No, this straight-to-streaming film isn't about drug dealers. It's about the girls who deal the cards for Blackjack and other games at a Las Vegas casino called Rapture. I've been to Las Vegas and I've played Blackjack, but I've never seen dealers this beautiful.
Kora is a single mother whose eight-year-old son is suffering from leukaemia. She's told that he can be cured, but the treatment will cost $200,000. Her insurance company refuses to pay for the treatment. Things like that happen in America. Children are allowed to die in order to make a profit.
Kora's fellow dealers hatch a plan to rob the casino to get the money.
You know what to expect in a film like this. The girls make a foolproof plan. When they carry it out there are problems and they're almost caught, but they win in the end.
That's what you expect, but it doesn't happen like that. The girls make a foolproof plan, and it works perfectly. The end.
That's dull. There should have been problems in carrying out the robbery. I was disappointed that it all went so easily. The film has lots of beautiful girls, including occasional nudity, but that wasn't enough to make it a good film.
You can find the film on Amazon Prime. Watch it if you like pretty girls. "Dirty Dealing" has nothing else in its favour.
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