All In

Synopsis

All In (2006) starring Dominique Swain follows the journey of a young and ambitious poker player as she enters the high-stakes world of professional gambling. With her determination and skills, she faces challenges both at the table and in her personal life. As the stakes get higher, she must navigate the dangerous world of deceit, betrayal, and intense competition. The movie delves into themes of risk, perseverance, and the price of success, offering a thrilling ride filled with suspense and unexpected twists. All In is a gripping tale of one woman's quest to conquer the ultimate game of skill and luck.

Cast

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  Dominique Swain

  Ace

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  Michael Madsen

  Seal

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  Louis Gossett Jr.

  Caps

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  James Russo

  Dr. Pennington

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  Colleen Porch

  Dr. Redmond

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  Scott Whyte

  Barrett

Reviews

All In received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praised Dominique Swain's performance and the film's suspenseful atmosphere, others criticized the predictable plot and lackluster character development. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 40% approval rating, with critics commenting that the movie falls short in delivering a compelling narrative. IMDb users rated it 3.8/10, with many pointing out the cliched dialogue and uninspired storytelling. Despite its flaws, some viewers appreciated the tense poker scenes and Swain's charismatic portrayal. Metacritic's score of 45 also highlights the film's shortcomings in storytelling and character depth, ultimately making All In a polarizing watch.