Win It All

2017
TV-MA
1h 28min

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.2/10

10 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Small time gambler Eddie Garrett agrees to watch a duffel bag for an acquaintance who is heading to prison. When he discovers cash in the bag, he's unable to resist the temptation and winds up deeply in debt. When the prison release is shortened, Eddie suddenly has a small window of time to win all the money back.

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Comedy

Un jugador acepta guardar una bolsa para un conocido que se dirige a la cárcel. Cuando descubre dinero en efectivo en la bolsa, no puede resistir la tentación de echar mano de los fondos.Un jugador acepta guardar una bolsa para un conocido que se dirige a la cárcel. Cuando descubre dinero en efectivo en la bolsa, no puede resistir la tentación de echar mano de los fondos.Un jugador acepta guardar una bolsa para un conocido que se dirige a la cárcel. Cuando descubre dinero en efectivo en la bolsa, no puede resistir la tentación de echar mano de los fondos.

Dirección
- Joe Swanberg
Guionistas
- Jake Johnson
- Joe Swanberg
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.2/10

10 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Joe Swanberg
Guionistas
- Jake Johnson
- Joe Swanberg
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 1 nominación en total

Michael
(as Jose A. Garcia)

Joe Lo Truglio

Kris Rey

Kris
(as Kris Swanberg)

Jude Swanberg

Jude

Nicky Excitement

Nick

Arthur Agee

Arthur

Steve Berg

Berg

Cliff Chamberlain

Paul the Bartender

Keegan-Michael Key

Gene
(as Keegan Michael Key)

Aislinn Derbez

Tiffany Yvonne Cox

Tiffany

Kristin Davis

Mary

Rashawn Nadine Scott

Rashawn
(as Rashawn Scott)

Dirección
- Joe Swanberg
Guionistas
- Jake Johnson
- Joe Swanberg
Todo el elenco y el equipo
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Opiniones de usuarios47

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Opiniones destacadas

4LetTheJamesBegin

Step 1: Build Plot - Step 3: Roll Credits - Step 2: ???

An entertaining watch, but there's no recognizable climax to the story. There seemed to be potential, but the plot line was just a steady routine from start to finish. This was about as exciting of a story as forgetting to set your alarm clock and waking up on time anyway.

7iquine

Don't Gamble With Inmates Money!

(Flash Review)

Step into the life of a gambling addict, Eddie. Eddie makes a pittance now and then and immediately flushes it away. Out of the blue some sketchy guy he knows, presumably from the gambling world, offers him $10K to watch his duffle bag for 6-9 months without opening it, as he is checking into prison for a brief stretch. With zero willpower, he opens the bag and finds rolls of cash and dangerously gambles with it, losing much. Yikes! With positive life options brewing such as steady job and girlfriend will he overcome his addiction and the hole he dug himself? This was a stressful, tightly scoped and lightly tense watch. Good acting with an average story; room for improvement. An enjoyable enough drama.

9johnpmoseley

A beaut

A lot of people clearly don't, but I love subtle, simple, stripped-down, basically realist stuff like this, and this is an especially good example. The ending in particular, though it could easily appear to be almost nothing if you're not paying attention, is a gem of a thing, and means I'll rewatch. I'd like to gush a bit here about what makes it so special, but I can't do it without spoiling it. It's (almost) all in the word 'dying'.

5kosmasp

Gambling habits

Can you change a person who's addicted to gambling? Even more important, should you trust this person with money? Well you will find out once you watch this. The main character is very well cast and you get a nice supporting cast too. It's overall pretty decent for a movie of this kind but nothing special.

We also get treated to a love story and we know that there will be drama about the money. The brother figure gives this a whole different spin, though you are excused if you think there are quite a few glitches in logic to enhance drama. But that is how this works most of the time. Good enough, but nothing too exciting

johnjooliver

Swanberg doing a Swanberg

Really enjoyed this charming bit of film.

There is clear chemistry between the director Joe Swanberg and it's lead Jake Johnson. This is very much a filmmaker who is at the top of his game, working on a loose script, or with improvisation, flawlessly.

There could be a case of a contrived nature to some of the plot but I think the overall feel and structure of the film fits nicely into it's just under 90 minute runtime.

8/10

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Trivia
The poker players in the final scene were actual poker players scouted from poker rooms in and around the city of Chicago.

Citas
Gene: The fact that you're even thinking about this plan means that that bag is gonna be devoid of money in less than three weeks.
Eddie: Not true.
Gene: Absolutely.
Eddie: There is a happy ending on this one. Absolutely.
Gene: There can't be a happy ending. Because there has never been a happy ending for you.
Eddie: That's a loser's attitude.
Gene: Every story you ever told me, from the day I've met you has been about how you were here and then you ended up here.
Eddie: That's because you're my sponsor. What, am I just gonna tell you my glory stories? Most of 'em are winning stories.
Gene: Who's your sponsor?
Eddie: You.
Gene: Me? No, I'm not.
Eddie: Yeah, you are.
Gene: No, no, no. I'm not. Because you haven't been to a meeting in six months and there's a system in place and that program is supposed to work in a particular way. Let me tell you who I am. I'm a guy who you invite to diners and then you spout your bullshit about what you're gonna do and then you hope that I accept it, so you don't feel guilty about your behavior.
Eddie: My sponsor.