Good movie, but some plot holes

Rating: Null/10 (2 April 2001)

**MORE SPOILERS!!****
My problem was not with Fincher, my problem was with the story.

#1-If Nicholas did something absolutely ludicrist like go dancing buck naked down the white house lawn, would he be arrested by secret service guys also hired by CRS? If Nicholas was mangled alive by savage dogs and taken to the hospital, would the surgeons also be actors hired by CRS? If you've seen the movie, and haven't gotten my point, i'll make it perfectly clear. There are too many CRS actors stationed in too many strange places throughout the movie. Consumer Recreational Services could not have predicted Nicholas would have been at half of the places that he ended up at, interacting with people hired by CRS. This would be unless there is some stupid conspiracy where half the world secretly works for CRS. Beware of the new world order! Haha.
#2-CRS could pull of all of their tricks with absolute precision. I don't believe for a second that they could have covered all the things Nicholas could have, or would have done. Somewhere, some how, something is bound to go wrong as expose the entire outfit. Maybe that did sort of happen when Nicholas discovers that the guy who interviewed him for CRS was a freelance actor who does pill commercials. But this is one more reason why CRS could not formulate games for people to play- someone, somewhere, would have pull out an ace that would surprise and screw up the whole thing. Like for example, I give CRS credit that they might have predicted that Nicholas would try to commit suicide at the end. But how did they know where the exact spot he would jump off the building would be at? They had a landing cushion set exactly under him when he fell down. Yeah, mmmkay, I buy that (psyche).
#3-I understand that the function of the game was to make corporate big whigs lighten up and be less of a prick. However, one must have a strange sense of humor to laugh or even smile after it is over. How do they know Micheal Douglas's character wouldn't have jumped off the cushion in the end and slugged someone in the face, then pressed charges. And believe me, when you have a lawsuit pending against you from a big corporate guy, it's a pretty good idea not to try and stimulate them through a strange and often illegal sense of humor.