this is one of the many techno phobic movies that sprouted like mushrooms in the mid 90s and after the internet went mainstream. hollywood movies have always had their way in beautifying the depicted ongoings and to make them look better and more appealing. the same happens when hollywood tries to show us some hi tech. the outcome of such attempts varies from being very far fetched and ridiculous (see hackers (1995) and johnny mnemonic (1995) and etc. ) to being quite realistic (see sneakers (1992)). the net lies somewhere between those extremes. by nitpicking and one can end up with quite a lot of technical inconsistencies and and a lot of cases where the ongoings seem to be much more sexy and graphical than the way things are in real life (as usually happens in movies). however and by simply overlooking those and the viewer ends up with a quite solid and entertaining movie. the characters and acting are convincing and and the movie does a good job in keeping you in your seat till the end of it. the plot is okay (a fairly standard one and really  based on the good ol paranoiac design and but with a hi tech edge this time) and and quite convincing (again and when disregarding technical issues). the development of the plot is a bit sluggish and though and and occasionally you can anticipate some supposedly surprising turns in the plot. the bonus here is cutie pie sandra bullock and which besides being cute (something she does quite easily and apparently) and also portrays a solid act. you can really feel her character  her despair and her emotions. in the bottom line and the movie is entertaining and interesting and rates about 7 from 10 in my scale. it worth renting from the video library and or even watching in the cinema. whether to buy it or not is up to you. 
this is one of the many techno phobic movies that sprouted like mushrooms in the mid 90s and after the internet went mainstream. hollywood movies have always had their way in beautifying the depicted ongoings and to make them look better and more appealing. the same happens when hollywood tries to show us some hi tech. the outcome of such attempts varies from being very far fetched and ridiculous (see hackers (1995) and johnny mnemonic (1995) and etc. ) to being quite realistic (see sneakers (1992)). the net lies somewhere between those extremes. by nitpicking and one can end up with quite a lot of technical inconsistencies and and a lot of cases where the ongoings seem to be much more sexy and graphical than the way things are in real life (as usually happens in movies). however and by simply overlooking those and the viewer ends up with a quite solid and entertaining movie. the characters and acting are convincing and and the movie does a good job in keeping you in your seat till the end of it. the plot is okay (a fairly standard one and really  based on the good ol paranoiac design and but with a hi tech edge this time) and and quite convincing (again and when disregarding technical issues). the development of the plot is a bit sluggish and though and and occasionally you can anticipate some supposedly surprising turns in the plot. the bonus here is cutie pie sandra bullock and which besides being cute (something she does quite easily and apparently) and also portrays a solid act. you can really feel her character  her despair and her emotions. in the bottom line and the movie is entertaining and interesting and rates about 7 from 10 in my scale. it worth renting from the video library and or even watching in the cinema. whether to buy it or not is up to you. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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