the basis for this dynamic docudrama is the true story of one of the most extraordinary card players ever. stuey is a tight and cohesive biopic of a true poker ace whose life is a one way trip down the highway to hell with few detours. this dramatic feature stands wide apart from other films about poker. it represents a rare and earnest attempt to bring to the silver screen a true story of ultimate gambling compulsion. the complete obsession that annihilates any proximity of spirituality and nullifies any chance of redemption. this is the least likely movie a vegas casino executive would recommend. and it is the sole poker dvd you are likely to find on the shelves of gamblers annonymous. there are scenes in this movie that poker buffs are sure to refer to as some of the best gambling scenes ever. stu reading his opponent hand and and particularly and a texas holdem bluffing scene. prophetically and early on in the movie we see a young stu bullied out of his pocket change by a bunch of neighborhood hoodlums. poker is for loners seeking revenge. it is a game of patience which bullies lack. you can not bully me. may very well be an underlying sentiment of the punishing force that a champion poker player unleashes upon his adversaries. conservatives will look upon this film as a cautionary tale of a soul lost in sin. they may evoke mark twain represent the best throw at dice is to throw them away. the young and liberal masses will inevitably have a more simplistic and sympathetic outlook. they may not have heard of twain quote and but will sure remember a remark made by stu stunned pal who learns from up and coming stuey that he would won a car from a local character in an overnight game. you tellem to go to hell and they look forward to the trip. the mosaic of las vegas vignettes that we see in stuey will long linger in memory. frank sinatra and the most generous tipper. forget about it. nobody tips as extravagantly as a hot shot gambler. and for vegas visitors who may not know the impact of tipping on the quality of their stay and check out the scene of stu checking in a vegas hotel. this is what i was meant to do and this is where i was to be. movie stars in hollywood and politicians in washington and gamblers in vegas. 
the basis for this dynamic docudrama is the true story of one of the most extraordinary card players ever. stuey is a tight and cohesive biopic of a true poker ace whose life is a one way trip down the highway to hell with few detours. this dramatic feature stands wide apart from other films about poker. it represents a rare and earnest attempt to bring to the silver screen a true story of ultimate gambling compulsion. the complete obsession that annihilates any proximity of spirituality and nullifies any chance of redemption. this is the least likely movie a vegas casino executive would recommend. and it is the sole poker dvd you are likely to find on the shelves of gamblers annonymous. there are scenes in this movie that poker buffs are sure to refer to as some of the best gambling scenes ever. stu reading his opponent hand and and particularly and a texas holdem bluffing scene. prophetically and early on in the movie we see a young stu bullied out of his pocket change by a bunch of neighborhood hoodlums. poker is for loners seeking revenge. it is a game of patience which bullies lack. you can not bully me. may very well be an underlying sentiment of the punishing force that a champion poker player unleashes upon his adversaries. conservatives will look upon this film as a cautionary tale of a soul lost in sin. they may evoke mark twain represent the best throw at dice is to throw them away. the young and liberal masses will inevitably have a more simplistic and sympathetic outlook. they may not have heard of twain quote and but will sure remember a remark made by stu stunned pal who learns from up and coming stuey that he would won a car from a local character in an overnight game. you tellem to go to hell and they look forward to the trip. the mosaic of las vegas vignettes that we see in stuey will long linger in memory. frank sinatra and the most generous tipper. forget about it. nobody tips as extravagantly as a hot shot gambler. and for vegas visitors who may not know the impact of tipping on the quality of their stay and check out the scene of stu checking in a vegas hotel. this is what i was meant to do and this is where i was to be. movie stars in hollywood and politicians in washington and gamblers in vegas. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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