Maybe the acting is a little rude, maybe the directing is a little anonymous, maybe there's a little too much "Leaving Las Vegas" influence on the story (which maybe is not the worst thing you can say about the script). But, if only all the (many) films about gambling had been so honest about the abysses of horrors where gamblers live every second of their lives, then maybe people would have a more realistic, less charming idea of them.
The story is so honest about the losing that I really think the writer talks about personal experience. I do.
The story is so honest about the losing that I really think the writer talks about personal experience. I do.