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Even Money
Directed by
Mark Rydell
2008
1h 53m
R
Drama
,
Crime
5.8
24%
29%
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Gambling addiction bring the stories of three otherwise unconnected people together as it destroys each of their lives.
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Cast of Even Money
Kim Basinger
Carolyn Carver
Kelsey Grammer
Detective Brunner
Forest Whitaker
Clyde Snow
Nick Cannon
Godfrey Snow
Ray Liotta
Tom Carver
Jay Mohr
Augie
Danny DeVito
Walter
Tim Roth
Victor
Parisa Fitz-Henley
Caribbean Woman
Texas Battle
Darius Jackson
Charles Robinson
Coach Washington
Carson Brown
Nicole Carver
Carla Gugino
Veronica
Cassandra Hepburn
Claudia
Grant Sullivan
Murph
Shanelle Gray
Jill
Jamie Marsh
Writer in Coffee Shop
Philip Perlman
Retiree
Michael Eaves
Announcer
Suzanne Covington
Lady Winner
Adele Perlman
Female Retiree
Shaun T. Benjamin
Fed 1
Jonathan T. Floyd
Fed 2
Robert McEvilly
Blackjack Dealer #1
Warren Durso
Blackjack Player
Robb Skyler
Blackjack Dealer #2
Christopher Rydell
Fighter
Robert Peters
Monte Player
Ryan Rich
Monte Spectator #1
Rose Colasanti
Monte Spectator #2
Gloria Green
Slot Lady
Robert Miano
Pit Boss
Gabriel Cannon
Trainer
Larry Burnett
Sportscaster
Erin Batsford
Amy Boatwright
Card Dealer (uncredited)
Rita Branch
Sara Jones (uncredited)
Felicia Burton
Theresa
Victoria Chalaya
Bookstore Employee (uncredited)
Cassandra Eastwold
Sports Enthusiast (uncredited)
Lisa Gabriel
Card Dealer (uncredited)
Michelle Greathouse
Bookstore Employee (uncredited)
Laurianne Jameson
Casino Patron (uncredited)
Geoff Keith
Basketball Player (uncredited)
Laurie Lee
Basketball Game Fan (uncredited)
Isaiah Mustafa
Basketball Player (uncredited)
Nikita Ramsey
Crazy Fan (uncredited)
Even Money Reviews
New York Daily News
Jack Mathews
If you're looking for entertainment, save your 10 bucks for the lottery.
New York Post
Kyle Smith
Strong performances save this somewhat melodramatic film from sudsing up, at least until the end.
New York Times
Stephen Holden
So devoted to sustaining shock and awe that it doesn't bother to offer clues about the causes and treatment of gambling addiction.
Christian Science Monitor
Peter Rainer
Hot on the heels of Lucky You, we have another movie about gambling addiction, and it's even less successful.
Entertainment Weekly
Lisa Schwarzbaum
An overstructured, overacted indie drama.
Los Angeles Times
Ed Gonzalez
The story is scarcely grounded in the mechanics of real-world expression.
Slant Magazine
Nick Schager
Producer Bob Yari returns to the Crash well with Even Money and comes up with a turgid PSA about the dangers of gambling.
Arizona Republic
Kerry Lengel
Um, gambling's bad, mkay?
Maxim
Pete Hammond
The kind of strong, intelligent adult drama that was an endangered species in Hollywood until 'Crash'. Overall, it's a winning bet at the movies.
Ebert & Roeper
Richard Roeper
Just about everyone falls into a black hole of overwritten, overwrought melodrama in this convoluted disaster.
Observer
Rex Reed
Cleverly plotted, suspensefully structured, professionally acted and tightly written.
Village Voice
Michelle Orange
The problem with ensemble films, and this one in particular, is that they often flit instead of float between story arcs.
Variety
Robert Koehler
Tethered to the standard multicharacter drama conventions that can be seen most nights on ABC, Even Money hardly delves beneath the surface of its moralistic overview of the sins and ramifications of gambling addiction.
Hollywood Reporter
John DeFore
Shouldn't an overwrought drama about the life-shattering effects of gambling addiction make some effort, before delivering its moral, to show why people gamble in the first place?
Film Blather
Eugene Novikov
To co-opt gambling addiction, which has roots far more complex than 'what we're willing to put on the line,' into the service of such facile moralizing seems tasteless.
FilmStew.com
Brent Simon
Basinger screws up her face in angsty constipation, playing the slots... Like. She. Really. Means. It.
Los Angeles Daily News
Bob Strauss
Director Mark Rydell is often good at evoking the desperation and superstitious hope that's a big part of the gaming spirit. This is nothing new, either, but it's enough to keep the movie intriguing enough to watch.
TV Guide
Maitland McDonagh
This collection of cautionary anecdotes never adds up to much more than the sum of their obvious morals.
Reel.com
Timothy Knight
Robert Tannen's first-produced screenplay certainly doesn't lack for story -- or clichs, for that matter. Nor does Tannen skimp on trite, predictable plot twists, or well-worn, stock characters in his pedestrian script.
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