Money Machine

Frustratingly unfocused and surprisingly thin on facts or even conclusions.

Money Machine is a successful follow-up to What Happened in Vegas that wields its power in the volatile alchemy of Ramsey Denison's commitment to justice and the authority's commitment to injustice.

Disturbing and powerful.

Runs rampant with speculation and connections, trying to tie an entire city and multi-billion dollar businesses in with Paddock. Some of it raises an eyebrow of suspicion, but little passes the sniff test.

A credible overall picture emerges of institutionalized corruption that will stoop to any tactics to protect America's most lucrative vacation-destination "brand."

Why has this massacre been forgotten so quickly? 'Money Machine' examines why and how this happened.

This angry, disjointed documentary wobbles between high-minded outrage and crude tabloid sensationalism. Sorry but no.

The film feels both like something is missing while there is too much involved.

Money Machine is slickly produced, looks great, and moves at an excellent pace.