Jimmie Wicherley, who is always late for everything, finds out that he will inherit his uncle's millions on the condition that, for a period of 3 months, he report to his uncle's lawyer promptly on time on a certain day each month. If Jimmie does not meet this condition, Saunders, another of his uncle's nephews, will inherit the fortune.


Is Jimmie's Millions a lost masterpiece of the silent era? Short answer: No, but it remains a fascinating, high-energy artifact for those who value physical performance over narrative complexity.This film is specifically for enthusiasts of 1920s kinetic cinema and those who enjoy the 'beat-the-clock' trope; it is decid...

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"Is Jimmie's Millions a lost masterpiece of the silent era? Short answer: No, but it remains a fascinating, high-energy artifact for those who value physical performance over narrative complexity.This film is specifically for enthusiasts of 1920s kinetic cinema and those who enjoy the 'beat-the-clock' trope; it is decidedly not for viewers who require psychological depth or a plot that doesn't rely on massive coincidences.Direct Answer: The Verdict on Jimmie's MillionsThis film works because it u..."

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