A college dropout (Giovanni Ribisi) joins a brokerage firm to appease his federal judge father-only to find out that the company he’s working for is not on the right side of the law. Buy it here.

A cop (Nicolas Cage) stiffs a waitress (Bridget Fonda), but promises he’ll share his lottery ticket winnings with her if he hits big. Turns out he’s sitting on a $4 million jackpot. Reality check: This won’t ever happen to you, but the plot makes for a nice romantic comedy. Buy it here.

"SHOW ME THE MONEY." Enough said. Buy it here.

A group of girlfriends-three with money, one who is making ends meet as a housecleaner (Jennifer Aniston)-survive the ups and downs of marriage, love and wealth. Buy it here.

It’s first and foremost a love story, but this film features greed in a big and tragic way: Sam (Patrick Swayze) was murdered for money. Buy it here.

This movie was originally going to be called $3,000; we’re glad the powers-that-be went with Pretty Woman. Buy it here.

When an unemployed dockworker (John Cusack) finds $1.2 million in unmarked $100 bills, he decides to take the money and run. Unfortunately, it’s not that easy. Buy it here.

A wealthy heiress (Goldie Hawn) loses her memory in an accident and a scraping-by handyman (Kurt Russell) with three rowdy sons claims she’s his wife. Buy it here.

An investor and con artist (Dan Ayckroyd and Eddie Murphy) are forced by a pair of billionaire brothers to swap lives. Buy it here.