[_GUN_]

so there's a poker movie in the works with Burt Reynolds as an ex-gambler who mentors a younger player...

wow, that's a winning formula (sarcasm)...

I seriously had no idea Burt Reynolds still did anything. I wish Tom Sellack was in this movie, but that might be more mustache action than the MPAA would allow.

http://www.pokernews.com/news/2006/4...oker-movie.htm

[bigjohn]

Originally Posted by _GUN_

so there's a poker movie in the works with Burt Reynolds as an ex-gambler who mentors a younger player...

wow, that's a winning formula (sarcasm)...

I seriously had no idea Burt Reynolds still did anything. I wish Tom Sellack was in this movie, but that might be more mustache action than the MPAA would allow.

http://www.pokernews.com/news/2006/4...oker-movie.htm

Burt Reynolds Is in charge of making all the Man Laws... (A huge responsibility which im sure consumes most of his spare time....) ;p

[EuroPokerChips]

According to Yahoo movies, Deal was on 50 screens and only did..... get ready....

$35,000.

I bet the food on the set during filming cost 3x that.

That is a whopping $700 per screen (ouch!). $23 of it was mine and a friend of mine's dough. I won't spoil any of the plot (if anyone cares) and I don't have enough time right now to post a review, but at the Friday night showing last week in Long Beach, CA, there were 5 people in the theater when I went. The last movie i saw that had this few people was Lucky You, and before that, City Slickers 2.

[guinness]

Originally Posted by EuroPokerChips

The last movie i saw that had this few people was Lucky You, and before that, City Slickers 2.

Wow you actually attended those? Did you attend Caddyshack 2 and Ishtar as well?

You don't have to give a review, but at least convey one sentence about it...worth a rental? Worth an illegal download?