The movie has its own unique presentation. The movies story is interesting and is entertaining. The acting isnt a strong point of the movie, the movie is technically strong though. The movie isnt hilarious but it is entertaining overall.

Sort of a "(500) Days of Summer" with no heart. It should have laid more emphasis on plot and character instead of the annoyingly frenetic visuality and silly, meaningless pop-culture references. Granted, it is entertaining, in an empty calories, forgettable sort of way.

Despite living in Toronto and knowing all the locations I just couldn't make myself care about these hipsters.

Wonderfully over the top. After a while a bit too much over the top.

The Universal Pictures logo appears looking like it's been made on a Commodore 64 and you get the feeling this movie will be something special - and you're right. It is.

The first enjoyable (in a non-ironic manner) videogame movie, I recommend this to anyone who has played tetris.

a quirky geek/hipster geared action flick with enough genre elements to draw pretty much anyone. the concept is intentionally absurd, but it plays out reasonably, if not cliched and contrived. the comedy is awesome and the style is somewhat refreshing, and i guess i'm always up for watching people heads explode into canadian change. also cera isn't quite his intolerably annoying self.

If i was 17 years old, maybe i could like the movie.

Good at the beginning, but starts to repeat itself after 30 minutes.

There's a lot to enjoy here, sure, and its nerd credentials go without saying, but in its desire to be effortlessly stylish and to keep its awkward indie cred intact it ends up being a little too vacuous for its own good. Still, Culkin's performance is hilarious and the action sequences and stylish setpieces make up for the deficiencies in the plot.

Superfun, kinetically paced and visually eye-popping, it's a great action film that makes perfect use of our society's fixation with everything technological. And in spite of the hyper-aestheticization, Wright's movie also manages to be a far more emotionally honest romcom than the standard Kate Hudson fare.

Lots of style, surprisingly lacking in substance, putting it one rung below Kick-Ass.

Very fun. Loaded with video game/nerdy pop culture references and visually quirky, with such things as 'visible sound effects' and animated flashbacks. But once you get past all that, the plot will leave some asking for more, and the characters are more played around with than treated with genuine sympathy.