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Drama
Thriller

Fair Play (2023) Review in 2025

6.5/10
Flop

Fair Play is a tense thriller that explores ambition and betrayal in a competitive corporate world, showcasing the dark side of success.

1 hour 55 minutes
English (Dubbed: None)
Age group: 18-35, Interests: Thriller, Drama, Corporate Politics
Director:
Chloe Domont
Budget: 20 million USD
Gross: 15 million USD

Family-Friendly Rating

Is this movie suitable for family viewing?

Not really. The movie has intense themes, strong language, and adult situations, making it more suitable for mature audiences.

CineReview Recommendation

It's a decent watch for thriller fans, best enjoyed on streaming rather than in theaters.

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The film follows Emily and Luke, a couple navigating the cutthroat finance industry. When Luke gets promoted, Emily's jealousy leads to manipulation and deceit, culminating in a shocking betrayal and a tragic end.

Review Details

story7.00/10

The story grips you with its intense themes of ambition and betrayal, but some plot points felt rushed.

acting7.00/10

Phoebe Dynevor and Alden Ehrenreich deliver strong performances, particularly in emotionally charged scenes.

characters6.00/10

While the main characters are well-developed, some supporting roles lacked depth.

direction7.00/10

Chloe Domont's direction brings tension and suspense, making the most of the corporate setting.

cinematography8.00/10

The cinematography is sleek and stylish, effectively capturing the cold corporate environment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

I loved the intense atmosphere and the strong performances, especially in the climax.

Cons

The pacing was off at times, leaving some character arcs unresolved.

Notable Quotes

"Success is a dangerous game."
"Trust is a currency that can devalue quickly."

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