The Casino Job

is simply a remarkable film - captivating the soul and essence of the entire population of the globe.

This is a story of sheer depth and coming to grips with understanding for the people who bring forth a presence that beckons the yearning of something more. A passion if you will - a passion for the just and honour - in all it's forms.

The entire structure of this fine developed film is that the beauty of love - herein described as simply put - lust uninhibited will prove that beyond our inhibitions, there is something more....something giving and true that will embrace the world with all it's splendour and truth.

Feel emotion come from your inner reaches as the dialogue spark such insight and inspiration to bring on such presence that only a true artist speaking such words can emote.

What you have here in story blends with true realism that not only is the words spoken pure fulfilment to the ears, but also the carefully constructed acting techniques and filming styles immerse you into something so deep and centred that to not see this in it's entirety is simply to miss out on a masterpiece.

When the story offers such soul gripping and heart stopping emotions, one can not help but to be fully captivated by it's focus on characterization and belief of integrity and moral values.

The characters here offer and define those expectations and more - if not only for the story but also to develop a sense of truth about what we as a people shall value in it's entirety.

Every moment of this film is pure magic and the simple shred of light that shines from the darkest corner offers a spark unknown but to anybody but the viewer when encapsulated by this brave new story which unfolds before you.

To mark this as possibly the best film one could ever see would be an understatement of enormous proportions when nobody can ever the quality in any other movie as this has.

Yet another film feature which can teach us not only wisdom, but also the finer details about life and all it has to offer.

With devoted ambition to bring you the best story one can conceive and then to add an opening scene which is possibly the most clever and developed shots of all movies created since the dawn of time - The Casino Job certainly does it's job in relaying not only quality film production, but the entire entertainment industry should follow in the footsteps of the creation this presents.

This was definitely a low budget film produced on a shoe string budget and minus any major film corporations blessing or class A stars. The writer/director and cameo actor Christopher Robin Hood is to be commended for pulling together not only a pretty decent story line but a better than average last 15 minutes filled with a few surprise "endings". I just laughed my a## off at the ending which left me with a good impression of this entertaining B movie.

Okay so some of the actors were very bland such as Curtis Joe Walker who plays Duncan the Casino's money counter. Hey buddy you need to get a few stiff drinks in to you and loosen up before you get in front of a camera again. On the other hand supporting actors such as Jay Anthony Franke who plays a Casino card dealer and Scribe, and Dean Mauro the corrupt casino owner, were more than adequate in their assigned roles. The girls were all decent actresses and easy on the eyes. The sprinkling of nudity was nice but I thought it actually took away from the quality of the film's story line causing it to drop to the grade B movie that it is qualified to hold.

I loved the story's twisted ending and Barry the casino owner is dealt with a bit of Karma that leaves the audience enjoying this happy ending...no pun intended.

I rate this B movie crime genre a good 6 out of 10 rating.

Of note, Christopher Robin Hood's subsequent writing and directing credit includes a similar 2014 crime genre film titled Dirty Dealing 3D which does not appear to be out in general release yet but if you like The Casino Job as I did I am sure Dirty Dealing 3D which has a similar casino crime plot will satisfy his followers.

I thought the film overall was a decent one. Not the greatest but decent. You can totally tell it is a low budget film, yet does what it needs to do. Entertain. I watched it with my boyfriend and while there is a lot of nudity, that kind of stuff does not bother me. It had an entertaining story, somewhat likable characters, and some funny moments. Was it perfect? No, but it was decent for about an hour and a half. I would give it around a 6.5 on a 1-10 scale. If you get easily offended by nudity this is not for you. If you want a popcorn flick with good looking women and a fun story, pop it in. I think some of the people here expect too much from movies nowadays. It did not appear to have a huge budget. If this were a 10 million dollar film, OK then...i'd agree. But I think they did the best with what they had. The director seems to be new along with most of the cast. Decent job overall. Not perfect but decent. 6.5 out of 10 from me.

I'd never heard of this movie before I rented it, but it came up as the very first film available at my redbox, so I figured it must have been at least a theatrical release. Okay, definitely NOT a theatrical release but keeping everything in perspective, it was a good movie. Clearly a very low budget which, to me, allows for a much greater degree of forgiveness. The technical side is rough in some respects, but I expect that's due to the budget. One review said it was a Blair Witch budget ($60k according to IMDb) which I find hard to believe with the big cast, locations and some big scenes like the casino stuff. So even double or triple that, they did a nice job. Yes, there's some weak acting. Yes, there's ample gratuitous nudity that's a bit distracting. Overall, I agree with 'Arisdoddle' and there was a lot of good stuff, good laughs and a lot of fun. I would have also given it 6/7 out of 10, but to offset a couple very unfair and obviously biased reviews (the guy who says the casino chip and neon credits don't fit the film???), I bumped my score a bit. With a big budget and stars it could totally be a Hollywood film.

I give props to the filmmakers on this one, it was obvious from what I see that they did not have much to go on, but what they had they used.

Somewhere in-between the idea of a soft-core porn movie and a Heist movie lies the Casino Job, when one of their own is raped by a low life Casino owner, who gets away with it, it's not enough to kill this guy they have to destroy him by hitting him where it hurts...his wallet.

It's a lot of what you would expected from a low budget indi film. It's a lot of talking about the heist and how to set it up, but the overall Heist itself is very cleaver.

Plus it's got nudity, can't hate a movie that puts a room full of naked women in it just to hold your interest. and what can I say, worked like a charm.

Even if your not into naked breast you should give the Casino Job a shot cause it's a decent heist movie that starts slowly, but ends solid http://cinemagardens.com