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Gamer [4K UHD]

Mark Neveldine (Director), Brian Taylor (Director), Gerard Butler (Actor), Rated:
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Format: Blu-ray
4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,474 ratings
IMDb5.7/10.0
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Genre Action
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Contributor Kyra Sedgwick, Amber Valletta, Alison Lohman, Ludacris, Mark Neveldine, Brian Taylor, Gerard Butler, Terry Crews, John Leguizamo, Michael C. Hall, Logan Lerman See more
Language English
Studio Lionsgate
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Set in a future-world where people pay to “play” convicts in virtual war games, Kable (Butler) is a star player. Imprisoned for life, Kable could win his freedom if he survives a total of 30 games. Operated by a wealthy teenager (Lerman) but up against unforeseen odds, Kable’s success and defeat is a mission for many... strings attached.

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ Unknown
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ R (Restricted)
  • Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.28 x 5.75 x 2.17 inches; 2.47 ounces
  • Director ‏ : ‎ Mark Neveldine, Brian Taylor
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ 4K
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ July 19, 2022
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Gerard Butler, Michael C. Hall, John Leguizamo, Alison Lohman, Amber Valletta
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English, Spanish
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Lionsgate
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0B2FSGMD3
  • Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,474 ratings

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4.4 out of 5 stars
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Not as good as I remembered LOL
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Not as good as I remembered LOL
I'll save you the whole movie critique as most know what the movie is about already. So I'll save you my petty 2 cents lol This 4k version does not include a Blu-ray but it does contain a digital copy ! Most movies do now days but still, very cool. I loved this movie when I was younger. However, weather my taste has changed, it didn't age well or maybe it was never very good lol I was just a little let down when I watched it bc I was so excited for it to arrive. It's still not a bad movie but that's about it !
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NerdAngel
5.0 out of 5 stars A little too fast but entertaining
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2011
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I'm a Gerard Butler fan, so I would have given this at least a 3-star anyway just for having him in it. Upgrade to a 4-star for Michael C. Hall as the bad guy, which I loved and which was (aside from Dexter) probably one of my favorite of his performances. The reason I'm choosing to give it a 5-star rating is because although it is at times both mentally hard to watch (hanging people from hooks in the ceiling by their skin, seriously?) and physically hard to watch (strobe light effects, anyone?), and the story moves a little too quickly for any real character development, that rapid fire pacing has an endearing quality to it because for me it harkened back to the age of comic books. Not graphic novels, mind you, where the writer and the artist had basically an entire book's worth of pages to tell a story and let you get to know the characters in minute detail. But the one-shot comics where everything moved so fast that you got caught up in the action and were finished before you really had time to think about how little you really knew about the characters. Like those one-shot comics, 'Gamer' wraps you up in the slash'n'hack world of the 'Slayers' game right away and makes it very hard for you to pull out and ask, "So, who are these people, really?" But, also like one-shots, the movie does it's best to squeeze in the answers to that question wherever possible. It maybe doesn't fully succeed, but it comes very close. We get a sense of the main characters to the point that we can at least understand where they are coming from and why they're doing what they're doing. The second-string characters get a little definition, just enough so that they are useful to the plot line, even if we're still left scratching our heads and wondering, "Okay, so... where exactly did you come from again?" In addition, the concepts brought up in this futuristic film are mind-bending enough to at least get your brain thinking. In a move akin the one taken by 'Idiocracy', the movie makes us pause for a second after the film is over and makes us ask, "Wow, is that where our society could be headed? Are we opening ourselves up for that kind of a world by the actions we are choosing today?" 'Gamer' may not be the best quality piece of cinema or storytelling ever created, but it has its bright spots right alongside the bad. It's definitely the type of movie you pick up when you just want to watch something, not when you are looking for a mind-blowing cinematic experience or phenomenal storytelling. (Go find a foreign film or something.) But I would challenge viewers to watch this movie and, rather than sitting through it and nitpicking out every little detail that they hate, to try to see some good points: an awesome performance on the part of the villain; a good (if not amazing) and relatively easy to relate to protagonist in Kable; a concept that, if not totally original, is still terrifying on a subconscious level; and some truly hilarious moments just waiting to be appreciated.
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Michael Cast
5.0 out of 5 stars Gerard Butler plays in it, need I say more?
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2016
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I have yet to see a movie with Gerard Butler in it that was bad. Seriously. I'm not saying that just because he is one of my favorite actors, when in fact it's how he just brings the quality up in the picture because he's THAT good. It's true that this particular movie did not make a huge splash at the box office, but it's a good vid nonetheless. The film is set in the not so distant future where video games become live action. My son and his friends would wait for hours to get a new version of a game and then disappear into his room for a whole weekend. Sometimes they had no less than five televisions going in his room! Oh, my poor electric bill. So it not too far of a stretch of the imagination for the plot as prisoners are given a chance at a pardon if they fight to the death on live television. Only one thing, the prisoners are not in control of their own bodies, but are being CONTROLLED by "gamers". If you do watch this vid (which I suggest you do) notice all the really bizarre things going on in the background. All of the super weird stuff going on tells us that society loses it's grasp on morality. It could all happen. But I really hope it never gets that bad, because there is some real crazy going on.
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The Bobby
4.0 out of 5 stars Game
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2024
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Gerald Butler saved it.
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Henny007
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Storyline based on truth!
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2023
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Great movie. Captures what the world is battling presently. Just Connect the dots love bugs of Joy.
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Gregory T. Blackmore
3.0 out of 5 stars Not bad
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2010
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Not nearly as horrible as some of the reviews on here make it out to be. I suspect if it merely had a different title, it would have been accepted as "ok". A futuristic view of society in collapse, police state as a rule, the current bread and circus being the newest evolution of online gaming: the control of real humans through a version of mind control. The first game called "Society", being a Sims/Second Life-type in which players control people who have signed up as a job to be the avatars for gamers who dress them up in all sort of ridiculous manner and have them dance, run around like tards, have sex, etc... Not at all an unrealistic stretch of the imagination if you have ever taken part in an online game. The second game, the one in which Gerard Butler's character is involved, is called "Slayers". It is more along the lines of a "first person shooter" ala Modern Warfare 2 or Quake 4. Death Row inmates "volunteer" to participate. If the inmate and his/her gamer survive 30 matches, the inmate is freed. It is a reality-show phenomenon, with everyone tuning in to watch "Kable", Butler's character, as he enters his final few matches, the only person to progress so far. The proceeds go to pay for the swelling prison system. They are basically gladiator matches. There is a predictable reaction to his progress when the creator of the games, Castle (Michael C. Hall) becomes involved.

The movie is essentially a mirror of the movie "Gladiator", not done as well of course. Slavery and the callousness of both the rulers and ruled are the theme. There is much violence and gore. There is also some humor, especially in the views we get of the "Society" game. It is an entirely accurate portrayal of the online gaming community, which has an even greater share of imbeciles and cretins than society-at-large. It isn't a great movie, there are a couple eye-roller moments but overall the cast does a decent job. If you have an interest in gaming and an overall dim view of its participants I think you'll get it. I was entertained. What more can you ask for in a society in decline? :)
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Rocko3
5.0 out of 5 stars I've seen a few others similar to this, but this was pure fun.
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023
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I have seen several other movies similar to this, but not quite as exciting. This was def made for the gaming world so it could have had a little more psychedelics in it. Oh, how cool it to be young again. This was just pure fun.
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GUIDO
5.0 out of 5 stars film molto bello
Reviewed in Italy on September 12, 2022
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mi e' piaciuto molto.. Butler e' veramente un grande attore
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E. Carreão
5.0 out of 5 stars Bien.
Reviewed in Mexico on October 14, 2020
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Está entretenida, el 3D es bueno y está en español latino.
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PATRICIA
3.0 out of 5 stars Sin más
Reviewed in Spain on March 19, 2017
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Es una pelicula buena, aunque al ser de videojuegos no me ha llamado mucho la atención. Pero no a estado mal
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5.0 out of 5 stars 特典映像は最後まで見ましょう！
Reviewed in Japan on August 24, 2020
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近所のレンタル屋さんに置いてなくて、作品の評価は低いけど気になり…中古購入。問題なく視聴できました。

役者が違えば60点くらいの作品かもですが、ジェラルド・バトラー好きの補正がかかって85点。
特典映像での監督たちの細かい解説が意外と面白かったので90点？
いやいや、まさかのジェリー尻丸出しでさらに加点！200点です(笑)
過去作品で何度も拝んでますが、まさかこんなパターンでの披露があるとは…さすがジェリー！

洋画アクション好きならまあまあ楽しめると思います。
ジェリー好きなら超楽しめるかと(^^)
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Matthias
5.0 out of 5 stars Bild ungeschnitten, Tonspur geschnitten
Reviewed in Germany on July 6, 2014
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Gleich vorweg, bei der Version die ich habe (Extended Version) handelt es sich "nur" um die normale ungekürzte US-Kinofassung, das Bild ist also ungeschnitten, aber bei dem Ton sind Zensuren, und zwar bei Genickbrüchen. Sehr auffallen tut es aber nicht, außer man weiß es vorher und achtet da genau drauf.

Handlung:

In einem Online-Spiel namens Slayers treten Sträflinge gegeneinander an und müssen sich töten um eine Runde weiter zu kommen. Wer 30 Runden übersteht, dem winkt die Freiheit und Straferlass. Die Sträflinge sind hier Avatare und werden fremdgesteuert, je von einem Gamer.
Kable hat es bisher am weitesten geschafft und wird von Simon, dem besten Gamer gesteuert, das wird live von den Zuschauern mitverfolgt. Kable muss aber fliehen, wenn er seine Familie wieder sehen will, Hilfe bekommt er dabei von der Untergrundbewegung "Humanz".

Technisches:

Das Bild sieht sehr gut aus, das Verschwimmen zwischen der Sicht der Gamer und der Sträflinge ist genial gemacht.
Die Vertonung ist sehr gut gelungen und die Synchronsprecher verrichten ihre Arbeit sehr gut. Die Dialoge passen zum Film, sie sind also weder kulturell hochtrabend, noch belanglos.
Schauspielerisch konnte ich nichts negatives feststellen, besonders gefiel mir aber Kable (Gerad Butler).
Blutig wird es hier, auch werden ab und an Körperteile abgetrennt, wobei das hier nicht Mittelpunkt ist und nur kurz zu sehen ist und nicht in "Splatterorgien" ausartet.
Ungereimtheiten oder unlogisches gab nicht meiner Ansicht nach.

Fazit:

Rasanter Action-Film, welcher eine recht gute Handlung hat und vom Technischen überzeugt.
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