The Fall of Las Vegas
Started by analogviper132 · · π 5 views · 27 replies
#2 ·
I actually really liked π. It was pretty gripping, tense, and the acting and directing were solid. It gets a little predictable toward the end, I guess, but that didn't really kill the tension or how much I was sucked into the story. Just totally awesome π. My one tiny gripe: that voice-over really got on my nerves. I usually love them, but the lead actor's voice in that narration just rubbed me the wrong way... maybe it felt a bit too... pretentious? Whatever, it's a small thing. Overall, though, I walked out of the theater smiling and just saying, "Man, that was great!" π
#3 ·
Iβm genuinely curious about this movie. Itβs not like Iβm particularly fired up about poker or anything, but the premise itself caught my eyeβespecially since it's based on a true story. If enough people chime in with positive reviews, I might just give it a watch. π
#5 ·
Honestly, it just didn't do it for me. A few parts felt off, though maybe thatβs just my problem π¬... It was pretty predictable and hit way too many clichΓ©s. I don't know, I was expecting something a bit more substantial...
#8 ·
Anthony Bailey said:Kevin Spacey = boring movie
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What a load of garbage... "A mother never fails once, let alone twice"... what kind of nonsense is that?
:asshole:
#9 ·
Anthony Bailey said:Kevin Spaceyβso we're looking at a boring movie then.
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over at JBT
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#10 ·
First off, itβs not about poker; itβs about luck. Second, calling this movie boring is just wrongβit isn't even close. In fact, itβs absolutely stellar. Especially considering it comes from an American director like π
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I hope he enjoys a long career and keeps us entertained with more films like this (and by that, I mean actually good, entertaining movies).
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I hope he enjoys a long career and keeps us entertained with more films like this (and by that, I mean actually good, entertaining movies).
#12 ·
redowl90 said:It isn't written here. It isn't written here. It isn't written here. It isn't even...
ruggedfox28 said:Such a garbage statementβmother wouldn't do it once, let alone twice..
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Kevin Allen10 said:at J&B
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Patrick Smith44 said:WOW π
User CFπ has been issued a warning for typical trolling behavior; please focus on the movie moving forward and ignore any provocative outbursts.
Thanks in advance. π
#13 ·
I can't wait to check this one out. Itβs sitting at a 7.0 on IMDb, which makes me wonder if the subject matter just doesn't grab people the way it should.π€· (to meπ)
#14 ·
George Evans26 said:I can't wait to see it. It only has a 7.0 on IMDb, so maybe the subject matter just doesn't grab people like it does me.π€· (for meπ)
A 7.0 is actually a pretty solid rating on IMDb..
#15 ·
David Price5 said:A 7 on IMDb is actually a pretty solid score...
Not really. β
A 7.0 just means the movie is okay, but it could definitely be way better. To me, truly great movies start once you hit that 8.0 mark...
#16 ·
I find it hard to trust movie ratings released within just a couple of years. You really need to wait for that two-year mark to see the true consensus. Itβs also always useful to look at how specific demographics, like age or gender, influenced the vote...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0478087/ratings
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0478087/ratings
#17 ·
David Price5 said:You can't trust movie ratings from just the first couple of years. It takes about two years to see what the real consensus is... plus, you always gotta check how different age groups and genders voted...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0478087/ratings
Two years is a pretty solid window. π
And you're totally right about checking demographics. Thatβs always a smart move. Looking at this one, it seems like women across all ages liked it even more than men did. π
Pretty interesting... π
#18 ·
slyeagle13 said:Two years is quite a long time. π
On the contrary. Fanbases, especially teenagers, tend to flood everything with high ratings right at the start. It takes quite a while before the hype dies down and people actually move on. Once that settles, you finally get some honest voting without all the noise.
You were absolutely right about voting by age and gender. That is a factor we should always consider. Take this movie, for instance; it clearly resonates much more with women than men across all age groups.
I find this quite strange as well. Was there some sort of handsome guy involved that caused the female members to boost his rating?
#19 ·
I suspect they found those girls' lifestyle in the movie far more appealing than the men's way of life. Go figure...
#20 ·
So, I just finished this movie and honestly, I'm kind of obsessed. Since I couldn't find a single thread about it anywhere, I figured I'd just start one myself. Itβs about this brilliant college kid who basically uses his wits to hustle enough cash to scrape by at Howard... and yeah, you probably recognize the faceβKevin Spacey plays his professor. Anyway, what did you guys think? π
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