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The allure of gambling and poker movies lies in the inherent tension of risk-taking. Watching someone play it safe isn’t nearly as gripping as witnessing a person stake their well-being on the elusive, often irrational dream of hitting it big. In many respects, these gamblers are akin to seasoned detectives embarking on one final case …

Discovering the culinary delights might not be your main priority when you’re touring Great Britain. However, the variety and excellence of British food can often catch you off guard. We’ve put together a list that bypasses the high-end dishes from London’s elite chefs and zeroes in on the classic fare you’ll come across in local …

“Man, Axel, your luck with the cards is just awful,” Axel Freed’s buddy says to him, trying to offer some comfort. They’re hanging out in a kitchen within a New York flat, with the early morning light creeping in through a haze of smoke. Axel himself can’t believe his luck, either. His string of terrible …

The promotional artwork for “Mississippi Grind” could easily be mistaken for a celebration of its 40th year; it’s reminiscent of an undiscovered classic from the mid-70s—a time that gave us cinematic treasures like “Nashville,” “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” and “Shampoo.” The creators of this film could have effortlessly transported it back to that …

It’s often said that diamonds are a woman’s closest ally, but honestly, who doesn’t appreciate a little dazzle? Imagine that twinkle encircling your wrist. In our comprehensive guide, we’re going to dive into the elite world of diamond watches for men, selecting an array of essential styles from renowned watchmakers. Plus, we’ll introduce you to …

Molly Bloom is a force to be reckoned with. She dazzles and shines, taking charge of any space she occupies—until the moment she doesn’t. But even in those instances, her words never fail her. She’s got a gift for gab that outpaces most, always ready with a response that’s sharper and more inventive than what …

Dive into the 2003 cinematic portrayal titled “High Roller: The Stu Ungar Story,” a captivating narrative that chronicles the life of Stuart Errol “Stu” Ungar. Recognized as an unparalleled master in the realms of Texas Hold’Em and gin rummy, Stu’s journey is brought to life on screen. Michael Imperioli takes center stage in this biopic, …

Douglas Tirola’s documentary, “All In The Poker Movie,” exudes a casual charm that challenges the idea that documentaries need a tight structure to make their points effectively. This film is delightfully scattered, bouncing from one interview to another with a carefree spontaneity. It introduces topics that might be left dangling, only to circle back unexpectedly, …

Ever wonder what became of Eric Bana? Back in 2000, his role as the infamous Brandon “Chopper” Read in the film “Chopper” marked a remarkable shift from his days as a comedian and impersonator to a serious actor. His portrayal was nothing short of impressive, embodying a character that was both intimidating and complex. He …

“Deal” is a film that dives into the thrilling realm of high-stakes poker, where every play could determine one’s wealth and fame. Launched in 2008 and directed by Gil Cates Jr., the movie tries to capture the excitement of the poker boom that swept through the mid-2000s, achieving varying degrees of success. At the heart …

So here’s the odd part: the movie isn’t exactly top-notch. The conversations feel awkward, and the characters are so dull they might as well be made of cardboard – it’s a challenge to even figure out who’s supposed to be the villain. This confusion means that in moments where we’re meant to shift our sympathies, …