Eagle Eye

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tommy J 5d This is a suspenseful thrilling movie. I was in the edge of my seat. Very clever and thought provoking. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Nov 23 Success in 01 hour, 57 minutes, and 32 seconds!!!!!!!!!!!! Rated PG-13 (for Intense Sequences of Violence, Intense Sequences of Action and Language!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The USA grossed over $101,100,000.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Jacob S. @Sanjac Nov 22 I understand the hate but it’s a thriller that keeps you on the toes and is easy to follow with a great yet predictable outcome. 3.5/5 See more M R Aug 23 I enjoyed the movie! I’ve seen it 3 times! I enjoyed it very much each time - its fast pacing, its AI/terminator prescience, it’s emotionally-scripted relationships. I don’t get how it is implausible. Is Superman plausible? Is Wonder Woman plausible? It’s like the critics all got the same memo to declare it implausible. I don’t agree with their assessment at all. I don’t like dumb films at all. This film was certainly not dumb, only the reactions of the critics. See more Jens B Aug 14 Oh boy, what exceptionally stupid, loud, and poorly filmed crap! It starts with the premise: In 2008, everyone is running around with their flip phones and BlackBerrys, and at the same time, a mysterious hacker is supposed to be able to hack and remotely control data networks, traffic control systems, ATMs, and cranes in a junkyard in a split second?! In 2008, I had to wait five minutes for all the images in a Wikipedia article to load... And the reveal of the villain is the icing on the cake: Of course, the Pentagon is owned by HAL-9000's evil cousin, who's zooming around in her fancy gold-ball room, wanting to kill the president. I don't remember why. But she can't be that clever, because every two minutes, both Shia and Michelle could have died, and then the whole plan* would be ruined... just like a considerable portion of my brain cells after this film. *Shia has a deceased CIA twin brother. The supercomputer frames Shia as a terrorist and, with Michelle's help, forces him to go on a manhunt through Washington, D.C. At the Pentagon, he's supposed to give an order, as he has the same voice code as his deceased brother. The computer then has free rein to kill the president using an explosive crystal necklace around Michelle's neck. The explosion is triggered by a note in the national anthem, as the crystal responds to the frequency of Michelle's son's trumpet (RIP Cameron Boyce) – some mountains of coke were inhaled while writing this... See more Ryland C Jun 17 I love that this movie has an AI computer as the villain. It’s creepy in a great way! See more Read all reviews

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