For some reason, i didn't really like the movie. Because there was little about the poker itself. I like 2 very old films more:
1.) "Cincinnati Kid"
2.) "A Big Hand for the Little Lady"
I believe a few members rate 'Molly's Game' as the best poker related movie ever- it has been discussed before but bears mentioning again.
I think many poker movies whilst entertaining are often too contrived and this would range from Bond movies to Rounders. I noted before I had the 10th anniversary edition of Rounders on my computer for some years but then deleted it. It's an entertaining rip the first time or two you watch it but then it does not hold up - the poker scenes and plot lines are somewhat ridiculous and even the acting looks hammy after a few screenings.
If you want to watch something cool about poker then one Finnish member of Cards Chat, Hutzpaf, linked through to a Finnish documentary series (English subtitles) largely based around Patrik Antonius. It called Last Call and has four episodes. It was truly excellent and several members watched the entire series and raved about it. There is a second series scheduled for the fall.
Here is the second episode which features Patrik Antonius and is a deeper dive into Patrik Antonius life, his beginnings and then success in poker than you have seen anywhere else.
does this movie help improve your poker game or understanding of pokerHello community just passing to share with you a poker movie that I watched I few days ago.
Molly's Game is a 2017 American biographical crime drama film
It focuses on the life of Molly Bloom, a world-class skier who became a millionaire before the age of 21. After missing the Olympics, Molly moved to live in Los Angeles, where she even worked as a waitress. Thanks to her intelligence and entrepreneurial skills, the young woman ended up earning millions of dollars in the world of poker before the FBI investigated her.
does this movie help improve your poker game or understanding of poker
Thoroughly enjoyed molly's game a couple years ago!Hello community just passing to share with you a poker movie that I watched I few days ago.
Molly's Game is a 2017 American biographical crime drama film
It focuses on the life of Molly Bloom, a world-class skier who became a millionaire before the age of 21. After missing the Olympics, Molly moved to live in Los Angeles, where she even worked as a waitress. Thanks to her intelligence and entrepreneurial skills, the young woman ended up earning millions of dollars in the world of poker before the FBI investigated her.
Thanks for share man. it's very interesting. I watched the trailer. I'll find the whole documentary.Thoroughly enjoyed molly's game a couple years ago!
Another good one but a documentary is pokerbrain which is really interesting, if you are ok with watching a documentary.
Here is a trailer for it Pokerbrain Documentary
If that youtube link doesn't work in your region you can search youtube for
Poker Brain | TRAILER [HD] | MagellanTV
Hello, I saw this movie Pokerfaces (1998), the best poker movie, exciting content. I could watch it several times. it's amazing that they play for a living day and night. great movie. the guy risks quite a lot in it. I recommend every poker player to watch it at least once!
I can't find a related address. Pokerfaces (1998). Do you have a trailer or link with movie information, or where can you find it?
Oh yes. I'm allready watched. But the name is 'Rounders' not 'Pokerfaces' I thought it was different movie. thanks anyway. 🤘Hi, I'm sorry. I only saw it in English. https://videa.hu/videok/film-animacio/pokerarcok-krimi-0hK3TyP9JhoeBQx6
Rounders (1998) try to search in your own language.
Off course not.does this movie help improve your poker game or understanding of poker
They are both excellent movies, with some of the most recognizable leading and character actors of that era. A Big Hand For The Little Lady is my favorite of the two because I love those movies where someone gets vengeance by fleecing the person who wronged them.For some reason, i didn't really like the movie. Because there was little about the poker itself. I like 2 very old films more:
1.) "Cincinnati Kid"
2.) "A Big Hand for the Little Lady"