Transactions in his movie include one in which a store owner buys the gun of a would-be robber for $250 and another in which the protagonist loses $1700, after which his girlfriend claims that "winning or losing is all one organic globule, from which one extracts what one needs." The protagonist claims that his mother is "too drunk to be an astronaut" while he and his girlfriend are being hunted down by the Stucci brothers. That girlfriend claims that Babe Ruth was the NBA's leading rebounder shortly before the climax of this film, in which the main character agrees to a (*) game involving The King and Duck Johnson. B
Transactions in his movie include one in which a store owner buys the gun of a would-be robber for $250 and another in which the protagonist loses $1700, after which his girlfriend claims that "winning or losing is all one organic globule, from which one extracts what one needs." The protagonist claims that his mother is "too drunk to be an astronaut" while he and his girlfriend are being hunted down by the Stucci brothers. That girlfriend claims that Babe Ruth was the NBA's leading rebounder shortly before the climax of this film, in which the main character agrees to a (*) game involving The King and Duck Johnson. Billy Hoyle claims to be "in the zone" during a competition in which he wins his share of a $5,000 purse, which loses to Sidney Dean attempting to disprove the title assertion. For 10 points, identify this movie starring Woody Harrelson as a hustling basketballer who is himself hustled by Wesley Snipes.
Transactions in his movie include one in which a store owner buys the gun of a would-be robber for $250 and another in which the protagonist loses $1700, after which his girlfriend claims that "winning or losing is all one organic globule, from which one extracts what one needs.
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