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There's nothing quite as thrilling as that moment when you wait for the final card to be dealt in a game of poker or watching for the ball to stop rolling in high-stakes roulette. There's something about the combination of excitement, anticipation, and the high stakes that make it impossible to turn away, even for spectators. Maybe this is why gambling films have become such a beloved and ubiquitous genre. Not unlike walking by a Las Vegas table where someone is on a hot streak, movies manage to translate the look, feel, and excitement of gambling to the big screen in a way that resonates with audiences. These are a few of the flicks that we feel do the best job of making you feel the felt.

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Rain Man

Rain Man isn't exactly a gambling movie, but there's no question that it's considered one of the greatest movies ever. It also happens to include a gambling scene. When Charlie (Tom Cruise) realizes that his brother is actually a human calculator, he exploits this rare trait to earn some money to get himself out of a jam. The ensuing casino sequence with the lovable Raymond (in a Best Actor-winning performance by Dustin Hoffman) is definitely, definitely, one of the best blackjack scenes and largely popularized the system of card-counting in popular culture. It also made people think that the practice is illegal, which it isn't.

The Hangover

Aping off of the classic aforementioned scene from Rain Man, The Hangover features its own great card-counting scene, and one of the best you'll find in a comedy. When the gang finds itself in dire need of scraping together extra cash, the socially awkward Alan (excellently played by Zach Galifianakis) reveals that he has read a book on card counting and can help the Wolfpack get rich quick. What follows is Galafianakis going full savant as various math equations encircle his head while he racks up the chips. Is there 4 of a kind in texas holdem. It might be more of a buddy-adventure comedy than a casino movie, but The Hangover still cashes in with one of the best gambling scenes in recent memory.

Casino Royale

Few franchises can sell exotic locations and high-stakes adventure quite like James Bond, and no Bond film did it quite as well as Casino Royale. The Texas Hold ‘Em game between the world's wealthiest and shadiest is one of the best ever put to film; it's no wonder, then, that it's ranked as the second-best gambling movie of all time. Casino Royale marked the beginning of the Daniel Craig era of the franchise and what arguably might be the best string of films since the original Connery flicks of the 1960s.

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The Color of Money

We know that this is the second time Tom Cruise has been included in this list, but this scene from the sequel to the classic pool hall flick, The Hustler, was just begging to be included. When Tom Cruise pulls out the casing holding his pool cue, a curious man asks what it's in the case, to which Cruise simply responds, 'Doom.' It might be the toughest thing we've ever heard about a pool stick and it resonated enough with audiences that it went on to inspire the title of the influential first-person-shooter of the same name.

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It's been 25 years since 'Casino,' which is based on Nicholas Pileggi's novel 'Casino: Love and Honor in Las Vegas,' opened in theaters on Nov. 22, 1995. The Martin Scorsese-directed film starring Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone and Joe Pesci is one of the lauded director's most celebrated to date. Petersons key west poker run 2020. The 1995 gangster epic tells the tale of the Mafia's convoluted relationship with Las Vegas and hits on themes of power, scandal and romance. Sharon was nominated for a best actress Academy Award for her performance. In honor of its big anniversary, Wonderwall.com is taking a look back at more of the best movies set in Las Vegas..

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About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. So, in honor of Alan and his enduring appeal, here are 14 of the dumbest things he said in the first Hangover movie. 'I've found a baby before.' 'Plus, it's not a man purse.

Rain Man

Rain Man isn't exactly a gambling movie, but there's no question that it's considered one of the greatest movies ever. It also happens to include a gambling scene. When Charlie (Tom Cruise) realizes that his brother is actually a human calculator, he exploits this rare trait to earn some money to get himself out of a jam. The ensuing casino sequence with the lovable Raymond (in a Best Actor-winning performance by Dustin Hoffman) is definitely, definitely, one of the best blackjack scenes and largely popularized the system of card-counting in popular culture. It also made people think that the practice is illegal, which it isn't.

The Hangover

Aping off of the classic aforementioned scene from Rain Man, The Hangover features its own great card-counting scene, and one of the best you'll find in a comedy. When the gang finds itself in dire need of scraping together extra cash, the socially awkward Alan (excellently played by Zach Galifianakis) reveals that he has read a book on card counting and can help the Wolfpack get rich quick. What follows is Galafianakis going full savant as various math equations encircle his head while he racks up the chips. Is there 4 of a kind in texas holdem. It might be more of a buddy-adventure comedy than a casino movie, but The Hangover still cashes in with one of the best gambling scenes in recent memory.

Casino Royale

Few franchises can sell exotic locations and high-stakes adventure quite like James Bond, and no Bond film did it quite as well as Casino Royale. The Texas Hold ‘Em game between the world's wealthiest and shadiest is one of the best ever put to film; it's no wonder, then, that it's ranked as the second-best gambling movie of all time. Casino Royale marked the beginning of the Daniel Craig era of the franchise and what arguably might be the best string of films since the original Connery flicks of the 1960s.

Hangover Casino Scene

The Color of Money

We know that this is the second time Tom Cruise has been included in this list, but this scene from the sequel to the classic pool hall flick, The Hustler, was just begging to be included. When Tom Cruise pulls out the casing holding his pool cue, a curious man asks what it's in the case, to which Cruise simply responds, 'Doom.' It might be the toughest thing we've ever heard about a pool stick and it resonated enough with audiences that it went on to inspire the title of the influential first-person-shooter of the same name.

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It's been 25 years since 'Casino,' which is based on Nicholas Pileggi's novel 'Casino: Love and Honor in Las Vegas,' opened in theaters on Nov. 22, 1995. The Martin Scorsese-directed film starring Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone and Joe Pesci is one of the lauded director's most celebrated to date. Petersons key west poker run 2020. The 1995 gangster epic tells the tale of the Mafia's convoluted relationship with Las Vegas and hits on themes of power, scandal and romance. Sharon was nominated for a best actress Academy Award for her performance. In honor of its big anniversary, Wonderwall.com is taking a look back at more of the best movies set in Las Vegas..

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