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All In: The Poker Movie

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Filmmaker Douglas Tirola examines the growing popularity of poker, and the crackdown on online gambling.
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Gary Goldstein Los Angeles Times 04/12/2012
3/5
[An] energetic, if overly worshipful documentary. Go to Full Review
Kyle Smith New York Post 03/23/2012
2/4
Amusing and informative (and hyperbolic) as it is, "All In: The Poker Movie" is a documentary whose intended audience is unclear. Go to Full Review
Neil Genzlinger New York Times 03/22/2012
2/5
So padded with cheerleading that it doesn't have time for a serious exploration of poker's place in the broader culture or the consequences of its rapid rise and global reach. Go to Full Review
Frank Lovece Film Journal International 03/22/2012
Engrossing documentary on the multi-billion-dollar poker industry gets a little too rhapsodic about the game as a metaphor for life and slips into advocacy for online poker, all while offering a revealing, wide-ranging look at a subculture. Go to Full Review
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10/15/2016 "All In: The Poker Movie" doesn't contain any earth-shattering revelations or plot twists. Still, this documentary captures the history of poker tournaments and its unexpected renaissance at the turn of the millennium. Poker may seem like a pretty dry subject for a documentary (and especially for weekly tv coverage), but those who play Texas Hold 'Em understand how gripping it can be to watch one person strategically put so much money on the line. This film includes interviews with most of poker's major players including Phil Hellmuth, Daniel Negreanu, Annie Duke, Chris Ferguson, and an extensive look at the unlikely path of Chris Moneymaker. Matt Damon also weighs in since his film "Rounders" had a profound impact on so many beginning poker players in the nineties. The driving force of the film comes from the testimonials of these poker stars and their opinions will speak strongly to players of the game who have religiously watched the World Poker Tour and the World Series of Poker; however, the general public's lack of familiarity with these players may leave some viewers feeling overwhelmed with unknown names. "All In: The Poker Movie" will likely resonate better with poker players but it serves as a great jumping off-point for anybody who is curious about society's obsession with a centuries-old card game. See more 04/18/2015 like all documentaries it's only as good as your interest in the subject material. and i love poker See more 09/21/2014 I really loved this documentary it appeals to poker fans a terrific documentary just very interesting a phenomenal documentary Grade A See more 02/16/2014 A great documentary about the renaissance of poker the documentary shows you the history of poker when it first began to professional poker players playing poker online overall very good documentary B+ See more brian v @bonvivant63 01/04/2013 Maybe it would be different if I was an avid poker player...or played poker a all. I just felt like it wasn't a very well made documentary. See more 09/17/2012 I wonder if Chris Moneymaker is broke yet. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Filmmaker Douglas Tirola examines the growing popularity of poker, and the crackdown on online gambling.
Director
Douglas Tirola
Producer
Susan Bedusa, Robert Greene, Douglas Tirola
Distributor
4th Row Films
Production Co
4th Row Films
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Mar 23, 2012, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Oct 22, 2012
Runtime
1h 40m
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