Aron Allen

Nick plays a relatable character we can all see ourselves as - insecure but passionate, inadequate but desires social status. It's hard to not empathize as he gets absolutely screwed over by every single person in his life over and over. He is emotionally broken down through his journey to the lowest he can go. There are some fun themes here that are not so subtle tied in with corporate culture and how that screws over regular people with no regard. Definitely a great film, and fun to watch Cage play a dottering but passionate middle age caricature, which he pulls off perfectly.

It's true. This really, truly is the best game I have ever played hands down.

I'm impressed by how badly they managed to butcher this. They give us no reason or time to connect the characters, but even if they did it would be impossible to do so. They're written as flat, soulless plot devices and not actual people. Totally forgettable, totally underwhelmed.