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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
Quite a disillusioning film A small film on gambling. It does not really bring anything about gambling itself as an addiction, as a total lack of judgment and reason. And the end of the film is both a total illusion because you never really win in gambling because winning is only there to make you lose even more, and a fatal last move that announces the final descent into hell, a hell that is named Las Vegas. The only strange element, original element, is the Jewish dimension introduced by the judge who should have been a rabbi and... more info
DVD features My version is the widescreen 2.35:1 editon but, unfortunately is without English subtitles. The movie is a real surprise packet and great entertainment. Does anyone know what ratio this Special edition is presented in? Is it 2.35:1? Does this edition come with English subtitles?
Cashing In on Poker Popularity Rounders has been overly hyped as "THE" poker movie, although I believe this is probably down to the fact that I cannot think of an alternative. Rounders follows Mike (Matt Damon) as he loses everything in a high-stakes Poker game and then quits, as his girlfriend does not like him playing. His erratic friend gets out of prison and wants back in the action (Edward Norton) and they try to get enough money together to pay off Nortons debts. The film is unique in that it was filmed a long time before... more info
Very good. Matt Damon is Mike McDermott, a law student who is also a gambler. He is trying hard to stay away from poker and focus on his studies but... I won't spoil it for you by telling anymore. All I can say is the film is very good. You won't regret spending your time on watching it despite Malkovich's dodgy Russian accent :). Performances are solid with Damon and Norton keeping you interested all the way till the end. Good film.