Release Date: Oct 16, 1981 Limited
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Director Robert Aldrich's last film, All the Marbles stars Peter Falk as a "win-at-all-costs" type manager of a ladies tag-team wrestling combo. These girls are good and Falk wants them great. And he doesn't really care what they've got to do to get there. (This film's "R" rating is not for Raunchy, but it could be for "Revealing.") Following sort of a Rocky theme, this film finds our ladies tag team climbing its way to the top of the women's wrestling world where they face off against the
Oct 16, 1981 Limited
MGM
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It's not bad, in fact it's entertaining, upbeat and pleasant.
This only gets 3 stars because it was on HBO all the time when I was a kid. It is about traveling female wrestlers but all it is really is about semi-attractive women wrestling. Kind of like the B movie "Racket Girls" but with less wrestling.
April 7, 2009A hillarious Exploitation Movie about a Women's Wrestling Team which is managed by Peter Falk, great Fights, funny Patters and Situations and the Girls are real sexy
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