Fair Play

Would not watch again, ending was trash. Good concept, bad production.

This film is about a relationship between two people with significant psychological problems. Although the ending seems like a conclusion to their destructive insanity, it's doubtful it is. They are trapped in a never ending cycle of their sick pathologies, insecurities, self loathing, and unhealthy co-dependency. There is nothing redeeming about this movie.

Might be the worst movie I’ve ever watched

Unlikeable people, so unlikeable they don't even like each other. Very slow and nothing really happens, certainly nothing thrilling.

Edge of your seat tension watching this couple devolve from love to hate. A very good movie maybe not for everyone but I thought it was great.

The ending was highly unrealistic and unnecesdarily vindictive, spoiling what could have been an interesting exploration of how power shifts affects gendered relationships in the awful setting of financial services. Not a single character you can respect by the end of it, no dignity, no reasonable interactions, no grace.

If the RT popcorn meter means viewers who can't handle uncomfortable situations or looking for feel-good movies all the time then it is meaningless because this is a great movie that made me edgy for the whole duration. It's not fun, it's awkward, you want to hide behind the sofa but it's brilliant. Most of this film is high tension but its last quarter is positively disturbing as the main characters disintegrate whilst all characters show their worst side but in a way that nobody can predict.

Horrible, shallow, self-absorbed, materialistic people being horrible, shallow, self-absorbed, and materialistic. The only thing I enjoyed was seeing them getting exactly what they deserved. Are we supposed empathize with or cheer for anyone in this stupid film?

Moral of the story is don’t get romantically involved with coworkers…I love movies that are able to create so much intensity and tension over micro events, so overall this worked for me. I really loved how you could tangibly feel and empathize with what both sides of this war were feeling, rather than being a one sided perspective. Falls shy of 3.5 stars because the ending cheapened it for me.

A well done and acted movie, but the forced way it ends, it leaves you with the conclusion that the career at a corporation is more important than your personal life.