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  • Deal
  • Opened April 25, 2008 | Runtime:1 hr 26 min
  • PG-13
    language, sexual content and brief drug use
  • Tommy Vinson (Burt Reynolds), a former card shark, gave up poker years ago when his wife threatened to leave him. Tommy finds a way to get back in the game when he meets Alex Stillman (Bret Harrison), an up-and-coming player who still has a lot to Read More
  • Cast: Burt Reynolds, Bret Harrison, Shannon Elizabeth, Charles Durning, Jennifer Tilly
  • Director: Gil Cates, Jr.
  • Genres: Art House/Foreign, Drama

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    DEAL

    by kcherry

    We found it entertaining. Certainly not an Academy Award movie, but it was entertaining and better than the critics indicated. Acting by the key young actor was not superb, but otherwise, we enjoyed it. Worth seeing/

  • Oh No!

    deal

    I though that the movie was horrible, the story line was just not good at all.

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    Shuffle Off to The Theater And See "DEAL":

    Flushed with anticipation, I went to an advance preview of ?DEAL?. Wanting to give you the straight dope about the film (in case I was ?carded? in any way), I carefully watched as BURT REYNOLDS (playing Tommy Vinson) gave a nicely restrained job portraying the coach ? mentor to talented 21-ish poker-player Alex Stillman (acted by BRET HARRISON). Burt uses some unexpected ?props? to help build Bret?s self-confidence and show him how to better ?read? his opponents. All the while, he has to deal with the royal pain of his wife Helen?s (MARIA MASON?s) objections to his returning to playing cards himself. Eventually, there?s the almost-inevitable ?showdown? between the teacher and his ?student?. It wasn?t unanticipated? but, it was surprisingly WELL-HANDLED overall. If you saw a report on the film, you might not expect it to ?work?-- but it DOES. So, while it's not great, since it?s effective and entertaining, I recommend you ?shuffle? off to the theater and enjoy it for what it is.

Deal Critic Reviews

No Avg. Critic Score 35 out of 100 Metascore ® based on all critic ratings.

Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.

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    Boston Globe | Wesley Morris

    Deal doesn't really care about the characters as much as it does the World...

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    L.A. Weekly |

    When you're working with clearly conventional material, it helps to attack it...

  • 50
    Chicago Reader | J.R. Jones

    The main pleasure of this high-stakes-poker drama is watching a septuagenarian...

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    ReelViews | James Berardinelli

    There's no compelling reason to see Deal. Everything it offers is familiar to...

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