Casino A story of greed and violence in casinos in 1970s Las Vegas...
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Hello!
This is Isao Planning (same company).
The coronavirus restrictions have become optional, and Golden Week is over.
I watched a movie online the other day, so I would like to introduce it to you.
Casino is a 1995 American crime film directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro. It depicts Las Vegas in the 1970s and 1980s, when it was still under the control of the mafia, through a genius gambler.
It is based on the non-fiction book Casino by Nicholas Pileggi, and is largely based on facts and true stories. It is the second of Scorsese's "mob/mafia" films, produced following the success of Goodfellas, a 1990 film based on Pileggi's original work, directed by Scorsese and starring De Niro and Pesci.
The model for the character is Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal (hereafter "Lefty"; "Ace" in the film). Before coming to Vegas, Lefty was a famous bookmaker in his hometown of Chicago, but after living in Chicago and Miami, he moved to Vegas in the late 1960s and got a job at the Stardust, a casino that represents the Las Vegas Strip, through a friend's introduction.
Just like in the story, Lefty was the de facto boss, but with his criminal record, it was difficult for Lefty to get a license to operate a casino. Therefore, Allen Glick (played by Philip Green in the film) was hired to act as the public president.
Soon, Lefty was put in charge of the casino and rose to success.
Meanwhile, Anthony "Tony" Spilotro (Nicky Santoro in the film), a childhood friend from Chicago, is inspired by Lefty's success and moves to Vegas, leading to the collapse of the paradise on earth that Lefty built.
Cast
Sam "Ace" Rothstein: Robert De Niro (Masatane Tsukayama)
Ginger McKenna: Sharon Stone (Masako Katsuo)
Nicholas "Nicky" Santoro: Joe Pesci (Tsutomu Hiura)
Lester Diamond: James Woods (Masahiko Tanaka)
Billy Sherbert: Don Rickles (Yutaka Shima)
Andy Stone: Alan King (Katsuhisa Takagi)
Philip Green: Kevin Pollak (Kazuaki Ito)
Limo Gaggi: Pasquale Cayano (Joe Fujimoto)
Pat Webb: L. Q. Jones (Ryuji Mizuno)
Frank Marino: Frank Vincent
Dominic Santoro: Philip Suriano (Mitsuaki Hoshino)
Artie Piscano: Vinnie Vera (Nobuaki Fukuda)
John Nance: Bill Allison
Donald "Don" Ward: John Bloom
Charlie "Clean Face" Clark: Richard Riehl
K. K. Ichikawa: Nobu Matsuhisa
Senator Harrison Roberts
Evaluation
Rotten According to Tomatoes, the consensus among critics is that "Despite a familiar story that may seem like a safe bet for some viewers to Martin Scorsese, Casino pays off thanks to impressive enthusiasm and brilliant performances from a standout cast." Of 64 reviews, 51 reviews (80%) were positive, giving the film an average score of 7.17 out of 10. According to Metacritic, of 17 reviews, 13 were positive, 3 were mixed, and 1 was negative, giving the film an average score of 73 out of 100.
I think I saw this movie at the cinema when it was released.
At the time, mob and mafia movies were popular. Although this movie, Casino, is long, the background music and narration by the cast make it easy to watch.
Based on a true story, it depicts the connection and decline of Las Vegas and the mafia in the 1970s and early 1980s.
The background music is also a hit song from that time.
Roxy Music, The Rolling Stones, Nilsson, etc.
If you're interested in casinos and Las Vegas, why not check it out?
This is a model for 1990s movies.
I highly recommend it.
Hello!
This is Isao Planning (same company).
The coronavirus restrictions have become optional, and Golden Week is over.
I watched a movie online the other day, so I would like to introduce it to you.
Casino is a 1995 American crime film directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro. It depicts Las Vegas in the 1970s and 1980s, when it was still under the control of the mafia, through a genius gambler.
It is based on the non-fiction book Casino by Nicholas Pileggi, and is largely based on facts and true stories. It is the second of Scorsese's "mob/mafia" films, produced following the success of Goodfellas, a 1990 film based on Pileggi's original work, directed by Scorsese and starring De Niro and Pesci.
The model for the character is Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal (hereafter "Lefty"; "Ace" in the film). Before coming to Vegas, Lefty was a famous bookmaker in his hometown of Chicago, but after living in Chicago and Miami, he moved to Vegas in the late 1960s and got a job at the Stardust, a casino that represents the Las Vegas Strip, through a friend's introduction.
Just like in the story, Lefty was the de facto boss, but with his criminal record, it was difficult for Lefty to get a license to operate a casino. Therefore, Allen Glick (played by Philip Green in the film) was hired to act as the public president.
Soon, Lefty was put in charge of the casino and rose to success.
Meanwhile, Anthony "Tony" Spilotro (Nicky Santoro in the film), a childhood friend from Chicago, is inspired by Lefty's success and moves to Vegas, leading to the collapse of the paradise on earth that Lefty built.
Cast
Sam "Ace" Rothstein: Robert De Niro (Masatane Tsukayama)
Ginger McKenna: Sharon Stone (Masako Katsuo)
Nicholas "Nicky" Santoro: Joe Pesci (Tsutomu Hiura)
Lester Diamond: James Woods (Masahiko Tanaka)
Billy Sherbert: Don Rickles (Yutaka Shima)
Andy Stone: Alan King (Katsuhisa Takagi)
Philip Green: Kevin Pollak (Kazuaki Ito)
Limo Gaggi: Pasquale Cayano (Joe Fujimoto)
Pat Webb: L. Q. Jones (Ryuji Mizuno)
Frank Marino: Frank Vincent
Dominic Santoro: Philip Suriano (Mitsuaki Hoshino)
Artie Piscano: Vinnie Vera (Nobuaki Fukuda)
John Nance: Bill Allison
Donald "Don" Ward: John Bloom
Charlie "Clean Face" Clark: Richard Riehl
K. K. Ichikawa: Nobu Matsuhisa
Senator Harrison Roberts
Evaluation
Rotten According to Tomatoes, the consensus among critics is that "Despite a familiar story that may seem like a safe bet for some viewers to Martin Scorsese, Casino pays off thanks to impressive enthusiasm and brilliant performances from a standout cast." Of 64 reviews, 51 reviews (80%) were positive, giving the film an average score of 7.17 out of 10. According to Metacritic, of 17 reviews, 13 were positive, 3 were mixed, and 1 was negative, giving the film an average score of 73 out of 100.
I think I saw this movie at the cinema when it was released.
At the time, mob and mafia movies were popular. Although this movie, Casino, is long, the background music and narration by the cast make it easy to watch.
Based on a true story, it depicts the connection and decline of Las Vegas and the mafia in the 1970s and early 1980s.
The background music is also a hit song from that time.
Roxy Music, The Rolling Stones, Nilsson, etc.
If you're interested in casinos and Las Vegas, why not check it out?
This is a model for 1990s movies.
I highly recommend it.
This is Isao Planning (same company).
The coronavirus restrictions have become optional, and Golden Week is over.
I watched a movie online the other day, so I would like to introduce it to you.
Casino is a 1995 American crime film directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro. It depicts Las Vegas in the 1970s and 1980s, when it was still under the control of the mafia, through a genius gambler.
It is based on the non-fiction book Casino by Nicholas Pileggi, and is largely based on facts and true stories. It is the second of Scorsese's "mob/mafia" films, produced following the success of Goodfellas, a 1990 film based on Pileggi's original work, directed by Scorsese and starring De Niro and Pesci.
The model for the character is Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal (hereafter "Lefty"; "Ace" in the film). Before coming to Vegas, Lefty was a famous bookmaker in his hometown of Chicago, but after living in Chicago and Miami, he moved to Vegas in the late 1960s and got a job at the Stardust, a casino that represents the Las Vegas Strip, through a friend's introduction.
Just like in the story, Lefty was the de facto boss, but with his criminal record, it was difficult for Lefty to get a license to operate a casino. Therefore, Allen Glick (played by Philip Green in the film) was hired to act as the public president.
Soon, Lefty was put in charge of the casino and rose to success.
Meanwhile, Anthony "Tony" Spilotro (Nicky Santoro in the film), a childhood friend from Chicago, is inspired by Lefty's success and moves to Vegas, leading to the collapse of the paradise on earth that Lefty built.
Cast
Sam "Ace" Rothstein: Robert De Niro (Masatane Tsukayama)
Ginger McKenna: Sharon Stone (Masako Katsuo)
Nicholas "Nicky" Santoro: Joe Pesci (Tsutomu Hiura)
Lester Diamond: James Woods (Masahiko Tanaka)
Billy Sherbert: Don Rickles (Yutaka Shima)
Andy Stone: Alan King (Katsuhisa Takagi)
Philip Green: Kevin Pollak (Kazuaki Ito)
Limo Gaggi: Pasquale Cayano (Joe Fujimoto)
Pat Webb: L. Q. Jones (Ryuji Mizuno)
Frank Marino: Frank Vincent
Dominic Santoro: Philip Suriano (Mitsuaki Hoshino)
Artie Piscano: Vinnie Vera (Nobuaki Fukuda)
John Nance: Bill Allison
Donald "Don" Ward: John Bloom
Charlie "Clean Face" Clark: Richard Riehl
K. K. Ichikawa: Nobu Matsuhisa
Senator Harrison Roberts
Evaluation
Rotten According to Tomatoes, the consensus among critics is that "Despite a familiar story that may seem like a safe bet for some viewers to Martin Scorsese, Casino pays off thanks to impressive enthusiasm and brilliant performances from a standout cast." Of 64 reviews, 51 reviews (80%) were positive, giving the film an average score of 7.17 out of 10. According to Metacritic, of 17 reviews, 13 were positive, 3 were mixed, and 1 was negative, giving the film an average score of 73 out of 100.
I think I saw this movie at the cinema when it was released.
At the time, mob and mafia movies were popular. Although this movie, Casino, is long, the background music and narration by the cast make it easy to watch.
Based on a true story, it depicts the connection and decline of Las Vegas and the mafia in the 1970s and early 1980s.
The background music is also a hit song from that time.
Roxy Music, The Rolling Stones, Nilsson, etc.
If you're interested in casinos and Las Vegas, why not check it out?
This is a model for 1990s movies.
I highly recommend it.
로얄카지노하는곳 먹튀폴리스윈윈 쿠폰카지노 카지노승률 먹튀바카라 검증카지노사이트 호빵맨카지노추천 카지노사이트순위 프리카지노무료쿠폰 바카라사이트추천baca 슬롯검증 짝귀카지노무료쿠폰 온라인파워볼 뉴온라인카지노하는곳 스페이스맨카지노하는곳 카지노랜드 바둑이하는법 파워볼밸런스사이트 카지노싸이트 슬롯사이트 사다리밸런스작업 카지노모음 슬롯머신쿠폰 뉴온라인카지노싸이트 사이트종류 샌즈카지노주소 바카라게임동영상 고광열카지노먹튀 바카라추천사이트 슬롯머니판매 타이틀카지노 먹튀검증토토 뉴온라인카지노문자 마카오카지노 실시간바카라사이트추천 바카라공식 바카라카지노 라이브카지노게임방법 썬시티카지노 토토커뮤니티순위 샌즈만화 카지노전화배팅 온라인카지노99 뉴헤븐카지노주소 카지노필리핀 짱구카지노먹튀 토토도메인 파워볼중꼐 마이다스온라인카지노 스페이스맨카지노무료쿠폰 프라그마틱슬롯추천 카지노게임다운로드 파워볼작업 먹튀검증소넷마블 한게임머니현금화 파워볼분석기 라이브바카라소스 더킹플러스카지노하는곳 바카라공식 하이브바카라사이트 오션파라다이스게임 라이브전화배팅추천 토토검증사이트 오션파라다이스게임 골드카지노추천 슬롯프리스핀 뉴헤븐카지노싸이트 카지노바카라이기는법 검증놀이터 뉴온라인카지노문자 아벤카지노추천인 크레이지슬롯환수율 카지노베팅법 기계무덤 온라인카지노주소추천 바카라카지게임 아벤카지노문자 짱구카지노싸이트 토토사이트추천 슬롯머신BAR 마이크로슬롯조작 룰렛확률 다이사이게임 are casino open 블랙잭게임사이트 놀이터추천 해외바카라 호빵맨바카라 바카라사이트쿠폰 마카오카지노산업 마닐라카지노에이전시 호게임카지노 독일어숫자 경마배팅 다이사이전략 아테나카지노 룰렛확률 에드워드소프 실제해외카지노사이트 토토사이 아리아카지노검증 먹튀토토 카지노쿠폰지급 우리카지노이벤트 온라인바카라게임다운 오리엔탈카지노주소 슬롯게임순위 엠카지노싸이트 카지노동영상 뉴온라인카지노하는곳
Hello!
This is Isao Planning (same company).
The coronavirus restrictions have become optional, and Golden Week is over.
I watched a movie online the other day, so I would like to introduce it to you.
Casino is a 1995 American crime film directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro. It depicts Las Vegas in the 1970s and 1980s, when it was still under the control of the mafia, through a genius gambler.
It is based on the non-fiction book Casino by Nicholas Pileggi, and is largely based on facts and true stories. It is the second of Scorsese's "mob/mafia" films, produced following the success of Goodfellas, a 1990 film based on Pileggi's original work, directed by Scorsese and starring De Niro and Pesci.
The model for the character is Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal (hereafter "Lefty"; "Ace" in the film). Before coming to Vegas, Lefty was a famous bookmaker in his hometown of Chicago, but after living in Chicago and Miami, he moved to Vegas in the late 1960s and got a job at the Stardust, a casino that represents the Las Vegas Strip, through a friend's introduction.
Just like in the story, Lefty was the de facto boss, but with his criminal record, it was difficult for Lefty to get a license to operate a casino. Therefore, Allen Glick (played by Philip Green in the film) was hired to act as the public president.
Soon, Lefty was put in charge of the casino and rose to success.
Meanwhile, Anthony "Tony" Spilotro (Nicky Santoro in the film), a childhood friend from Chicago, is inspired by Lefty's success and moves to Vegas, leading to the collapse of the paradise on earth that Lefty built.
Cast
Sam "Ace" Rothstein: Robert De Niro (Masatane Tsukayama)
Ginger McKenna: Sharon Stone (Masako Katsuo)
Nicholas "Nicky" Santoro: Joe Pesci (Tsutomu Hiura)
Lester Diamond: James Woods (Masahiko Tanaka)
Billy Sherbert: Don Rickles (Yutaka Shima)
Andy Stone: Alan King (Katsuhisa Takagi)
Philip Green: Kevin Pollak (Kazuaki Ito)
Limo Gaggi: Pasquale Cayano (Joe Fujimoto)
Pat Webb: L. Q. Jones (Ryuji Mizuno)
Frank Marino: Frank Vincent
Dominic Santoro: Philip Suriano (Mitsuaki Hoshino)
Artie Piscano: Vinnie Vera (Nobuaki Fukuda)
John Nance: Bill Allison
Donald "Don" Ward: John Bloom
Charlie "Clean Face" Clark: Richard Riehl
K. K. Ichikawa: Nobu Matsuhisa
Senator Harrison Roberts
Evaluation
Rotten According to Tomatoes, the consensus among critics is that "Despite a familiar story that may seem like a safe bet for some viewers to Martin Scorsese, Casino pays off thanks to impressive enthusiasm and brilliant performances from a standout cast." Of 64 reviews, 51 reviews (80%) were positive, giving the film an average score of 7.17 out of 10. According to Metacritic, of 17 reviews, 13 were positive, 3 were mixed, and 1 was negative, giving the film an average score of 73 out of 100.
I think I saw this movie at the cinema when it was released.
At the time, mob and mafia movies were popular. Although this movie, Casino, is long, the background music and narration by the cast make it easy to watch.
Based on a true story, it depicts the connection and decline of Las Vegas and the mafia in the 1970s and early 1980s.
The background music is also a hit song from that time.
Roxy Music, The Rolling Stones, Nilsson, etc.
If you're interested in casinos and Las Vegas, why not check it out?
This is a model for 1990s movies.
I highly recommend it.
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