Stretches credulity to the extreme

Rating: 4/10 (30 May 2014)

I have to feel very strongly about a movie before I would want to spend precious time writing about it. And this movie really irks me.
What I really can't stand when watching a serious movie is when its plot is incredulous, and this movie goes all out to score 100/100. It just keeps piling up more and more ridiculous scenes one after another. At the end of it, I truly felt I wasted 2 hours of my time and my money.
In fact, I was about to hail the movie when it was turning out that the game was a big scam job. It should have been that way and would have been totally credulous. Then came that grand silly ridiculous ending.
In fact, when I watched David Fincher's other movie, Seven, I really couldn't buy into it as I found the ways the murders were carried out highly unbelievable. But it was a very well-made movie so I could forgive the incredulous elements there. Little did I realize the much higher bounds of Mr Fincher's penchant for and capability in concocting incredulity until The Game.
Even the dumbest action movie has more credulity than this. If not for the good video quality, I would have given a 1 or 2 rating, because I do still feel very pi**ed with it.