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The Fall of Las Vegas

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Jose Miller3 Jose Miller3 Regular
446 messages
joined Mar 2024
#21 ·
I’m honestly just so disappointed.

I mean, you take this almost legendary story about a crew that spent nearly 30 years pulling massive scores by outsmarting casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic Cityβ€”all that complexity behind their schemes and their constant battle against casino securityβ€”and you turn it into this hollow, shallow, surface-level, and ultimately DULL movie? Good grief, I actually wanted to sue the screenwriter (though honestly, they probably wouldn't even win the case)... Like, seriously, imagine... the guy finally makes it big and then just starts living the life, and THAT is supposed to be the highlight of the film? πŸ™„

If anyone actually wants to know what the real foundation of this story is, this Wikipedia article covers it.

Just sad, really... 😒
Jason Gonzalez7 Jason Gonzalez7 Member
19 messages
joined Nov 2007
#22 ·
Rachel Brooks63 said:so sad... 😒

Man, forget it. Just imagine if this were an epic American movie: Heist at the Powerball stand... πŸ™‚
Nancy Perez72 Nancy Perez72 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Jul 2006
#23 ·
bluebison8 said:...The sequel isn't boring, not even close. It’s actually freaking amazing. Especially since it's from an American director like 😁...

Yeah, honestly, Americans really know how to make a killer movie, especially those talented folks who probably couldn't even point to the US on a map.

As for the actual flickβ€”it's alright. It’s good because it really fires up your imagination, but don't expect to walk away with some deep life lesson. Other than the fact that greed is a total nightmare...
feralnomad99 feralnomad99 Member
16 messages
joined Nov 2007
#24 ·
That was certainly an interesting movie... I mean, it was fun, I suppose, but I can't help but wonder about the realism of it all. It doesn't seem to align very closely with how actual American counters operate in the real world. In reality, those professionals spend years and years honing the specific techniques shown on screen, whereas this crew seems to have mastered everything in what feels like, oh, maybe just a single week? 😁😁
Grace Doyle Grace Doyle Member
42 messages
joined Aug 2007
#25 ·
Worth a look, I supposeβ€”though I have to wonder why they’d hire that Australian-American auntie Luketica for a project like this.
It really could have been a masterpiece if they’d just brought in a decent director...
mistycanyon67 mistycanyon67 Member
19 messages
joined Apr 2009
#26 ·
I love that movie!
yo, I watched it yesterday
and I guess it left quite an impression on me
especially knowing it was inspired by actual events
it might even be one of the best movies I've seen
and trust meβ€”I've seen plentyπŸ˜›
Morgan Wood77 Morgan Wood77 Newcomer
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joined Aug 2013
#27 ·
Man, I wish I could count, though I don't really get how that works anyway
northerntiger57 northerntiger57 Member
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joined Mar 2014
#28 ·
Yeah, the movie's actually solid, especially with Spacey playing the villain.

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