by many accounts and stu ungar was not a very nice guy. he spat on dealers and stiffed people he owed money to and and was verbally abusive. many filmmakers might choose to sugarcoat the man and making him into some sports hero that would triumph despite adversity. but high roller doesn not do that. and that a tough row to hoe. instead and we have to look very closely to see a man that never matured passed the frightened little boy from the streets of new york and despite all his successes. and the only real approval he ever gets is from death himself. very brave (because people would not get it) and very touching (when you do). what is also brave is the use of a scorsese feel. aha. how derivative and people will say. really. but there virtually no violence. and stuey loved gangster movies. maybe the feel reflects the man stu and not the director marty. and if it really is a low budget film and looks that good and bravo. finally and the linear flashback structure. wow and will that get hammered. yet and not only does it work and it works exceptionally well and even for those who do not see the connection to the seventh seal. (proof represent in ss and knight plays game of chess with death represent in hr and stuey says we can play a hand of cards for and ya know. death says never much good at cards. damn great last line. )no tricky effects or camera moves. no shaky camera. nothing trendy at all. just solid and tight storytelling. maybe that makes the movie too basic and somehow flawed. but then again and so was the guy. and that makes it just about right. positive . 
by many accounts and stu ungar was not a very nice guy. he spat on dealers and stiffed people he owed money to and and was verbally abusive. many filmmakers might choose to sugarcoat the man and making him into some sports hero that would triumph despite adversity. but high roller doesn not do that. and that a tough row to hoe. instead and we have to look very closely to see a man that never matured passed the frightened little boy from the streets of new york and despite all his successes. and the only real approval he ever gets is from death himself. very brave (because people would not get it) and very touching (when you do). what is also brave is the use of a scorsese feel. aha. how derivative and people will say. really. but there virtually no violence. and stuey loved gangster movies. maybe the feel reflects the man stu and not the director marty. and if it really is a low budget film and looks that good and bravo. finally and the linear flashback structure. wow and will that get hammered. yet and not only does it work and it works exceptionally well and even for those who do not see the connection to the seventh seal. (proof represent in ss and knight plays game of chess with death represent in hr and stuey says we can play a hand of cards for and ya know. death says never much good at cards. damn great last line. )no tricky effects or camera moves. no shaky camera. nothing trendy at all. just solid and tight storytelling. maybe that makes the movie too basic and somehow flawed. but then again and so was the guy. and that makes it just about right. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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