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Game Over, Man!

2018 Directed by Kyle Newacheck

Three friends are on the verge of getting their video game financed when their benefactor is taken hostage by terrorists.

Adam Devine Anders Holm Blake Anderson Utkarsh Ambudkar Jamie Demetriou Aya Cash Daniel Stern Rhona Mitra Neal McDonough Sam Richardson Steve Howey Mac Brandt Geno Segers Roe Hartrampf Andrew Bachelor Chloe Bridges Jere Burns Sugar Lyn Beard Emily Maddison Liz Katz Celeste Ziegler Natasha Key Christie-Lee Britten Lia Lam Caroline Rich Byron Bertram Lauren McGibbon Brad Kelly Andy Nez Show All…

Alternative Titles

Perda Total, ¡Game Over, Man!, ¡Game Over, tío!, Game Over, Man (2018), 你完蛋了，老铁, Гру закінчено, чувак!

comedy action

100 mins More details at IMDb TMDb Report this film

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Review by Sean Baker 11

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

I really like these guys from Workaholics... and at first, I thought they let me down. But it kicks in as soon as the siege begins. And there are two of the funniest scenes I've seen in a film this year - the "warning shot" Mexican stand-off and the climax with Daniel Stern's member being tossed about -- which might just be the smartest take on the recent Hollywood sexual harassment scandals I've seen yet.

Scanning through the other reviews here... I'm way in the minority on this. But I suggest going in to this knowing that it is juvenile, vulgar and and not to be taken too seriously... and perhaps take an edible as well.
Review by Demi Adejuyigbe 3

This popped up on Netflix at the perfect time for me to chuckle, go "you know what, why not check it out. Maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised."

I pushed myself to just keep going three times through the first scene and made it to 6:09.
Review by davidehrlich ★★ 4

The only convincing explanation for the existence of “Game Over, Man!” is that the brain trust behind Comedy Central’s “Workaholics” got really high on salvia one night and started to wonder what a remake of “Die Hard” might look like if it were written by Judd Apatow, directed by McG, and financed by whatever spare change they had in their pockets. How else to rationalize an action-comedy in which three burnout white dudes (suffering from some very severe bromantic tension) wind up going all “Pineapple Express” on the terrorists who raid the hotel where they work, take a handful of celebrity hostages, and amputate Daniel Stern’s dick? Stranger things have happened, especially on Netflix.

“Game Over, Man!” is exactly the…
Review by Steve Dickson ★

If die hard ate a dodgy paul blart curry this would be the mess it left in the toilet.
Review by lenny ★★★

guy#1 said to guy#2, after having just killed #2's boyfriend, "IM SORRY I KILLED HIM. I'LL BE YOUR BOYFRIEND!" while being choked by #2 and i laughed so hard i started to choke as well
Review by Dawson Joyce ★★

A comedic homage slash riff on Die Hard whose existence is pointless considering the fact that Die Hard is already a very funny film to begin with, Netflix's Game Over, Man! may have a committed cast and some decent gags here and there, but the overall affair is just a dull, tone-deaf, mostly unfunny experience that has the visual panache of a sitcom and the feel of an overlong episode of Workaholics than it does an actual feature film.

Recent reviews

Review by groceries ★★½

Summer movie 17/100

The most Comedy Central thing to ever air on Netflix
Review by Davarinho ★★★

This was quite amusing if you want some Hangover/American Pie level stuff. It's somewhere in between those two.
Review by Sonia 💅 ★★½

This is so dumb i feel stupid for laughing so much.
Review by isaiahe ★½

*sigh*
Review by meg ½

This movie took me over a week to get through and every minute of it was extremely painful.
Review by the4threel ★

This movie is awful. It’s loud, obnoxious and dumb…much like the three lead characters in this slacker version of “Die Hard.” Call it “Die Soft and Stupid.”

Alexxx (Adam Devine, the three x’s are intentional), Darren (Anders Holm), and Joel (Blake Anderson) are best friends working together as housekeepers in a luxury hotel. While a VIP party for some Instagram star is raging upstairs, a gang of ruthless terrorists who proceed to hold the entire crowd hostage overtakes the hotel. The “Dude Crew,” as the three friends refer to themselves, must figure out a way to thwart the terrorists, stay alive, and, oh yeah, make us laugh.

Let’s start with the three leads: their banter is not cute, nor is…
Review by waki ½

Insulting
Review by Filmgasam ½

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

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I'm glad they let second graders make movies now.
1/10
Review by Aylab ★

This movie tried to hard to be over the top and shocking, but it just ended up flopping around like the many penis shots in it.