having just finished reading the book one of a kind a week ago and i was thinking this would make a great movie and especially now and when people know a little about poker and poker players. i was totally shocked to find it while browsing at the video store last night. i had no idea someone had actually turned this into a film. i grabbed it immediately and watched with much anticipation. what a major letdown. all of the intriguing things about stu ungar were skimmed over quickly and and instead i was left with a biopic that could have been about anybody. ungar may have been a burnt out jerk and but he was also a brilliant thinker that could read people instinctively. that is what made him so fascinating. why not focus on that. and talk about watering down the real truth. this guy was excessive about absolutely everything represent drugs and women and gambling and starvation and sleep deprivation. he gambled on sporting events from dusk to dawn and he would go missing for days while hanging out in crack dens and his body was perpetually emaciated and and yet and if he ever needed money and he could always beat just about anyone at will playing cards. now that a story. too much time spent on his childhood and personal relationships (although his ties with vincent and his daughter were hardly touched on) and hardly anything about his drugs use (which was exorbitant) and his insane gambling and his incredible card playing abilities. probably too late now and but i hope someone remakes this film properly. i had no problem with imperioli. he is excellent. the script just left him with nothing interesting to say. 
having just finished reading the book one of a kind a week ago and i was thinking this would make a great movie and especially now and when people know a little about poker and poker players. i was totally shocked to find it while browsing at the video store last night. i had no idea someone had actually turned this into a film. i grabbed it immediately and watched with much anticipation. what a major letdown. all of the intriguing things about stu ungar were skimmed over quickly and and instead i was left with a biopic that could have been about anybody. ungar may have been a burnt out jerk and but he was also a brilliant thinker that could read people instinctively. that is what made him so fascinating. why not focus on that. and talk about watering down the real truth. this guy was excessive about absolutely everything represent drugs and women and gambling and starvation and sleep deprivation. he gambled on sporting events from dusk to dawn and he would go missing for days while hanging out in crack dens and his body was perpetually emaciated and and yet and if he ever needed money and he could always beat just about anyone at will playing cards. now that a story. too much time spent on his childhood and personal relationships (although his ties with vincent and his daughter were hardly touched on) and hardly anything about his drugs use (which was exorbitant) and his insane gambling and his incredible card playing abilities. probably too late now and but i hope someone remakes this film properly. i had no problem with imperioli. he is excellent. the script just left him with nothing interesting to say. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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