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R
Mid 1998
Very Large Release.

Mixed Reviews
Thin Acceptance
High Budget.

– Directed by Brian De Palma
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Snake Eyes

Snake Eyes is a crime thriller directed by Brian De Palma, and featuring his trademark use of long tracking shots and split screens. Released in 1998, the film was written by David Koepp and De Palma, and rated R when released to theaters on August 7 of 1998, at the height of the summer movie season. The film, which cost an estimated $73 million to produce, only returned $55 million, and continued De Palma's slide in commercial bankability. The film was also panned by most critics.

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:00:05

[ Thunder Rumbling ]

:00:11

[ Thunderclap ]

:00:19

[ Woman ]
Good evening, everyone,

:00:21

and welcome to a Powell Pay-Per-View
television event !

:00:24

It's hard to believe,
but tonight's heavyweight fight...

:00:27

is the swan song for the grand
old Atlantic City Arena,

:00:30

the final event to be held
in this storied hall...

:00:33

before it is gutted
and completely renovated...

:00:36

as part of Gilbert Powell's
Millennium Hotel and Casino.

:00:40

I'm eager to go ringside
along with 14,000 fight fans...

:00:44

who have braved
Hurricane Jezebel to--

:00:47

[ Man ]
Cut ! Cut !

:00:49

Anthea, they want you to call it
a tropical storm, not a hurricane.

:00:51

But it is a hurricane.

:00:53

Yeah, well, it's also
a holiday weekend,

:00:55

so will you please just call it
a tropical storm, please ?

:00:58

I love this town.
They even spin the weather.

:01:00

All right, listen. We gotta go live
on this one, so don't screw it up.

:01:03

And, Al, I think that's Powell going
in there with Secretary Kirkland.

:01:06

Zoom in on them
during the intro.

:01:08

- Anyway, why can't
I do this from inside ? - All right, we're rolling.

:01:11

- Why do I have to
stand out here like a-- - Five, four, three,

:01:13

- a weather bimbo ?
- two, one, go !

:01:15

Good evening, everyone,

:01:17

and welcome to a Powell Pay-Per-View
television event.

:01:20

Well, the lucky ones are already
inside at the fight...

:01:23

as the first taste
of Tropical Storm Jezebel...

:01:26

Iashes the boardwalk outside
the grand old Atlantic City Arena.

:01:31

It's hard to believe,
but tonight's heavyweight fight...

:01:34

is the swan song
for this storied hall.

:01:36

The final event to be held here
before it is gutted--

:01:39

What do we got ?
Thirty, forty seconds ?

:01:41

Where's Janine ?
My hair looks like shit ?

:01:43

I'm on TV ?
I'm on TV ?

:01:46

Come on, for Christ's sake.
I'm on in 30 seconds. Will ya ?

:01:48

- I think people would vote
for this face. Don't you ? - Yeah, blind people.

:01:50

That's the only way
you get anywhere these days.

:01:52

You gotta get your big,
fat smile all over the tube.

:01:54

Hi. Rick Santoro.
Hello. Richard Santoro.

:01:56

[ Screams ]
I'm Ricky !

:01:58

- Hey, you down on the fight yet ?
- Oh, shit. I forgot. You seen Jimmy George ?

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