Croupier 1998 Watch Free in HD

Jack Manfred wants to have a great novel about gambling so he enters London's gambling world as a croupier . He uncovers that world is the most temting, which he never could imagined.

Genre:

Crime, Drama

Actors:

Clive Owen, Nick Reding, Nicholas Ball, Alexander Morton, Barnaby Kay, Gina McKee, John Radcliffe, Sheila Whitfield, David Hamilton, Carol Davis, Eddie Osei, ...»

Director:

Mike Hodges

Country:

France

Release:

1998

IMDb:

7.0

Quality:

Duration:

94 min

Detroit News

Gambling and gamblers are a movie staple, but Croupier comes at the sport and its population from a fresh and, finally, rewardingly wide perspective.

January 01, 2000

BBC.com

For once here is a British film that is both tough and intelligent, and so well-researched that it will probably tell you more about how casinos work than had it been a documentary.

June 05, 2001

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Cinemania

Clive Owen's breakthrough role

May 03, 2013

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Rolling Stone

Croupier is taut, tense and enthralling, as smart and surprising as its protagonist.

May 10, 2001

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

...a model of what might be accomplished by a capable director working on a small budget - namely one of the best films of the year.

August 08, 2002

Chicago Sun-Times

The choice of Clive Owen as the star is a good one. He's got the same sort of physical reserve as Sean Connery in the Bond pictures.

January 01, 2000

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Combustible Celluloid

One of the very best movies of this beloved and sleazy genre.

January 17, 2003

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ReelViews

With its fascinating, multi-layered plot, intelligent screenplay, and subtle-yet-undeniable tension building, Croupier is an engrossing, stylish thriller that never threatens to wear out its welcome.

January 01, 2000

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Entertainment Weekly

Owen is superb.

January 01, 2000

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Empire Magazine

It's more of an art movie than a thriller, but it's still gripping, persuasive, unsettling stuff.

June 05, 2001

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RTÉ (Ireland)

For refusing to lie down and let his film die and for returning some much needed cred to British cinema, Hodges deserves another roll of the dice.

February 12, 2003

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indieWire

But it's Clive Owen, who was so fine as the homosexual imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp in "Bent," who steals the show. If you need an actor who emotes thunderstorms while his flesh is as still as a spring day, look no further.

May 26, 2016

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