Imagine this; you are
in the most financially-depressing time of your life and someone calls you and
asks you to kill a fly and he will give you a thousand bucks. Let say you have
killed the fly, and he calls again telling you to eat it for a greater price. Will
you eat it? If your answer is yes, you will be give two options: continue the
game for higher stakes or not and you will lose what you have already won. Sounds
tempting right? But if you accept the deal, you will face another 11 challenges
that is much worst and harder than the first you. There are those that involve
committing crimes like killing people.
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This is the scenario
faced by the lead character of the movie 13 sins. And yes, he accept the
challenges since he just got fired from his job and needs to support his
father, his mentally-challenged brother, his upcoming wedding and soon-to-be
child. At that moment, getting cash is what is on his mind so he accepts the
deal. The game then continues, some challenges are bizarre and some will surely
get you in jail. But the game host promise that when he completes all the 13
challenges he will be rich and will be free of any legal charges. The question
is will he be able to complete the challenges?
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That is the plot of
this pretty awesome movie. It was good in a way that it will give you chills
and will keep you on the edge of your seat as the main character decides to do
the challenges or not. There are also great twists at the end as well. These twists
will shock you and will answer the questions running in your head.
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The game at the
beginning seems to be very simple. But as it progresses it changes the
character in a subconscious manner. This proves that the money is the root of
all evil. He is a good guy but because of the monetary offer, he was able to do
things that make him a criminal. So, if you happen to be in the same situation
as the main character is, will you play the game?
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