Antitrust

The most realistic geek thriller ever made.

A pretty decent movie that isn't COMPLETELY predictable. A lower-level suspense-thriller, but it still has some good twists in it.

The jabs at Microsoft were good, but you can't really base a film around that and the plot is really stupid.

Not good. Just a silly plot, silly acting and I find Phillipe's silly pube hair distracting.

Preposterous. If you just run with it, it's enjoyably absurd, though not very cerebral.

Interesting. Makes you question computer giants of today. Bad chemistry of actors though.

suck it garrett

Mysterious and uplifting.

A somewhat intriguing and different kind of thriller that simply entertains.

Tried a little too hard to be thrilling for my liking, ended up feeling like something was missing

Great suspense movie which takes the idea of Bill Gates being evil and runs with it. Tim Robbins does an amazing impression of Bill and ideas behind the film do make it believable (even the geek stuff isn't over the top).

Didn't like lead characters but story wasn't bad.

Not too bad, don't take it too seriously though. You'd only be fooling yourself, as this movie only takes itself half-serious. Yeah

I just love this movie. Somewhere between a thriller and a hacker movie. Yes, it's cheesy, but I still love it.

Rather fun corporate espionage thriller. Tom Robbins elevates everything and everyone around him--without him this flick would be a sorry shambles indeed. And because he is so beautiful, it's easy to forget that Ryan Phillippe is actually a decent actor.

Mistake - When Milo is first in the daycare center and is going through the employee database, and he looks up Lisa's file, there is a picture of her ID card there, but it doesn't have her employee number on it.

Not bad, but not great. At times the suspense comes off a little like Arlington Road (refer to my review), where it is too implausible to be anything but a movie. However, for the sake of entertainment this one is semi-decent.

I don't get why so many poor reviews. Sure, it's naïve, sometimes downright silly, the acting at times wooden (but Claire Forlani is shining here (or maybe she's just gorgeous), wish there was more of her), but it's very enjoyable. Plus the whole hacking & cracking is a lot less unrealistic than you usually get in your average Hollywood production.

Pretty interesting and actually decent until the point where Tim Robbins' character, who highly reminds you of Bill Gates, turns out to be a murderer for software code. At this point the movie becomes a eye rolling fest of epic proportions. Still before that point it wasn't all bad.

Considering the cast, it was pretty ok.

AntiTrust is okay, but I had a hard time believing that the crooked company was so tech-savvy yet they apparently didn't have surveillance in their own company's offices as well as Milo's home to know that he was plotting against them. This made it difficult to suspend disbelief for me.

ger; [Startup]; computergenie milo wird von der software-firma N.U.R.F abgeworben, doch die firma erzielt ihren erfolg nicht nur auf technischem weg.

The dialogue may be mostly made up of things that only characters in movies would say being said in ways that only characters in movies would say them, but it's a pretty good film all the same. In one scene, Phillippe gets deliberately caught by security in order to extract some data from a computer. The room that the computer's in is, for some reason, made of Lego, a flourish that's broadly indicative of the way the movie's universe is always slightly askew.

A bland story line with a big bad company at the head of every predictable plot point except the one that they wasted on a stereo typical ending instead of an original and very happy ending.

Dull and dumb.

Sort of pseudo exciting in that you can pretty much guess everything that's gonna hit the screen sort of way. Still, a pretty enjoyable geek-fest, enjoy gawking at the code. Has a few moments, & some ever so slightly better than average twists.

Not worth the time

This movie was a pretty good idea and was executed fairly well, but it was not the best done.

Ryan Phillippe is hilarious as a computer whiz, but there's something compelling about Tim Robbins' Bill Gates impersonation in this substandard cyberthriller.

Laughable concept, a few points for actual unix shell use and recognition that the lone coder still exists... and a funny Bill Gates reference.

not so good

For my mind the worst one of year 2001 movie releases. Maybe something for computer geeks but i think they have something better to do than watch this

saw this on tv, so maybe the editing made it suck. i doubt it.