
A government agency discovers that some of America's nuclear arsenal has been stolen by a private group planning to take over the world for themselves. Somehow, the agents must stop the group's plans for global domination, recover the stolen weapons, and prevent a nationwide panic by keeping everything secret.... (Full plot summary below)
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A government agency discovers that some of America's nuclear arsenal has been stolen by a private group planning to take over the world for themselves. Somehow, the agents must stop the group's plans for global domination, recover the stolen weapons, and prevent a nationwide panic by keeping everything secret.
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| User ReviewAllan CI was hoping for a campy 80s style hacker movie like "Wargames" but this film ended up being more of a "Parallax View" paranoid conspiracy type of film. A badly made paranoid conspiracy type film that is. A reporter uncovers a shadowy conspiracy to overthrow the government. Martin Landau somehow ended up in this mess. Stick with better films like the "Parallax View," "Winter Kills," "Enemy of the State" or even the insipid "Eagle Eye" (though Shia LaBeouf did scoop Edward Snowden by stating on The Tonight Show that when talking to an on-set FBI consultant that "He told me that one in five phone calls that you make are recorded and logged. And I laughed at him and then he played back a phone conversation I'd had two years prior."). |
| User ReviewCharlie GPopular actors in a cheesy cloak and dagger overbearing music enhanced out of date waste of time. |
| User ReviewBob SI was hoping for a campy 80s style hacker movie like "Wargames" but this film ended up being more of a "Parallax View" paranoid conspiracy type of film. A badly made paranoid conspiracy type film that is. A reporter uncovers a shadowy conspiracy to overthrow the government. Martin Landau somehow ended up in this mess. Stick with better films like the "Parallax View," "Winter Kills," "Enemy of the State" or even the insipid "Eagle Eye" (though Shia LaBeouf did scoop Edward Snowden by stating on The Tonight Show that when talking to an on-set FBI consultant that "He told me that one in five phone calls that you make are recorded and logged. And I laughed at him and then he played back a phone conversation I'd had two years prior."). |