Budget
$12,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$22,912,409
Opening weekend US & Canada
$8,459,126
Gross worldwide
$22,912,409
Budget
$12,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$22,912,409
Opening weekend US & Canada
$8,459,126
Gross worldwide
$22,912,409
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By Mabelle 2022-04-20 09:01:37
Highly recommend rounders, because Matt Damon and Edward Norton.
Haven't figured out what rounders mean. Look it up in the dictionary, the explanation is 'prodigal son'. I still don't quite understand. Does the old beauty call a child who doesn't study hard a 'prodigal son' .Although
they are all about gambling, the feeling of watching it is completely different from the Hong Kong-made Gambler, Gambling X. Watch Fat Brother, Andy is so cool, you will think gambling is very...
By Kirsten 2022-04-20 09:01:37
In the last paragraph, when Damon was gambling with KGB, he said that KGB's weakness had been found, so what was KGB's weakness? I didn't understand it very well, maybe torturing the opponent to death, seeing the opponent's helpless appearance is the happiest thing for KGB. The shot where Damon sees KGB's weakness is when KGB is routinely breaking a sandwich biscuit in half. I noticed that the last time KGB broke the biscuits, he didn't put it in his ear to hear the cracking sound of the...
By Stuart 2022-04-20 09:01:37
Compared with this film, it seems that Hong Kong-style gambling films are closer to the rhythm and blockbuster style of Hollywood. Is the director intentionally using self-redemption, brotherhood, monologue, and gambling analysis to distinguish himself from those superficial gambling films?
With his usual gorgeous acting skills, Ed appeared suddenly and left suddenly. After watching the first prison scene (ed with confidence and cynicism, plus the soundtrack), I thought that ed would...
By Grayce 2022-04-20 09:01:37
Matt Damon and Edward Norton are good friends with a common hobby of gambling. What, is there a mistake? Sorry, I was wrong. I'm talking about in the movie "The King of Gamblers".
Gamblers hanging out in New York's underground casinos have an out-of-this-world dream -- to play in the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. Mike deliberately lost all his money in order to get rid of his gambling addiction and live a good life with his classmate Zuer, a law student. But the word "addiction"...
By Caden 2022-04-20 09:01:37
You cow you go. you pig? sorry, this is a movie
For some reason, the protagonists of Matt Damon's early films seem to have been carved out of a mold. Soul Catcher, and the King of Gamblers I watched today. Two movies must be 90% similar (well, yes, I calculated it with cosine similarity, smirk by hand)
But why does this movie feel more intimate?
In fact, the fame of Good Will Hunter should be bigger than this movie. It is about a normal guy who suddenly finds that he can solve the world's problems in mathematics, and with the...
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By Adam 2022-04-24 07:01:05
The cast is good, but the film is average. Edward's defiant image in the film makes me feel so...
By Grayce 2022-04-24 07:01:05
I have been waiting for the explosion point, and then it has not appeared, but it is more reasonable not to appear. Norton is nasty enough, and Matt Damon has his blond moments. four...
By Alisa 2022-04-24 07:01:05
our destiny choose...
By Onie 2022-04-24 07:01:05
The ending seems to be the climax of the dream, but it is actually another starting point of the...
By Joannie 2022-04-24 07:01:05
The gambler's belief is firm, and the pursuit is never-ending. As Norton said: When I'm feeling down, what lifts me up? "A beats...
Mike McDermott: [Narrating, while in Teddy KGB's underground gambling parlor] he doesn't look like much but KGB is connected to all the way to the top of the Russian mob, he's the one guy you dont' want to fuck with. But if you're looking for high stakes, this is the only place in town, they all know me as a "small timer", but that's about to change.
Joey Knish: [to Mike, referring the stacks of poker chips hidden underneath Mike's hat, before lifting up the hat] you holding those for somebody?
Mike McDermott: [to Joey, smiling] yeah, I was holding it for you
Joey Knish: [amused, to Mike] you should be, because I hope you're not thinking of putting all that "glimmer" in play
Joey Knish: [to Mike, gently grabs his arm and tries to find an empty seat at another table] come here, you don't want to "butt onions" with these guys because they can chew you up, and take your whole bank roll
Mike McDermott: so, you say
Joey Knish: there's plenty easy games, we get outta here, get some coffee, ride over to that "soft seat" in Queens
Mike McDermott: I know what I'm doing
Joey Knish: making a run at, aren't you? Rolling up a stake and going to Vegas, am I right?
Mike McDermott: I can beat the game
Joey Knish: [to Mike eventually he looks up and gives Joey a serious look] maybe, maybe this game can be beat, but you know you can beat the ten twenty at the Chesterfield, and high low game at 79th street, ok I understand
Worm: [to Mike before he drives off after Worm was caught base dealing, and they were both beaten and thrown out of the sheriffs game] See ya when I see ya, atleast you're "rounding" again right? You're gona thank me for that some day.