Rounders
Drama • R • 1998 • 2 hr 1 min
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Matt Damon, Edward Norton, John Turturro, Gretchen Mol, John Malkovich
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Thrilling, just such a fun, tense movie. Helps if you’re kinda in to the subject matter
A thrilling ride into the underground world of high-stakes poker! Stellar performances, gripping plot twists #mustwatch for any card player!
It’s a fun 90s film, that may be a little more interesting if you’re into poker. As someone who is not, I still enjoyed it
A tightly scripted, well-acted character piece told through the lens of no limit hold ‘em poker. Damon is fantasic and everything feels real
One of the best movies about gambling/poker. Campy vibes because of Malkovich’s character but overall great acting and memorable ending
Solid film. Great cast. A+ John Malkovich accent.
A sharp poker drama with tension and strong performances, but it leans on familiar tropes. Still gripping if you like high-stakes games.
All star cast carry and pretty average plot. Enjoyed watching it, makes you wanna hold em and fold em.
Great movie great characters acting is great and the story was captivating. It shows the importance of knowing when to fold a friendship
Damon is a boss, besides his inability to cut Norton loose. Great support by Malkovich and Turturro. Scales bounce often.
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