At that time, the film was directed at Matt Damon. This man is not tall and handsome. He was really good in "Bourne Bourne". Good Will Hunting seems to have gotten him an award. I really like him to play this kind of super smart role. It is the image of a man's dream. Of course, coupled with the invincible skills in "Bourne Bound", it is even more ideal. Matt Damon's plasticity is very strong, although the output is not too much, but basically it is still fine. I remember that he had a shy belly and an ugly beard. He played a natural liar in "The informant", but he could see different roles and personalities in similar expressions, which was really amazing.
Matt Damon and Edward Norton in Rounders were both impeccable, and of course KGB, who speaks English with a Russian accent, is also very good. I don't know if it was the time when the film was filmed or the time described was too rustic, or maybe the winter in New York was too gloomy, or maybe the characters were so slovenly and their clothes were ugly. Edward Norton's leather jacket sleeves are a tragedy, making his thin shoulders already visible in Fight Club more apparent.
I was deeply poisoned by the happy ending, so the ending surprised me a bit. Michael went to Las Vegas to pursue his dream, but the ending I can imagine is that he is dead on the street, gambling is like a drug addiction, and there is absolutely no way out. Perhaps this is what the screenwriter wants to say, and that is Michael's fate.
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