Al Pacino,
Matthew McConaughey,
Rene Russo,
Jeremy Piven,
Armand Assante
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D.J. Caruso's Two for the Money stars Matthew McConaughey as Brandon Lang, a former college quarterback whose life plans changed when he suffered a career-ending injury. Brandon turns out to have rema... read more
Directed by: D.J. Caruso
Release Date: October 7, 2005
DVD Release Date: January 17, 2006
Stats: 1,963 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (1,963)
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October 16, 2011
The thing about a business that makes and sells picks to sports bettors is that, technically, it's not gambling... except for the fact that it is. What was good about this film was the recovered gambling addict (Pacino) and his wife, the poorly acted but more-or-less believable e... read more
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January 27, 2010fb733768972This movie sucks like a vacuum!
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November 28, 2008
Walter Abrams: "Stats are not enough, you need a voice! These are gamblers ready to risk what they can't afford for what they can't have, you're selling the world's rarest commodity: certainty, in an uncertain world."
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April 6, 2008
Al Pacino gives a powerhouse performance, he shows us once again why he's the best actor of his generation and never fails to deliver. Matthew McCounahgy is at the top of his game, showing off his movie star charisma and that he can stand with his veteran mentor. A real adrenilin... read more
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August 29, 2006
I wasn't expecting much from this film, aside from getting a look at what Pacino is up to. I have to say, he does not disappoint. The subject matter really is a problem for me, not being a hardcore sports gambling kind of guy.
McConaughey turns in a typically average perfo
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April 1, 2006
its a movie that involves you very quick with a very interesting theme and story.
it has a grat cast that made a great job specially and as usual from Al Pacino,
I like it and fully recommend it
Critic Reviews
The movie has a lot of built-in flash and is thus mildly entertaining, though the running time grinds it down. Full Review
Pacino is having a blast, and so might the viewer, at least until our scenery muncher finally gobbles all the foliage mid-way through the picture. Full Review
Big, loud, glossy and entertaining. Full Review
The movie makes a bet that the filmmakers can't cover. Full Review
The plot is predictable and Pacino is cast in a role he can play on autopilot. Full Review
If you're looking for a movie for a boys' night out, it's a winner. Full Review
Its rhythms belong to a sports film: game, game, hurdles, big game, biggest. And that, at least, you can bet on. Full Review
Falls somewhere on that aesthetic scale between mediocre and flat-out bad. Full Review
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