one year, he can stop drinking, smoking, and gambling..and weigh in at a trim 175 pounds. with an excellent supporting cast, including best friend Joe Pesci, and mother-in-law Geraldine Fitzgerald, Dangerfield goes for the funny bone as makes his play for the money.
From one of Swedenâs most successful defense lawyers comes an unflinching look at Stockholmâs underworld, told from the perspective of the mob bosses, the patsies, and the thugs who help operate its twisted justice system.
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JW is a student having trouble keeping up appearances in the rich party crowd he has involved himself with. Heâs desperate for money, and when heâs offered a job dealing drugs to the very crowd heâs vying for a place in, he accepts it. Meanwhile, Jorge, a young Latino drug dealer, has just broken out of jail and is itching for revenge. When JWâs supplier gets wind of Jorgeâs escape, he suggests JW track him down and attempt to win his trust in order to cover more area! in the drug circuit. But JWâs not the only one on Jorgeâs! trail: Mrado, the brutal muscle behind the Yugoslavian mob boss whose goons were the ones who ratted Jorge out to the cops, is also on the hunt. But like everyone else, heâs tired of being a mere pawn in an impossibly risky game, and heâs seeking to carve out a niche of his own. As the paths of these antiheroes intertwine further, they find themselves mercilessly pitted against one another in a world where allegiances are hard-won, revenge is hard-fought, and a way out of it all is even harder to come by.
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Fast and intricately paced, and with pitch-perfect dialogue, Easy Money is a raw, dark, and intelligent crime novel that has catapulted Jens Lapidus into the company of Swedenâs most acclaimed crime writers.
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