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The Game

The Game

“What do you get for the man who has everything...?”
★7.6/10(7,676)Rage•1997•2h 9m
DramaThrillerMystery
ScreenplayMichael Ferris, John Brancato
Nicholas Van Orton is a San Francisco banker as rich as he is solitary and detached, marked by his father's suicide. For his birthday, his younger brother gives him enrollment in a mysterious, tailor-made game that an enigmatic company promises to weave into his life. At first it seems a harmless eccentricity, but soon the rules blur and Nicholas can no longer tell where the performance ends and a real threat, stripping him of everything he controlled, begins. David Fincher orchestrates a paranoid thriller of perfect mechanism, trapping the viewer in the same dizzying uncertainty as its protagonist. A dark, addictive puzzle.
Release
Sep 12, 1997
Budget
$50M
Country
United States
Revenue
$109M

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From the same director: David Fincher

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Who directed The Game? The Game is directed by David Fincher.
Who stars in The Game? The main cast of The Game includes Michael Douglas, Sean Penn, Deborah Kara Unger, James Rebhorn, Peter Donat.
How long is The Game? The Game is 2h 9min long.

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Nicholas Van Orton is a San Francisco banker as rich as he is solitary and detached, marked by his father's suicide. For his birthday, his younger brother gives him enrollment in a mysterious, tailor-made game that an enigmatic company promises to weave into his life. At first it seems a harmless eccentricity, but soon the rules blur and Nicholas can no longer tell where the performance ends and a real threat, stripping him of everything he controlled, begins. David Fincher orchestrates a paranoid thriller of perfect mechanism, trapping the viewer in the same dizzying uncertainty as its protagonist. A dark, addictive puzzle.

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