Confidence (2003) is a good time, featuring an accomplished cast of Edward Burns, Dustin Hoffman, Paul Giamatti, Andy Garcia, Rachel Weisz, and Brian Van Holt. As the title implies, the film centers around the art of the “confidence (or con) game.” All of the intricate details of an effective and successful hustle are delved into as the film moves through each scene. The characters are sharp-witted, and the audience never really knows as much as we think we do.
This is not an elite, all-time great film, but it is worth watching if you are looking to blow off steam and forget about life’s troubles for a few hours.
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Rachel Weisz, delicious. Getting ready for Halloween and watching American Werewolf in London with my elder kinder. Funny thing, I was younger than my elder children when I first saw this movie. Probably why I am so demented. My younger kids, not allowed to view. Yes, I do have some morals. Children nightmares aside. Such a damn good movie with great special effects prior to computer animation.
In the first 60 seconds of the clip, I thought about trading. (the advice to aspiring comics clip)
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