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Even Money is so obsessed with portraying the ills of gambling it forgets to develop compelling or likable characters. Read critic reviews
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Gambling destroys the lives of various people who are either addicted to it or involved in its promotion. Carol (Kim Basinger) hides her addiction from her family, who believe she is writing a novel rather than pulling slots in a casino. Clyde (Forest Whitaker) convinces his brother to shave points in his basketball games, and Murph (Nick Cannon) tries unsuccessfully to keep his girlfriend (Carla Gugino) from finding out he works as a bookie.
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Rating: R (Violence|Language|Brief Sexuality)
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Mark Rydell
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Producer: Mark Rydell, David S. Greathouse
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Writer: Robert Tannen
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: Yari Film Group
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Production Co: Bob Yari Productions, Three Wolves Production, ApolloMedia
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really good flick. complete all star cast and everyone really delivered. it was cool to see peoples stories intertwined who really had nothing to do with each other and never met, even though they were connected in many ways. it makes you wonder how many people you are connected to that you dont even know exist. there werent alot of redeeming characteristics in some of the characters except maybe ray liota and nick cannons character, but i still felt for some of these characters. this film does a great job of showing the downfalls of money and greed.
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I would assume that some big favors were exchanged in order to put together the great cast that this film has for such a horribly weak script. The project must have been portrayed as some type of charity event because it would have cost a fortune if all these folks were paid to be in this stinker. Robert Tannen must be related to someone big in Hollywood, as there's no other explanation for his formulaic, clichéd script to have been given the green light. Don't waste you time...
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Good film, great cast and performances. A standout performance by Tim Roth.
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Like Crash, but without the 'r'.
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