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Intense, hypnotic, assured, Croupier mesmerizes from its opening image of a roulette ball on the move.Full Review
Taut, tense and enthralling, as smart and surprising as it protagonist.Full Review
So sharp and dryly urbane in its mod-Brit take on the noir, noir, noir, noir world of gambling, dames, and pulp fiction, it makes higher-profile attempts like ''Rounders'' look blah, blah, blah, blah.Full Review
A tiny treasure: grown-up, tight, sexy, suspenseful and with a mildly ambiguous wrap-up that stimulates the mind rather than confusing it.Full Review
It's brilliantly precise in its detailing, stylishly jagged and sensual by turns, and utterly unpredictable.Full Review
