Lorsqu'un riche banquier a la possibilité de faire partie d'un jeu mystérieux, sa vie est bouleversée lorsqu'il ne parvient plus à faire la distinction entre le jeu et la réalité.
Bande-annonce
Casting
David Fincher
Director
Michael Douglas
Nicholas Van Orton
Deborah Kara Unger
Christine
Sean Penn
Conrad
James Rebhorn
Jim Feingold
Peter Donat
Samuel Sutherland
Carroll Baker
Ilsa
Anna Katarina
Elizabeth
Armin Mueller-Stahl
Anson Baer
Charles Martinet
Nicholas' Father
Scott Hunter McGuire
Young Nicholas
Florentine Mocanu
Nicholas' Mother
Elizabeth Dennehy
Maria
Caroline Barclay
Maggie
Daniel Schorr
Daniel Schorr
John Aprea
Power Executive
Harrison Young
Obsequious Executive
Kimberly Russell
Cynthia, CRS Receptionist
Joe Frank
CRS Data Collating Technician
John Brancato
Writer
Michael Ferris
Writer
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Commentaires
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Was fav. For 2years untill I watched forest gump ...still will be one of my favs ... everything is justified Nd logical just amazing ..make u think Wats happening and in end make u amaze
A fabulously rich investment manager signs up for a mysterious activity known as "The Game," which completely disrupts his life. It gets off to an intriguing start, as the anticipation builds for the game. Then the game begins and weird things start happening to Douglas that make no sense outside of sci-fi/fantasy realm. Yet, one watches with some interest expecting everything to be sorted out at some point, a point that never really comes. When the inevitable twist is revealed, one is left bewildered because it invalidates pretty much everything that has happened in the movie. This unbelievably stupid movie doesn't just call for suspension of disbelief, but also suspension of intelligence.
I enjoyed this must better than I had expected although I had to say that I thought it was great and then wasn't sure I want it to change and just about I was okay it change back again. I reckon that must be good and I suppose I prepared the earlier David Fincher films, like Seven (1995) and Fight Club (1999) like this one. I liked Michael Douglas, as I usual do, but not very keen on Sean Penn but did like Deborah Kara Unger I also liked in David Cronenberg's Crash (1996).
The worst of America: from extreme riches to rags and back up to extreme riches but hahaha it was a joke Implausible at every turn Ace acting from all saves it somehow Not sure who the audience is here can't say if i liked it or not probably not you cannot have a film succeed just on acting should be filed under "fantasy" the story ultimately is dull as dishwater and sort of predictable too much of an ask to be successful.
