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Max is the protagonist, a gamer and husband to Annie who struggles with feeling inadequate compared to his brother Brooks. He investigates the apparent kidnapping, uses a pistol to rescue Brooks, and...
Annie is Max's wife and fellow avid gamer. She is initially disappointed that Brooks doubts Max's maturity. During the crisis, she accidentally shoots Max but they work together to escape captors and...
Brooks is Max's successful older brother who initiates the game night mystery. He is revealed to be a black marketeer who faked his own kidnapping to manipulate Max into winning a car, driven by jealo...
Sarah is Ryan's new date who joins the group for the game night. She accompanies Ryan to the role-playing company's office in an attempt to bribe them for a final clue regarding the kidnapping.
Ryan is a close friend of Max and Annie who regularly hosts game nights. He brings Sarah to the event and investigates the role-playing company's office. He later spots the Fabergé egg in Donald Ander...
Kevin is a married friend and regular game night participant. He and his wife Michelle are among the first to realize the kidnapping is real after speaking to an actor. He is notably dismissive of Mic...
Michelle is Kevin's wife and a regular game night guest. She reveals to Kevin that she once slept with a Denzel Washington lookalike during a separation. She actively participates in retrieving the eg...
Gary is a socially awkward police officer neighbor recently divorced from Debbie. The group uses a fake game night to distract him while Max accesses his police computer. He is later revealed to have...
The Bulgarian is a crime boss to whom Brooks sold a stolen Fabergé egg. He pursues Brooks and the group to reclaim the egg and the hidden list. He confronts them at a safe house and attempts to flee w...
Donald Anderton, also known as Marlon Freeman, is a criminal who purchased the Fabergé egg from Brooks. He hosts an underground fight club at his mansion where the group searches for the egg. The egg'...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Brooks says he sold the Faberge egg to someone using the alias Marlon Freeman, later identified as Donald Anderton.
Brooks confesses that he procured a Faberge egg for a criminal known as the Bulgarian.
Sarah arrives at Brooks's house as Ryan's new date and accompanies him during the investigation.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Max offers the WITSEC list for the group's lives, then races to the airport and helps stop the Bulgarian's plane and rescue Brooks.
Annie helps Max stop the Bulgarian's plane and subdue the Bulgarian and his henchmen at the airport.
Max joins the break-in at Anderton's mansion, searches for the egg, and escapes with it while Anderton's guards give chase.
Ryan and Kevin regroup with the others, enter Donald Anderton's mansion, and help escape with the egg.
Annie and Michelle attend the same game nights and jointly participate in the search at Donald Anderton's mansion.
Kevin and Annie belong to the same regular game-night group and cooperate after realizing Brooks's abduction is real.
Michelle is described as a regular guest at Max and Annie's game nights and later joins the group in recovering the egg.
Kevin is described as a married friend and regular game-night participant with Max and Annie.
Ryan regularly attends game nights hosted by Max and Annie and joins Annie in the effort to recover the egg.
Ryan is identified as a close friend of Max and Annie who regularly participates in their game nights.
Max and Annie struggle to keep their game nights secret from their socially awkward police officer neighbor Gary.
Max uses a fake game night at Gary's home to access the police computer without telling Gary the real purpose.
A competitive couple and their friends survive layered deceptions while confronting rivalry, friendship, and the meaning of family.
Directed by Jonathan Goldstein, John Francis Daley
Game Night (2018) · 6.9/10 · comedy, crime, mystery
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