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After a year and a half of hearing about how "cool" this movie is, and I'm on a Michael C Hall high right now, I decided to watch this movie. Well after the first half hour I decided that MCH is the good guy, although you hardly ever see him. He's funny, you get his background story very early on in the movie, and he's just a lovable character. But then I realized that the guy on the cover, how's that for a character, is the good guy. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, you know nothing about him, he's only funny when he gets drunk, and he doesn't have an awesome Broadway background showing it's face. Plus he kills the only good actor in this movie at the end:,(. It should have been the other way around

It is very interesting that we combine Najazi reality with real life. It was interesting and the actors played their roles well ... This film has a lot to say about the future for us.

Gamer is a pure action film that also has a great story that can be felt. Not very long in duration, and that's too good. The screenplay and characters are written very well. Although there's an excessive usage of shakycam effect during the action sequences that produces a distracting effect, it doesn't really affect the fun quotient this nonstop action film has to offer. Gerard Butler's performance is terrific and he plays his part very well. Same for the rest of the cast. I was kinda surprised but not shocked to realize that this film was made by the makers of the classic actioner Crank starring Jason Statham. The camerawork, loud action and several uncomfortable moments alone confirm this. At times resembling a real video game, Gamer is loaded with extremely violent action, has sex/nudity and has swearing too. That being said, it's definitely not for kids. Action buffs, especially grown ups, are in for a treat.

More relevant today than when it was made. Just watched it a 2nd time and still enjoyed each moment, but also noticed that what was once considered a science fiction idea of what humans could become, is now a truly terrifying possibility right around the corner. We are connected and we will not disconnect. And we love punishing people online en masse. Anyway, it's good action, not hard to follow the story, very clear with the plot, and thrilling. Enjoy.

I don't understand why people make films like this and this one certainly made me think twice about seeing films just because somebody I like is in it. In this case, the liked party is Gerard Butler but having seen him in two disgusting clunkers back to back (The Ugly Truth and Gamer) I'm beginning to question what is it I like about him or his acting to begin with. He is currently on my nerves until he redeems himself in a better film. Okay, so about the film, it sort of follows the same storyline as 'Surrogates' but slightly tweaked. Instead of surrogates, underprivileged real humans are being used by privileged real humans for pleasure in the year 2034 via gaming consoles. The concept is so ridiculous that even I can't explain it well. Everything about this film just sucks. Big time. You've been warned.

I usually don't come here to complain every time I see a bad movie, because…well… because I'm too lazy for that. However, I simply HAD to talk about this one… This is by far the worst movie I've seen in years (and I watch a lot of movies). Frankly, I have no idea why people agreed to work on this film. EVERYTHING in this movie is bad. Even the great Michael C. Hall acts like a complete moron the whole time. I think they paid him A LOT of money to do this gig, because I cannot think of any other reason why he would humiliate himself like this. Some movies are so bad that they can actually entertain you a bit (especially if you watch with your friends and laugh about it the entire time). This one is not even good enough for that. I know some people must have worked hard on this film, and I must stress that this is just MY OPINION, but this movie really, really suck.