Story of pull hustling becomes one of self worth
This was a Martin Scorsese movie featuring Paul Newman and Tom Cruise as two pool hustlers with writing by Richard Price one of my favorite authors. The two have familiar roles. Newman is the wizened veterans that tries to teach the young and upstart Cruise some lessons about life and hustling.<br /><br />What’s funny about the movie is that when Newman takes Cruise under his wing you envision them playing high rollers and making lots of money. Instead they end up in run down parts of towns playing smokey pool halls playing nobodies. How is this supposed to be a lucrative affair?<br /><br />Halfway through the story changes however and comes to focus just upon Newman who comes to see pool as part of his identity. Now it’s not about hustling anymore but proving one’s self. That actually proves much more interesting than the first half.<br /><br />In the end Color of Money is inconsistent. The part just about Newman proves better than him with Cruise.<br />C
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