Antitrust
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Movie Reviews of Antitrust
Movie Review: The conspiracy that kills
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a noteworthy and suspenseful movie. I think most people who do programming or use open source software will enjoy this movie. Phillippe and Cook's characters are shown pumping their own gasoline. The movie's story takes place in Portland, Oregon, and it is illegal for customers to pump their own gasoline in the state of Oregon.Movie Review: AntiTrust
Summary: 5 Stars
Just another awesome movie sent to the turmoil of being completely underrated. Awesome acting and amazing plot. Tim Robbins as usual giving his very best. This adrenaline pumping movie will have you on edge as it comes to it's finish. A must watch. Some critic reviews just have to be IGNORED. See it and find out for yourself. A keeper!Movie Review: WOW
Summary: 5 Stars
i saw this movie and thought it was awesome...it kept me in suspence on how things were working and everything....you didnt know what was gonna happen next or if people would get away with what they are doing....this movie will keep you guessing who did what and whats gonna happen next....recommend seeing it soon....its greatMovie Review: Great Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
I am 16 years old and I am very much into computers. Now anyone who likes computers I recommend this movie because this is one of the best movies I have ever seen dealing with computers. With the exception of the 1985 movie Hackers. Also another great movie. So I suggest you buy this movie.Movie Review: 3 thumbs up
Summary: 5 Stars
This movie is not just for nerds who have the ability to Knock the moon out of its orbit in the blink of an eye or deactivate the scramblers on porn sights. Tim Robbins kicks ass! I don't want to reveal anything, but watch it and remember every other line, because it's all important.