A mind numbing train wreck of a movie.

Rating: 3/10 (28 September 2018)

This movie was forced upon me by my step father, "this is the kind of movie where you must pay attention 100% of the time" excellent, my kind of movie.
The protagonist of this movie is a wealthy gentleman though his name escapes me, I have no idea why, I remember the names of most the characters in this movie, but his I guess just wasn't as memorable as "Conrad".
Scrooge McDuck is approached by his brother who looks like he's young enough to be his son, he hands him a card, insisting he call the number. This is the first of about a million plot conveniences that will occur in this movie. He goes to the base of operations from which this company operates from, why? Plot convenience.
He asked exactly what is it that they do? Oh, they do games, fantastic, well I'm a wealthy business man and I have no time for games, take your noodles and shove them up your- this doesn't happen. For the sake of plot convenience he stays for most the day, answering stupid questions and doing random tests.
I don't want to go on about the plot too much, but I will mention some moments that were especially... Plot conveniencey.
There's one scene that particularly stands out to me, McDuck is trapped in a taxi as it's sinking into the water, though he manages to escape using an item he had obtained earlier, fantastic, he didn't die! It's so good that in a situation where most people would panic and just try punch the window or something, he was able to think clearly and logically. And if he didn't, and he just died, oh well, guess that's that.
The absolute WORST scene in the entire movie:
McDuck is on a roof holding a woman hostage with a gun, she explains it was a birthday treat, he of course, after almost dying a few times, doesn't believe her, one thing leads to another and he fatally shoots his brother through a champagne bottle, killing him in seconds. Drowning in guilt, the poor man walks to the edge of the roof, and jumps off falling to his death, dying the same say his father died... And at the same age, it was a heart wrenching moment.
He falls through the glass, lands on a super safe bouncey castle and lives to tell the tail, hahaha you idiots, he didn't kill his brother, he didn't jump to his death! It's so good that they were able to predict with 100% certainty the exact part of the ledge that he'd jump from, it's not like he could of jumped from anywhere else, its not like he could of tried to kill himself in any other way. What if instead of casually stepping off the edge to fall to his death, what if he had ran and jumped?
And after all that, he seems to be happy and grateful for all the dread and stress he's been through??? I'd be so angry that it'd be punching whoever was closest to me! The experience probably took 10 hears off his life. Why did anyone think it was a good idea???
I went into this movie, told that I had to pay attention to every detail, not to switch off for a second as every single frame was of the upmost importance. I'd say though, this is the kind of movie where you have to switch your brain off, don't analyze ANYTHING, as the holes are everywhere.