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The Game

1997

Action / Drama / Mystery / Thriller

The Game

1997

Action / Drama / Mystery / Thriller

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77% TOMATOMETER · 65 reviews

84% AUDIENCE · 100K ratings

7.7/10 · 479.6K

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Plot summary

In honor of his birthday, San Francisco banker Nicholas Van Orton, a financial genius and a cold-hearted loner, receives an unusual present from his younger brother, Conrad: a gift certificate to play a unique kind of game. In nary a nanosecond, Nicholas finds himself consumed by a dangerous set of ever-changing rules, unable to distinguish where the charade ends and reality begins.

Director

David Fincher

Top cast

Elizabeth Dennehy as Maria

Michael Douglas as Nicholas Van Orton

Joe Frank as CRS Data Collating Technician

Tommy Flanagan as Solicitor / Taxi Driver

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

875.05 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 9 min

Seeds 45

1.95 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 9 min

Seeds 51

Comments 17

Tahir571 436 days ago

a multi-starrer

Tahir571 436 days ago

4k plz

ColdBloodedRomeo 553 days ago

Very good movie. Worth watching more than once.

dthomson123 610 days ago

4k please

zorg2 815 days ago

Thank you OTTO

Maravilloso 928 days ago

what is boxxy?

C0st4nz4 1084 days ago

4K please

makzaddy 1349 days ago

After I fully downloaded this, the 1080p video froze up in the first 5 seconds..

Toyota123 1394 days ago

Thanks TYS!

palmaamlap 1421 days ago

So good, thanks a lot.

mfec2020 1545 days ago

This movie is too good.

iamestee 1620 days ago

I didn't expect the ending...

rct66 3393 days ago

Excellent movie!!!!!

diegobretti 3441 days ago

The trailer is not working..

mustrix 3450 days ago

thanks

epokas 3751 days ago

Excellent thriller!

mobster 3763 days ago

I like this movie so much

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IMDb reviews

From IMDb

8 / 10

The Game is one of David Fincher's lesser

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The Game is one of David Fincher's lesser known films (made right in between Se7en and Fight Club). But it's every bit as great as the ones for which he's…

Michael Douglas at his very best

scoobydoo2000ms

"The Game" took me on one psychological thrill ride after another loaded with twists and turns scene after scene.Michael Douglas pulled off his best…

8 / 10

A brilliantly executed mind-trick

Criticalstaff

I have always loved the Game. It sits right between The Truman Show and The Matrix as these 90's weird deconstructions of reality and sci-fi with a hint of…

I have always loved the Game. It sits right between The Truman Show and The Matrix as these 90's weird deconstructions of reality and sci-fi with a hint of social commentary on media. It was really the decade where TV and movies discovered the awesome power these new images had, and trying to reconcile their own moral hazard (spoiler alert: they did not). In The Game, Michael Douglas' character has basically a feature film inserted in his life. With a rewatch there are some little details that stand out and you realize easily none of this would work for real. But it works for the audience and as such it works as a movie. I love this movie because it is a great mind-bending trick. The movie keeps the tension up throughout by jumping around whether the Game is real or not. Even in the third act, where there is maybe one switcheroo too many; you get that escalating tension that keeps you engaged. Structurally the movie may not be the most elegant. This tension escalates not really by anyone's actions but by design. But it is competent enough to let the talent shine. Michael Douglas gives an excellent performance and it's just a joy to watch. He basically plays Gordon Gekko again, with the self-important attitude but also the effortless charm. There is something to 90s Douglas that is frankly mesmerizing, because he offer such a large palette of characters. He can play the everyman gumshoe or the stonyhearted investment banker. And in the Game you can see that kind of transformation on-screen. You can see the veneer of civilization peel off and you're left with the unkempt hair Douglas: the most dangerous variant. Returning to the escalation of tension, it works that way also because the plot destroys Nicholas Van Orton's life in an escalating fashion. First he loses on his business deal, then his money/fortune, then his brother. Which culminates at the end of the movie: he is a broken man, which leads him to suicide. On the surface, the movie is very "nineties ennui" where it throws a business exec in suit and a briefcase in an action movie. The movie's internal logic is built around the fact that his life is very lame and predictable and he gets propelled into these action-movie set piece tropes. But underneath there is a more subtle message critical of the greed and the excess of the 80s. It is a repudiation of Gordon Gekko. It metaphorically kills Gordon Gekko, it throws him off the roof. And I believe the film's morals want to state that life's meaning lies elsewhere than monetary accumulation and wealth. That is not to say that the movie is leading the masses to the barricades. It is first and foremost an action film, and as such a corporate product, yet it enjoys having a faceless corporation as "the villain". But it is similar to Fight Club in that regard; it enjoys the subversive sub-text, without giving it too much credence. Nonetheless, it focuses way more on the mechanics of the plot: who is going where and why, rather than on the thematic elements. And for the most part it holds up as an action movie. And even if makes (forgettable) mistakes, you'll still want to rewatch it to see how well The Game was set-up, and what worked and what did not.

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