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Doris 2021-11-16 08:01:27
I also came to praise this piece.
So far, no movie with Edward Norton has disappointed me, even if he is the male number two-that will only make the male number one more stressful, and Matt Damon is no exception. However, I like the way that Matt Damon used the narration to string together the whole story. He speaks...
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Valentina 2021-11-16 08:01:27
Betting on the future, betting on life, betting on marriage, betting on character
The movie starring Mark Damon always seems to be accompanied by a life mentor, and naturally this life mentor changed the direction of the plot of the movie. Unlike the casino scene in Hong Kong movies, there is no exaggerated visual and auditory rendering.
The film uses a gentle and soothing...
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Milan 2022-03-28 09:01:02
2013/11/05 Although the film repeatedly emphasizes that poker is not a luck, it is a skill, it is an outplay, but the last game looks like a big bet, but the protagonist's card skills and psychology are more mature than the last time. Norton's role as a bad friend is very expressive, but in the end, there is no intention of turning back a prodigal son, so I think the theme of the film should be, don't make bad friends!
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Wendy 2022-04-20 09:01:37
Such a simple and tasteless plot, using two actor-level actors, those condensed acting skills are really a bit of a waste
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