Well, in the Grand Canyon, there could be a story where a coyote spots a porcupine. The coyote, being a bit too eager, might try to attack the porcupine. But the porcupine's quills are a great defense. The coyote quickly realizes that this isn't an easy prey and might back off, learning a valuable lesson about not being so hasty in its hunting attempts.
There was a movie in Las Vegas called God of Gamblers, which was directed by Stephen Chou and starred in Andy Liu, Jacky Zhang, Zhou Yong, and other actors. The movie was released in 1995 and told the story of the God of Gamblers, showing the life and career of the God of Gamblers in Las Vegas. The film was praised by the audience and critics as a classic in the history of Chinese film.
To be honest, I don't have the exact number of stories for Fontainebleau Las Vegas. You could check with local real estate agents or relevant building records.
Leaving Las Vegas was a 2010 American crime film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, with Tom Hanks, Emile Husky, and Garry Sinis.
The film tells the story of a wealthy gambler who goes to Las Vegas to seek relief and a fresh start after a divorce and a setback in his career. The film received high reviews and was considered a classic crime film.
Some people praised the depth of the film's plot and character, saying that it deeply revealed the complexity and contradiction of human nature. At the same time, the film also received good reviews in terms of visual effects and music.
However, there were also some people who criticized the film for being too complicated and dragging the plot, and for being a little dull in some scenes. In addition, some people pointed out that the film's inappropriate performance on legal and political issues made it unable to be a true moral film.
Leaving Las Vegas was a well-received film. It achieved good results in terms of plot, character description, and visual effects, but there were also some criticisms that pointed out its inappropriate performance in legal and political issues.