jaypathak_watcher As the movie begins, you becomes really excited about " The Exam " and all puzzles and mind work. But after 15 minutes, it turns out as drama, and whole mind and logical game becomes little violent type drama nothing else. No doubt end is shocking, but mostly it is predictable because I hope you have seen major spy titles.

Carmen Eight candidates compete for an important job in a big company. They are in an obscure room where they must to follow a list of rules as not to be eliminated. To get the job, they must answer to one question which they must first find out. What is there to be remarked is the different social status of characters and their distinct ways of thinking. Although the whole action happens in only one room, it provides mystery and suspense throughout its length. Unfortunately, the finale doesn't provide a pretty good explanation, leaving the viewer a bit puzzled.Overall, it's a good movie for mystery lovers.

Mantagi Mantagi i love movies with concepts like this one but they've been done to death, and i especially hate movies like this one when it's the most clichéd piece of film you can find on netflix.speaking of racism let's talk about the annoying overdone stereotypes this film has in it. of course the one (only) attractive white guy is sexist, racist, rude, impatient, etc. the Indian'a the "nice" one despite looking and acting like a compete d-bag. the black guy is super religious, the nerd is supposedly autistic, i can go on.the plot is pushed along and nothing comes naturally. none of the character's ideas are their own, and their observations they make in the film are very obvious. it's like, these are supposed to be really smart highly skilled people applying for the job and they all have the mentality of immature 9th graders. i really don't like this film. it's just not entertaining and honestly it's really rude. it makes me want to spit on the person who made it.

sirhackenstein this dialogue driven, problem solving, psychological mystery will have you guessing till the end...at that point some of the air is let out of the balloon but just a little. The ending doesn't really leave you with a jaw- dropping revelation, like all the great psychological thriller/mystery movies have. I mean that's kinda "the moment you've all been waiting for" for this type of film that has you dying to know what really is going on here. But i wouldn't say the ending is bad by any means, and The rest of the movie is absolutely riveting. It sucks you right in and you feel genuine emotions for the characters from hate to feeling sympathetic. The entire movie takes place in 1 room but it has as much excitement as a big budget blockbuster