Storyline
The remarkable true story of how retiree Jerry Selbee discovers a mathematical loophole in the Massachusetts lottery and, with the help of his wife, Marge, wins $27 million dollars and uses the money to revive their small Michigan town.
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Cast
Bryan Cranston, Rainn Wilson, Rhoda Griffis, Tracie Thoms, Ana Kayne, Larry Wilmore, Kenny Alfonso, Anna Camp, Jake McDorman, Michael McKean, Annette Bening, Ann Harada, Robert Pralgo, Michael Scialabba, Lindsey Moser, Tori Kelly, Kurt Yue, Subhash Mandal, Rick Espaillat, Devyn McDowell, Colton Whitfield, Jackson Whitfield, Uly Schlesinger, Cheech Manohar, Lindsay Rootare, Don Stallings, K.D. O'Hair, Joe Pistone, Evan Bergman, Tordy Clark, Kristina Kingston, Amber Erwin, Cameron Howell, Quinn Bozza, David Alexander Kaplan, Abu Jalloh, Jon Frankel, Roger Anthony, Roxy Rivera
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Reviews
70
Jerry & Marge Go Large is a charmer. It’s a low-key, fact-based caper movie that overcomes some broad comedy leanings to settle into the sweet stuff in the soft center. It’s bolstered by a funny script and dependably sharp performances by Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening.
67
These veteran performers make these two characters likable and, more importantly, fully knowable, and through them Jerry & Marge Go Large fully breathes.
63
This one doesn’t show strain because it doesn’t have to. The charm and the humor are obvious, our investment in their plight easy and the bad guys perfectly hissable.
60
The movie is a fable of winning, of beating the house every time, without much of a dark side. In that way, it’s fun; it allows us to coast along on our vicarious desire to get rich by beating the system
60
It's really a movie about a couple reconnecting with each other and with their kids through the power of the lottery. It's very silly, yes, but the movie at least seems to sincerely believe in this.
