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2003·Action·1h 37m
7.0
What Jake Vig doesn't know just might get him killed. A sharp and polished grifter, Jake has just swindled thousands of dollars from the unsuspecting Lionel Dolby with the help of his crew. It becomes clear that Lionel wasn't just any mark, he was an accountant for eccentric crime boss Winston King. Jake and his crew will have to stay one step ahead of both the criminals and the cops to finally settle their debt.
Directed by James Foley
grifter
con
big con
con game

Cast

Edward Burns
Edward Burns
Jake Vig
Rachel Weisz
Rachel Weisz
Lily
Andy Garcia
Andy Garcia
Gunther Butan
Paul Giamatti
Paul Giamatti
Gordo
Morris Chestnut
Morris Chestnut
Travis
Dustin Hoffman
Dustin Hoffman
Winston King
Luis Guzmán
Luis Guzmán
Manzano
Donal Logue
Donal Logue
Whitworth
Brian Van Holt
Brian Van Holt
Miles
Franky G
Franky G
Lupus
Robert Forster
Robert Forster
Morgan Price
Leland Orser
Leland Orser
Lionel Dolby

Crew

James Foley
James Foley
Director
Christophe Beck
Christophe Beck
Original Music Composer
Stuart Levy
Stuart Levy
Editor
Eric Kopeloff
Eric Kopeloff
Executive Producer
Marco Mehlitz
Marco Mehlitz
Executive Producer
Joel C. High
Joel C. High
Music Supervisor
Chuck Borden
Chuck Borden
Stunt Coordinator
Eric Kopeloff
Eric Kopeloff
Unit Production Manager
Mike Massa
Mike Massa
Stunt Double
Sue Chan
Sue Chan
Assistant Art Director
Cole S. McKay
Cole S. McKay
Stunt Driver
Ray Siegle
Ray Siegle
Stunt Double

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holy fuck this is terrible. kinda had everything i hate in movies! disgusting men and just that awful 2000s vibe that i blame tarantino for. boring story that tries to be more than it is.. really bad and predictable twists. 

LITERALLY WOULD RATHER SHOVEL HORSE SHIT THAN WATCH THIS. it made me psychically hurt

id normally give this a star bc dustin hoffmans character and performance were pretty fuckin nuts 
and also the main guy looked like a temu ben affleck and that made me laugh but the production quality and how hard the director tried made me way too annoyed for that


FUN FACTS.. yeah so theres like a molestation scene in this and the director didnt tell the girl about it because he wanted her to be “genuinely uncomfortable” 

ya fuck this and i’m really confused how this has a 3.1 its easily one of the worst movies of all time
holy fuck this is terrible. kinda had everything i hate in movies! disgusting men and just that awful 2000s vibe that i blame tarantino for. boring story that tries to be more than it is.. really bad and predictable twists. 

LITERALLY WOULD RATHER SHOVEL HORSE SHIT THAN WATCH THIS. it made me psychically hurt

id normally give this a star bc dustin hoffmans character and performance were pretty fuckin nuts 
and also the main guy looked like a temu ben affleck and that made me laugh but the production quality and how hard the director tried made me way too annoyed for that


FUN FACTS.. yeah so theres like a molestation scene in this and the director didnt tell the girl about it because he wanted her to be “genuinely uncomfortable” 

ya fuck this and i’m really confused how this has a 3.1 its easily one of the worst movies of all time
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Vibemami
Vibemami
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was not expecting this hard of a needle drop my gawd
was not expecting this hard of a needle drop my gawd
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jamblo
jamblo
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Anyone else remember CBS tv’s ‘Crimetime after Primetime’ programming schedule? If you do, you’ll remember the visual aesthetic of those early 90s Canadian crime shows—all neon-lit and flat, matte walls, all the women in push-up bras, and all the men (the leading ones, anyway) with square jaws?
This movie ‘looks’ and feels like an episode of ‘Silk Stalkings’ (albeit shot on film as opposed to videotape) that was written by someone who really, really liked Stephen Frear’s film ‘The Grifters.’
Edward Burns really seems to be trying to emulate Ben Affleck (for some reason) and failing, while his supporting cast — get this, Rachel Weisz, Paul Giamatti, Andy Garcia, Dustin Hoffman, Luis Guzman, Donal Logue, and Robert Foster! — all fail to salvage the clunky dialogue, much of which consists of Burns ‘explaining’ the ongoing con in the hopes that the audience will be surprised. Trouble is, you’ve gone into the movie knowing it is about a con, so the script’s vagaries are expected.
And then, to salt the whole affair, it ends with a Coldplay song over the credits (to be fair, they couldn’t have know it would age poorly—but they should’ve known it was a bad song in the first place).
Anyone else remember CBS tv’s ‘Crimetime after Primetime’ programming schedule? If you do, you’ll remember the visual aesthetic of those early 90s Canadian crime shows—all neon-lit and flat, matte walls, all the women in push-up bras, and all the men (the leading ones, anyway) with square jaws?
This movie ‘looks’ and feels like an episode of ‘Silk Stalkings’ (albeit shot on film as opposed to videotape) that was written by someone who really, really liked Stephen Frear’s film ‘The Grifters.’
Edward Burns really seems to be trying to emulate Ben Affleck (for some reason) and failing, while his supporting cast — get this, Rachel Weisz, Paul Giamatti, Andy Garcia, Dustin Hoffman, Luis Guzman, Donal Logue, and Robert Foster! — all fail to salvage the clunky dialogue, much of which consists of Burns ‘explaining’ the ongoing con in the hopes that the audience will be surprised. Trouble is, you’ve gone into the movie knowing it is about a con, so the script’s vagaries are expected.
And then, to salt the whole affair, it ends with a Coldplay song over the credits (to be fair, they couldn’t have know it would age poorly—but they should’ve known it was a bad song in the first place).
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Moose
Moose
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Oh this wasn't very good. Boy Edward Burns is unlikeable
Oh this wasn't very good. Boy Edward Burns is unlikeable
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drea m
drea m
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