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RE: Hustler(s)

Posted by beach cruiser on September 22, 2019 at 01:02:10:
You easily got more out of this movie than myself. Good thing, because the only good thing I could wring out of my experience was a senior discount on the ticket.

The narrator jumping in and out made it seem like a couple of different movies jammed together, but I guess they had to get the story told somehow, because the other elements were too superficial to connect a story arc. At least to a guy like me.

It could be I can't handle a greek chorus to jump in and move the story along . Not that I am against tradition, but often a plot is constructed to get from a to b more seamlessly.

Thank goodness for variety in tastes. if it were only me, a bunch of good hard working people would have been despondent at the amount of failure for all that hard work, climbed into bottle and never came out.