source: 7 Days to Vegas

Laugh out loud comedy. Enjoyed the hilarious characters and fun premise even though I'm not a poker player. Bought it on Amazon because we had to see it again. Must see.

This movie initially reminded me of Molly's Game with the male bonding from Hangover. However, the script is original and funny about what happens off the table and what people will bet on (basically anything). Overall a good movie that's probably more truth than fiction and full of good laughs without a supersize Hollywood budget. The Van Pattens have genuine comedic chops.

Loved this film. Great comedy writing. Great cast, music, story. Will watch it again tonight.

Was expecting to see an over-hyped, silly comedy. I was wrong. The film had great twists, smart humor, well acted, and crafted. This lived up to the hype. Well done.

Pretty cool story. I can't believe this is actually true. Wasn't the greatest movie but definitely watchable. Found myself trying to Google everything about this story. Come to find out most of the characters are basically 4 or 5 people mixed into one. I wonder who the big film producer was. I'm guessing Charlie Sheen was the famous actor with a drug problem.

The film is well written, beautiful cinematography, super entertaining, with a gambling-tense comedy story line, well developed characters variety and a super twist. I enjoyed it. I laughed.

This movie was painful to watch. When you start thinking of all the things you need to get done in your life you know a movie is bad, but good in that it directs you where you should be spending your time. This was time i was never going to get back. I didn't care about any of it and that is sad.

Saw this in Chicago with a Q&A after with Richard Roeper - legendary critic who loved the film. The audience was cheering at the end. Definitely a must-watch!

In the character-driven lineage of such classics as Goodfellas and Big Lebowski, and True Romance; Walk to Vegas features a brotherhood that operates on an informal black market economy that is impervious to the rules of law other than the innate sense of honor established through direct eye contact, firm handshakes, and camaraderie; a den of high-stakes Hollywood gamblers continuously engaging one another in ever-more outrageous ante-upping dares and bets, that culminate in our protagonist, Vincent VanPatten's attempting a walk from LA to Vegas in seven days in a suit! The characters of the instant classic-- played by such greats as Eileen Davidson, Jennifer Tilly, Danny Pardo, Paul Walter Hauser, and James VanPatten, are straight out of Cervantes; the result: pure comic genius!