Illegal and risky torture-like gift makes my brother a happy man.

Rating: 2/10 (18 August 2015)

The concept of the movie is quite entertaining. It reminds me of one Derren Brown's shows when a woman agreed to take part in this experiment where actors would intervene in her life and she should report the things she noticed and how these things made her think and perhaps change her perspective on several subjects. She reported so much stuff that she thought was staged on her daily routine and at the end even said she rethought many aspects of her life. Then, Derren reveals that nothing was ever staged on her daily routine - no actors, nothing. Just by thinking that she was in a game, everything looked unreal to her.
Back to the movie, I couldn't buy a lot of things. What were the motivations behind what his brother chose as a gift? All I saw was a man getting tortured over and over again and his brother being an EXCELLENT actor all the time... I don't think that's his profession. At the end the protagonist seemed happy and thankful. Wh.. what? That man should head straight to the psychiatrist and hate his brother forever.
Ambiguous ending: Either 1) - That woman was being rude by inviting the guy to leave his party for a coffee at the airport. - Then 1.1) - He accepted and by doing so, was even ruder with everybody else. - Or 1.2) - He didn't accept the invitation. Or 2) - She was still acting and his game was not over yet. Well, I don't know and I don't care.
People try to defend the movie saying that CRS had everything under control all the time. I doubt that. It's impossible that everything was always under control. Something could have gotten out of hand. People could get injured. The guy could go insane. He could have a cardiac arrest during his suicidal fall. He could be traumatized forever. No previous tests could predict his behavior, reactions or mental health like we are supposed to believe.
And I'm sure several laws were broken in the process of making this torture game that somehow ended with happiness all around - A birthday party. All I know is that I wouldn't be happy if I were that guy and I'm SURE the police also wouldn't.
From all that I pointed, I rate this movie a 1. For the concept, it gets an extra point. 2/10.