Snake Eyes (1998 Film)

Snake Eyes stars Nicolas Cage as a corrupt cop that uncovers a conspiracy at a boxing match during which the Secretary of Defense is assassinated. Santoro gets involved, thinking that he is helping a friend, Kevin Dunne (played by Gary Sinise). Santoro discovers that everything is not what it seems.

Snake Eyes takes place in Atlantic City during a hurricane. Rick Santoro (Nicolas Cage), a corrupt cop, attends a boxing match with his friend, Kevin Dunne (Gary Sinise), a naval officer responsible for protecting the Secretary of Defense Charles Kirkland (Joel Fabiani). During the course of the fight, the Secretary of Defense is assassinated because Kevin was distracted by a redhead woman. Santoro wants to protect his friend Kevin because had he not be distracted by the redhead, the Secretary of Defense would not have been assassinated. In Santoro's (Cage) attempt to protect his friend Kevin, he uncovers that there is more going on than what it appears. Santoro starts to question his own corrupt ways and discovers serious abuse of power that lead to the assassination of the Secretary of Defense.

• Nicolas Cage - Rick Santoro

• Gary Sinise - Kevin Dunne

• John Heard - Gilbert Powell

• Carla Gugino - Julia Costello

• Stan Shaw - Lincoln Tyler

• Kevin Dunn - Lou Logan

• Michael Rispoli - Jimmy George

• Joel Fabiani - Charles Kirkland

• Luis Guzman - Cyrus

• David Anthony Higgins - Ned Campbell

• Mike Starr - Walt McGahn

• Tamara Tunie - Anthea

• Chip Zien - Mickey Alter

"Snake Eyes was one of the worst Nicholas Cage movies i think I have ever seen. No plot whatsoever. It is really not worth your time and money. Real disappointment."http://messages.movies.yahoo.com/Movies/Films/threadview?m=tm&bn=12172484-hv1800024682f0&tid=1&mid=1&tof=2&frt=2

"This movie is complete crap. I don't know how else to say it. Save your time and stare at the walls - its more interesting."http://messages.movies.yahoo.com/Movies/Films/threadview?m=tm&bn=12172484-hv1800024682f0&tid=1&mid=3&tof=2&rt=2&frt=2&off=1

""Snake Eyes" is a dazzling piece of entertainment--a mystery so cleverly constructed you find yourself wanting to see it again before it's over".http://paloaltoonline.com/movies/moviescreener.php?id=001495&type=short

"DePalma, a director who chooses his projects carefully, has scored again."http://www.filmquipsonline.com/snakeeyes.html