High Rollers

High Rollers follows Mason Goddard, a polished professional thief whose quiet code unravels when his longtime rival abducts the woman he loves. To get her back, Mason agrees to orchestrate a high-stakes casino heist that demands precise timing, inside access, and fragile alliances. Rival crews and federal agents close in as tensions spike, forcing Mason to balance deception, rapid improvisation, and dangerous compromises. The plan depends on misdirection, technical finesse, and a single risky play that could erase his past and end everything. The film stays focused on the heist mechanics and Mason's moral calculations, keeping outcomes uncertain and avoiding neat resolutions while maintaining a steady, tense momentum. Small personal stakes collide with larger criminal systems, raising the moral cost.

Released in 2025 and directed by Randall Emmett, High Rollers was created by Chris Sivertson and features John Travolta, Gina Gershon, Lukas Haas, Quavo, and Natali Yura, presented as a widescale action crime thriller intended for theatrical international audiences.

The film opened in select theaters and streaming windows, drawing modest attention. Detailed box office totals weren't widely reported, and High Rollers didn't register as a major worldwide earner compared with franchise blockbusters during early release reporting or later updates.

High Rollers drew attention for its slick casino set pieces and John Travolta's charismatic turn, prompting discussion among genre fans. Clips and stunt sequences circulated online, and the movie became a talking point in streaming and action film communities, noted more for style and star power than groundbreaking innovation overall.

Critical response landed mixed to moderately positive, reflected in a 6.553/10 average from 95 votes, with praise for pacing and set pieces and criticism for familiar plotting. The film turns on loyalty, moral compromise, and the cost of risk, framing heist mechanics alongside character choices and shifting alliances, and consequences.