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The First $20 Million Is Always the Hardest (2002)

Andy, a successful marketing guy quits his job, gets a new job at a research facility, makes a powerful enemy who makes him volunteer for a nearly impossible project: The $99 PC. The only available guys at the lab, three sociopaths, together they compile a revolutionary PC for $99, then they become the victims of a venture capitalist and Andy's old foe, can he find a way to overcome the problems?

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Year
- 2002
Language
- English
Duration
- 105 mins
Director
- Mick Jackson
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Genres
- Comedy
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Simon T 19 Jul 2007

Given a higher budget this movie would have been fantastic. Definately watchable, even enjoyable. Carried by the strength of the acting. Jake Busey is Jake Busey with a delightfully neurotic twist. A feel good movie that reliably finishes with good guys on top. Lots of fun little things to look for on the way... even if the story itself isn't fresh, the random visual humour kept me entertained, and yes there were some small explosions.

teddy s 24 Mar 2011

It's hard to call "The first $20 million is always the hardest" a comedy, because there's not even a little joke that works. Growing absurd with every single scene, this is easily one of the worst and pathetic nerds revenge flicks ever. The most interesting character of the movie (Rosario Dawson's Alisa) has only 10 or 15 minutes on screen and doesn't have anything to do with the main theme, what says a lot about the quality of "The first $20 million...".

Tea R 17 Feb 2008

I like the new idea of where technology could go

Adam C 26 May 2010

Overall, this was an enjoyable movie. It starts out kind of slow, but as it progresses it slowly builds up speed and ultimately leads to a satisfying ending. The characters, while mostly stock, still work for the story and it was competently written. Nothing particularly special about the cinematography or directing, but it's still well done and tells the story well. Recommended.

Inta K 23 Sep 2010

Very exciting, uplifting, and inspirational film to see a group of engineers make their dreams come true in Silicon Valley right after the dot-com bubble burst--especially, now as the Valley is struggling after going through the Great Recession. A good entertainer, though some changes that couldn't have been in the novel seem tacky to make it adaptable for Hollywood. The movie gets better as it progresses.