If movies were allowed an entire report card, "Smokin' Aces" should get an A for effort, but as for the rest of the grades, it would level out around the C- to D+ range. While "Smokin' Aces" deserves ...

Smokin’ Aces is a comedy crime thriller that follows Buddy ‘Aces’ Israel, a magician-turned-mob informant who decides to testify against a mafia in Las Vegas. The movie was directed and written by Joe ...

Writer-director Joe Carnahan's new flick Smokin' Aces starts 2007 off with a big, big bang. A high-(blood, guts and) octane action-thriller set in Lake Tahoe of all places, Aces gathers together an ...

Smokin’ Aces 2: Assassins’ Ball is a 2010 action thriller movie that revolves around a group of assassins who are sent by a mysterious figure to eliminate Walter Weed, a FBI desk jockey who becomes a ...

Smokin' Aces is a 2006 American-British-French crime film written and directed by Joe Carnahan. It stars Jeremy Piven as a Las Vegas Strip magician turned mafia informant and Ryan Reynolds as the FBI ...

‘Epic,’ ‘Smokin’ Aces’ have hot hands at b.o. The spoof genre continues to thrive. Fox's 'Epic Movie" topped the charts at the North American boxoffice over the weekend, taking in an estimated $19.2 ...

If you saw the trailer for “Smokin’ Aces,” you would be forgiven for thinking it must be an incoherent, slobbering mess. You would be forgiven because you would be correct. “Smokin’ Aces” has done ...

In these interlocking tales of cops, hit men and mobsters, Universal definitely has a playable film for males 25 and under. By Kirk Honeycutt, The Associated Press This review was written for the ...

Best consumed with pizza and lots of brewskis, Joe Carnahan's Smokin' Aces is shamelessly and unapologetically a guy movie. No wonder actors love this guy. Smokin’ Aces is filled with juicy roles for ...

"Smokin' Aces" blows some cool smoke rings until it makes the very un-cool mistake of overstaying its welcome. Style and attitude, pegged to a baroque plot concerning an FBI plan to snare a key mob ...

New-school genre junk food: Take a Tarantino wannabe with Sundance credentials, add a large, famous-enough cast and a show-biz backdrop, season the violence with references to Sergio Leone and Takeshi ...