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<p dir="auto"><strong>biggacy4</strong> — <em>10 years ago(November 07, 2015 03:10 AM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">What connections, symbolism, references are made from this film to the 80's flick?</p>
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<h2>It's a disgrace to the original. Absolutely horrid.<br />
I would disagree. that's a bit of a exaggeration to say the least, right?<br />
The Color of Money is underrated as while it's not as good as The Hustler (1961) it's not far behind it in my mind<br />
-The Hustler (1961) - 9/10 (within my Top 31 movies)<br />
-The Color of Money (1986) - 8/10 (within my Top 65 movies)<br />
i just finished re-watching The Hustler (1961) just now on Dec 29th 2016 and it remains top spec. my most recent re-watch of The Color of Money (1986) is July 6th 2015.<br />
the Fast Eddie Felson character is the character Paul Newman is born to play as you can really feel the passion of that character.<br />
p.s. for measure there is only 202 movies out of the 2,000+ total movies i have seen that i gave a 7/10 or higher. so i don't hand out high rating routinely like some do around here. with that said it's not that i limit a movies rating just to limit it, it's simply because i rate movies based on my all around enjoyment of them and it's just that not many movies stand out to any higher degree for me is all. i still mildly like movies i give a 6/10 though and do re-watch those from time to time. there is roughly 575 movies i gave a 6 or higher.</h2>
<h2>My Top 100-ish Movies of All-Time! =<br />
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<p dir="auto">It's a disgrace to the original. Absolutely horrid.</p>
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<p dir="auto">There are a handful of references in "TCOM" that are direct cues from "The Hustler." One example is Bert's speech to Eddie about character, juxtaposed with Felson telling Vincent he's a character. Vincent misinterpreted that as Eddie saying he had character, to which Eddie says, "i didn't say you had character. You're an incredible flake."<br />
As to the comment below, I won't dignity it with a retort. I would encourage anyone who is a fan of "The Hustler" &amp; Scorsese to see it &amp; make your own judgment.</p>
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<p dir="auto">Eddie says<br />
something<br />
like: 'It was all over before it really started for me' in reference to his previous career shooting pool. Seems too harsh since after all he had beaten Fats. I think it means he couldn't play in a big time pool hall after that, just as Bert had threatened.<br />
Jason Robards:<br />
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