Ameriatch One of the best films i have seen

Konterr Brilliant and touching

Glimmerubro It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.

InformationRap This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

nadinesalakovv I.T. is a very well-acted and well-directed hi-tech thriller. The story line is not common and the overall movie is fast-paced. It's an obsession thriller, but not in the same style as most obsession flicks.I.T. is one of those already forgotten flicks and is very underrated. Judging by the title it's obvious that technology is the focal point. Even if you're not into technology - you will still probably like this movie.If you still haven't seen this film and love thrillers, I.T. is worth giving a chance.

Fontler I had high hopes for this movie. Alright, not high but decent! Pierce Brosnan rarely give a poor performance and James Frecheville had just the right amount of crazy in his character, so the layup was alright.Although there is nothing in this film I can view as a "oh that was a first"-moment or a truly climactic moment when it all just comes together. Every part of it, EVERY part of it feel like it's taken from the "Moviemaking for dummies"-manual. Even Brosnans accent was all over the place, for the first 20 min I didn't get why the Irishman was playing a Canadian without background about it.Everything from the job story to the kid and the "old man wanting to go back to a simpler time" was just bad. Don't see the movie, if you've seen other movies you've seen this one without wasting 90 minutes of your life.The main reason I didn't turn it off to see something else was the stubborn hope that it would come some sort of twist at the end. But I guess the twist was that it ended just as you'd expect after seeing the first 10 min.Michael Nyqvist does play his part really well and the moral fiber concerning the problems you face if you put all of your life online makes this a 3 star rating for me.

blanche-2 Pierce Brosnan stars in "I.T." from 2016. It's hard to express just how pathetic this movie is. Pierce Brosnan decided not to have a facelift, and I ire him for it. But he looks tired, and his days of doing roles where he gets into physical fights should be over.Brosnan plays Mike Regan, a wealthy man who runs a company. After a computer expert named Ed (Jason Frecheville) gets them out of technical trouble, Regan hires him.However, when Ed starts sniffing around Regan's daughter, he's fired. His revenge is to turn the house against its occupants. So sloppy. The parents don't like him because a) he's creepy and b) he's older than their daughter. And there's Anna Friel as Regan's wife, 20 years younger than Brosnan.When Ed shows up at a family gathering, Regan is so rude to him it's ridiculous. Offensive scene. Later on, the two have an altercation and Regan is arrested. Right, the cops always do that, arrest an incredibly wealthy man on the word of some kid - and then gives Ed his gun back in case he wants to kill someone later. When Regan talks on the phone, Ed doesn't hear the call. It seems that everything in the house is monitored - but not the phone. The acting was okay, with Brosnan really laying on the Irish brogue. Standouts for me were Frecheville and the guy who works on the house to help Regan out of his predicament.Bad ending too.

ahmedq The trailer and concept of the movie really reeled me in; I love advanced technology movies. Although the idea wasn't too bad and had potential the execution was terrible. This movie just raised my blood pressure. Really unrealistic, terrible acting, unrealistic decision making by the victim, etc. I would definitely not recommend this movie to anyone.