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Absolutely. A little gem thats for sure. Matt Damon. Edward Norton headline.

Poker exploded in popularity following the release of Rounders in the late 90s.

Then in 2003 a 27-year old accountant outlasted many pros to win the World Series of Poker Main Event for $2.5 million proving even "Average Joes" could win millions playing this great game.
 
Rounders is a great flick. The movie depicts the seedy underground world of high stakes poker in the 1990s in New York City. Edward Norton and Matt Damon are two of my favourite actors.
I think Ed Norton has been somewhat underrated. He plays a good part in this movie, and several others I’ve seen. Always some sort of quirky character.
 
An Ed Norton - scene in Birdman with Michael Keaton. In this scene - they are live on stage - and Norton notices that Keaton ( director of the play plus main actor)has replaced his gin in the scene with water... and Norton has a go at Keaton and the audience when he got out of character - he broke the 4th wall. Thank you UTT - this is for you brother!!!

 
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"Rounders" is one of those films that really sticks with you, isn't it? Matt Damon and Edward Norton brought so much depth to their characters, and the story just pulls you in from the get-go. It's like a masterclass in suspense and drama.
I remember the first time I watched it, I was completely hooked. The way they portrayed the underground poker scene in New York City was so gritty and authentic. It's definitely a little gem of a film.
And hey, if you're in the mood for more movie magic, you should check out movies.out now.
 
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I'll raise you this accidental Coppola masterpiece:

 

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