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When I saw this great ensemble cast I thought wow, it has to be decent; then a professional poker player recommended it. Okay I'll rent it. Wow. Very painful to watch. The biggest problem I could see is the writing; specifically the story lines are very weak and the dialogue between characters is absolutely awful. So many stereotypes and cliches. I did manage to make it through the entire movie but was very disappointed overall. Kelsey Grammar is in the movie for about four minutes total and his is by far the worst performance of the bunch. Ray Liotta is passable as is Whittaker. Bassinger and DeVito are very mediocre which led me to conclude that the director is as much to blame as the writer. I would not watch it again and would not recommend it.
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a fascinating blend of characters that I enjoyed watching and trying to figure out. I highly recommend this movie to those that like a movie with teeth and depth.
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this movie is so bad its embarrassing-- half the cast are capable of great work--- bassinger riotta Danny Devito and forest whitaker- but they are brought down -way down by the inability of the rest of the cast to do anything even remotely related to the craft of acting- not to mention a really really bad script and idiotic dialogue with lots of f words filling a void where real writing should be-- as for Jay Mohr Grant Sullivan Carla Gugino kelsey grammer-( his ridiculous fake nose and crutches reminds me of peter sellers who was hysterical doing this kind of thing-- but grammer wants us to take him seriously !!!!!! none of these people can act at all--- what they do onscreen is cloying and difficult to watch and the always over acting & over rated inompetent phony actor who cant even eat convincingly on camera , tim roth-- his ridiculous incompetence puts the nail in the coffin of this dead on arrival waste of time and money--- literally nothing to see here---avoid it !!!! and maybe mark rydell should have retired right after on golden pond-- a masterpiece esp compared to this drivel-- whoever cast it should be in another business just for the toxic group of supporting people here-- how could the others with real talent have been attracted to this in the first place-- dont these people realize when they do bad stuff like this- sure they can buy another home maybe-- but it degrades their career---their images---- contributes to the cultural wasteland- and is realy annoying when we pay to rent or heaven forbid buy junk like this----dont they care-- or is it just another day at the proverbail office for them---who knows---i wanted to see this so i could just watch bassinger actually --her career is a vanishing act---but kim !!!! make better choices !!!!!!!! shame on devito( see him really act in the under rated living out loud--)ray liotta and forest for climbing on board this disaster---i guesss they couldnt resist wanting to work we each other -- too bad it turned out to be such a disastrous stinker !!!!
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Easily in the running for worst film of the year. Not the best cast in the world can save this schoolmasterly predictable hundredth edition of the same old lame addiction and emotional abuse story collection.
What were they thinking, the Whitakers, Basingers, de Vitos, Liottas, Roths...? Probably nothing. Best that can happen for them is if nobody notices this piece of incompetence.
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The acting is strong here. Danny Devito is quite a captivating actor. Even Money is worth the price of a rental because you'll get your money's worth. Still, it seems like a B movie since it has no real blockbuster stars unless you think Kim and Ray are prime box office. Good script however and good moments of real drama. Here is a story of lost souls with gambling problems.
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