Director: Gil Cates Jr. PG min Drama, Romance, Sport. A hotshot poker player tries to win a tournament in Vegas, but is fighting a losing battle with his personal problems.

Not Rated min Documentary. A documentary focusing on why one of America's oldest games has had a renaissance in the past few years and why, for so many, poker is the way to chase the American Dream.

Votes: R min Biography, Drama. The story of poker legend Stuey Ungar. A gambler by the age of 10, Ungar won millions playing card games.

The filming format, based on numerous interesting interviews, fills the movie with sincerity and makes it more exciting.

People narrate about the game and its intricacies from personal experience. Among other things, the film raises issues of importance and correctness of bluffing, as well as how to read opponents, how to figure out who is strong or weak; questions about mathematics and psychology of poker.

Successful poker players try to answer the questions using their personal experience. A famous actor Matt Damon has also starred in this film.

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Gary Goldstein. Amusing and informative and hyperbolic as it is, "All In: The Poker Movie" is a documentary whose intended audience is unclear.

Kyle Smith. So padded with cheerleading that it doesn't have time for a serious exploration of poker's place in the broader culture or the consequences of its rapid rise and global reach.

There might be some symbolism in this movie. The ending scene is especially memorable for being true to the poker experience despite being crazy unrealistic.

Synopsis : Bill Denny hates his job and likes poker. Poker culture glamorizes degen life, and you can see why—it looks crazy fun!

But is it what you want? Can you handle that lifestyle? Deep down, what do you want to be? California Split asks all these questions and places no judgement on the answers.

But it also shows that such a lifestyle requires a lot of energy to maintain. It can become a nightmare with no escape!

Underground poker took everything from Luna, but she still needs poker. Rather, she tries to rationalize herself out of it. Self T. Self Alfonse D'amato Self as Sen.

Al D'Amato John Dahl Self Nolan Dalla Self Matt Damon Self Frank Deford Self Eric Drache Self Annie Duke Self Antonio Esfandiari Edit Storyline A documentary focusing on why one of America's oldest games has had a renaissance in the past few years and why, for so many, poker is the way to chase the American Dream.

Genres: Documentary. Certificate: Not Rated. Edit Did You Know? Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report this.

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