The Game

THE GAME is another wonderful Michael Douglas film and I rate it at 5 stars. This film will really be appreciated by fans that enjoy dissecting a complex plot. The story, although hard to swallow and farfetched, was exceptionally engaging and kept my interest from start to finish. I thought on my first viewing that this film would have a sequel, but was proven wrong by events.THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION COULD RUIN ENJOYMENT OF THE PLOT:Nicholas Van Orton played by Michael Douglas is a wealthy banker, but a loner who even spends his birthday away from people. In the year of his 48th birthday (the

Wish I could watch it again..for the first time.

This movie is interesting and entertaining from start to finish. The viewer is kept guessing what is "real" and what is part of "the game." I love the ending. Great acting by the whole cast, especially by Michael Douglas as Nicholas "Nick / Nicky" Van Orton and Deborah Kara Unger as Christine / Claire.

The Game is a 1997 American thriller film directed by David Fincher, starring Michael Douglas and Sean Penn, and produced by Propaganda Films and PolyGram Filmed Entertainment. It tells the story of a wealthy investment banker who is given a mysterious gift by his brother - participation in a game that integrates in strange ways with his everyday life. As the lines between the banker's real life and the game become more uncertain, hints of a large conspiracy become apparent.So, a bit of a confession on my part;I brought up the fact that I was watching this with some friends of mine, and the fi

If you're a human, you should watch this movie. Period. The numbers in it may be a bit outdated, but if you can suspend disbelief on that, the messaging is rock solid.

The Game was directed by David Fincher and follows a businessman (Michael Douglas) whose estranged young brother (Sean Penn) gives him a strange birthday present—a game from a mysterious company called Consumer Recreation Services (CRS). The game's objective is unclear and he finds himself evading deathly situations.This film is quite overlooked among the rest or Fincher's filmography, It is riveting, suspenseful, intelligent, and one of those movies that stay in your mind. It is a great example of Fincher's brilliance and an underrated gem.

It has been a while since I watched the thriller movie entitled, “The Game” starring Michael Douglas and Sean Penn. On those rare occasions, that I've gained an opportunity to view it on television, I always seem to gather a new perspective and/or enlarge my vision regarding life. Essentially, after Douglas's character survived various challenging levels of the rather annoying, and later death defying game, there’s one crucial scene that provided clarity, an affirmation, and a subsequent pause. At some point in the movie, he decided to place his faith in an appealing, perplexing, but mysteriou

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