After finding a wallet in the street tepper calls the owner in order to return it. After making the call he discovers that the lottery ticket inside is a $6 million winner. To add to things his friends are on their way over for their weekly poker night & the groups tradition is to bet their lottery ticket.
Uma Aposta Milionária, Bloody Numbers – Alles auf eine Karte, Petite arnaque entre amis, Última jugada, פרס למוצא, 파인더스 피, 血腥数字
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This film shook me!!!
So I got a message my guy Brad telling me to watch this and it was sick. Full of tension, great cast, story and overall left you with an overall question on what you would do. I’m so glad I watched this, yeh this wasn’t anything massively spectacular but I really enjoyed it.
I’m glad I made a video on tiktok what blew up just because this film needs more people to see it!!!
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I can't believe I almost forgot to log this in anticipation of the Survivor 44 finale!
I've had terrible anxiety since last night. Midnight melancholy, as I like to call it when it strikes then. Somehow I think that the new medication that I'm on is actually giving me more anxiety - that's not the way it's supposed to work, surely. At least watching something that entertains me (e.g., Sexy Beast) can provide a distraction; I may not be able to feel my fingers at the moment, aside from the occasional shooting pain, but my heart and brain can still feel enough to root for the Tika 3.
Fingers (once I get normal sensation back) crossed for either Carolyn or Yam Yam to win. It wouldn't have been an absolute banger season like the episode title claims, otherwise.
(Warning: spoilers ahead for Survivor 43, up to the penultimate episode.)
It's time once more to talk Survivor on the eve of the latest season finale! I'll probably never stop logging Finder's Fee for this purpose - not that I don't think there's possible entertainment value in Jeff Probst's other directorial effort, the queer teen drama about scoliosis and several disturbing relationships, but let's just say I have my doubts based on, you know, every single review I've ever seen.
Getting back to the show: I'm proud to say that my winner pick since the very beginning, Jesse, is still in the running, so fingers crossed that he makes it all the way to the end; after spearheading Cody's exit,…
“The rule is, you don’t look…”
Four friends meet in an apartment on a rainy New York night to play their weekly game of poker.
The entry fee? One lotto ticket each.
The rules? No one checks the numbers until after the pot is won.
The problem? One of the four men has the winning lotto ticket, but it’s not his. He found the winning ticket in a lost wallet, and when the owner of the wallet (and winning lotto ticket) shows up to collect whats his, a game of deception unfolds that threatens the bonds between everyone at the table.
This movie is far from perfect. Its essentially one implausible event after another with some of the worst poker…
(Warning: spoilers ahead for Survivor 41, up to the most recent [ninth] episode.)
I've done it, I've found quite possibly the five most unsettling words in the auteur lexicon: A Film by Jeff Probst.
Yes, that's right, folks. Survivor's longtime host directed and co-wrote Finder's Fee, a drama that premiered at the Method Fest Independent Film Festival in June 2001; for historical context, that was between the broadcast of the Survivor: The Australian Outback (season two) finale and the start of filming Survivor: Africa. I don't know if Probst envisioned himself as a budding cinematic genius or if he wanted this film to be René Clair's Le Million reimagined as a one-room play - Erik Palladino finds a wallet with…
i fucking loved this film that was so tense
i did NOT expect that ending like i felt there was something off but that went away after a while oh my god who was that guy
(Warning: spoilers ahead for the most recent episode of Survivor 42.)
Next Wednesday will be the finale for the latest season of Survivor, so what better place than here to share some assorted musings on what has transpired (and what may occur next week) than by re-logging Jeff Probst’s indelible and undeniable contribution to American cinema? (If you really need to read my previous review, it’s here. Please note that I have no plans to rewatch it in the immediate future, despite the much appreciated presence of Robert Forster.)
As someone who, as of last week, has been proud to own the incredible emu shirt that Omar wore throughout his run on S42, it did pain me to see him…
A 100 minute movie about poker in which a singular game of Last Man Standing (a 5 minute game) is played after 60 minutes of fucking around. The “twist” left me brain dead. Directed by the host of Survivor
Very solid debut from up and comer Jeff Probst. Excited to see what he does next!
Ryan Reynolds, Matthew Lillard, James Earl Jones, and briefly Robert Forester all in a movie written and directed by none other than Jeff Probst!!! I'd seen this on vhs some years back now but only really remembered the basic set-up which is I think is pretty good but it's never a good sign when I can't remember too much of a movie i've previously sat thru so it made me happy to see that tho the film's got some third act problems, I didn't think it was enough to kill the film entirely for me tho your mileage may vary, but i thought this was fairly solidly made.
Erik Palladino (from the late 90s/early 00s era of ER) is expecting…
