 Bugsy
Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel is one of the most famous
gangsters and is credited for beginning Las Vegas by building
the Flamingo which still stand at this time . Starring Warren
Beatty, Annette Bening, and Harvey Keitel. |
 Casino
Casino show how the mob had control of Las Vegas and eventually
lost it through out the 70's. Starring Robert DeNiro, Sharon
Stone, and Joe Pesci. |
 The
Gambler
James Caan plays a professor who is a degenerate gambler.
He winds up so deeply in debt that he is coerced into convincing
a college player to participate in a point-shaving scheme. |
 Honeymoon
In Vegas
Jack loses his fiancé to a gangster in a card game, and
then needs to scramble to win her back. Starring Nicolas Cage,
James Caan and Sarah Jessica Parker |
 The
Hustler
Dingy pool hall atmosphere is vividly executed in this outstanding
film. Paul Newman is terrific as a disenchanted drifter and
pool hustler who challenges the legendary Minnesota Fats. (Jackie
Gleason}. |
 Let
It Ride
Let It Ride is about a compulsive gambler who finally hits a
winning streak at a Florida racetrack. Richard Dreyfuss is very
entertaining , and so is everyone else. |
 Rain
Man
Charlie Babbitt is a struggling businessman who is reunited
with his autistic brother Raymond, who has the ability to count
cards. Charlie takes his bother to Las Vegas with plans of winning. |
 Rounders
Mike McDermotta is a master card player who trades in playing
poker for law school and a new life. But when his best friend
is released from jail, Mike must help his friend pay off a debt
while trying to stay clean. |
 The
Sting
Winner of seven Oscars, including Best Picture, Director, and
Screenplay, this film features Paul Newman and Robert Redford
as two small time Chicago con men trying to put "the sting"
on a high-roller from NYC. |
 Vegas
Vacation
The Griswold's are on vacation in Las Vegas. And of course,
this vacation quickly turns into the trip from hell. Clark loses
the family money, his wife is being chased by Wayne Newton,
his son Rusty is on a winning streak. |
