Is Mark Wahlberg crazy or does he have a method to his madness?
The Gambler immediately captures the excitement of playing cards mixed in with the reality of gambling that the house always wins. The problem for Mark Wahlberg is that he keeps playing even though he knows he’s going to lose which puts him into a large amount of debt and creates the dilemma of the film. As John Goodman says in a great scene Wahlberg must be brain damaged or have a fundamental disability to do what he does and keep on doing it. That is actually the whole point of the film. Is Wahlberg just crazy or does he have a method to his madness? His character reminds me of Tyler Durden from Fight Club who was trying to hit rock bottom and lose everything so that he could be free of society.<br /><br />This is definitely one of Wahlberg’s better roles. Goodman only has a few scene but they’re all memorable. Wahlberg’s mom played by Jessica Lange and Michael K. Williams also have their moments.
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