Robert Altman's tender tragedy sees Warren Beatty's garrulous gambler bring booze and betting to a greenhorn town. Julie Christie is a little too "gor-blimey-lawks" as the madam he imports and falls for, but the picture oozes piquancy and character - - from Leonard Cohen's doleful soundtrack, to the rough-hewn, sepia-toned sets. It could also be the brownest movie ever made.
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