Lukas109

Despite the film not staggering our eyes with extraordinarily amazing cinematography or oscar-worthy acting performances, it manages to showcase passable performances and some not half-bad shots.

Unfortunately the movie itself struggles to engage its audience due to a lackluster plot. It fails to deliver a compelling story, leaving many unanswered questions lingering.

What stood out for me was the disproportionate focus on Davis and his family. It gives the impression of inflated importance, detracting from the broader narrative.

Also I hated the ending.

Overall the movie is a mediocre effort that may entertain momentarily, but ultimately fails to leave a lasting impression.

The most important thing in this film is in my opinion it's meaning. You might be rich and have a luxurious lifestyle, you might be able to buy and do basically anything, but will you?

Michael Douglas delivered a fantastic performance as an average boring businessman, whose life took a big turn and transformed from boring to a complete thriller. We all were probably a bit confused at the end when we realized what had happened. Personally I didn't expect that at all, and I think that's a great thing.

No doubt a great film with a great meaning. One of Fincher's classics. Happy I watched this.