The dialogue is dull and the film as a whole is fairly uneventful even when the thieves break in and have a showdown with Jake the film has few sparks this in part is down to a comical villainess turn from Paul Tassone which is more ridiculous than threatening.

After what seems like a lifetime we eventually learn that Jake is dying from pancreatic cancer and wants his friends to feel the pain that he's feeling (you know like you do?) so he uses a truth serum to get them to confess their sins I didn't get much from this and don't remember much about their alleged sins except one of Jake's friends had been sleeping with his wife. Poker Face is one of those films that takes an unbelievably long time to getting going this isn't an issue in and of itself if the film impresses once it gets to the crux of the story. As the night progresses, secrets and betrayals are unearthed, but worse is to follow when thieves break in to Jake's mansion and Jake and his friends find themselves having to band together if they are all to survive the night. He offers his friends a choice they can each take an expensive car or gamble this expensive gift for a bigger prize namely $5 million dollars each. Tech billionaire and seasoned gambler Jake Foley invites a group of his friends to a high-stakes poker game at his plush mansion.

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