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RE: 'Hustlers': Yeah, somebody had to go . . .

Posted by beach cruiser on September 22, 2019 at 00:26:04:
You too, huh. I had high hopes for this movie, how long will it take before I learn movie critics also have a M. Fermer somewhere in the crowd.
It was no more than the magazine story it was drawn from spread across the big screen, a simple tale of facts, not much plot beyond that. Just a mess by the time it was over.
I guess the critics have never been to a strip bar, and found it super interesting and new that a stripper would run up a credit card to the max at the first possible chance without asking.
Which was all the movie had to say, as if that were big news. Some added character development would have been welcome. At times my attention would drift, and I would wind up just watching the blond actor , and not the movie, I thought she was very pretty, movie star pretty. Or, perhaps by that time, i was just looking for some entertainment