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Casino
Prime Video
1995 8.0 Movie

Casino (1995)

No one stays at the top forever.

In Las Vegas, two best friends-a casino executive and a Mafia enforcer--compete for a gambling empire and a fast-living, fast-loving socialite.

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Facts about Casino
TypeMovie
Released22 November 1995
GenreCrime, Drama
DirectorMartin Scorsese
StarringRobert De Niro, Sharon Stone and Joe Pesci
Runtime179 min
RatedR
ScoresRotten Tomatoes (average) 7.2/10 · Metacritic 73/100 · Rotten Tomatoes 79% · IMDb 8.2/10 · TMDB users 8.0/10
Budget$50 million
Box office$116 million worldwide

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JapanU-NEXT ¥2189 JPY
South KoreaWavve ₩10900

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What kind of watch this is

Martin Scorsese directs this 1995 crime drama, a 179-minute study of two friends who compete for control of a Las Vegas gambling empire and a fast-living socialite. Robert De Niro plays the casino executive, Joe Pesci the Mafia enforcer, and Sharon Stone the woman caught in the middle of their rivalry. The tagline is blunt: No one stays at the top forever.

What the critics said

Critics received Casino with approval, though the applause felt slightly quieter than the one for Goodfellas. Rotten Tomatoes sits at 79% as of January 2026, while Metacritic lists a Metascore of 73 out of 100. Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times called it a film that makes us "feel like eavesdroppers in a secret place." Janet Maslin of The New York Times noted the plot was "built like a centipede." Some reviewers found the narrative familiar.

How it did with audiences

Casino opened in fifth place over a five-day Thanksgiving holiday, pulling in $14.5 million. It finished with $43 million domestically and $73 million internationally, totaling $116 million worldwide against a $40–50 million budget. On TMDB, users rate it 8 out of 10. IMDb gives it an 8.2/10 weighted average as of February 2026.

What came next for the cast

De Niro went from Godfather II to Joker, a span that defies simple arithmetic. Stone moved from Basic Instinct to Catwoman, a leap that might be better described as a falling. Pesci traded Home Alone for The Irishman, swapping suburban comfort for terminal illness. Woods jumped from Videodrome to Scary Movie 2, proving that even serious actors eventually meet the joke. These careers did not move in straight lines. They zigzagged through decades of cinema, often in directions no one predicted. The credits list what happened. They do not explain why.

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