Customer Ratings & Reviews

I saw it at the movies and like it. It could really happen

Good movie. Quality is good on the Blu-ray multi format.

Really interesting movie. I can watch it multiple times.

This was a rather slow movie but it did keep my interest.

This was a good movie that fell into the big brother is watching Genre. It comes at a time when everyone is already suspicious of the intrusions into our lives by social media and other invasive sources. It is a good movie but the plot lines seemed a little disjointed.

This movie isn't that bad, but it's also not that great.

This movie made me thing about the future and how our every movement will be tracked by someone sommehow whether we know it or not.

Wasn't sure what to expect, but pleasantly surprised.

saw the preview and it looked good husband bought it

This movie was very interesting. The kind that would spark political discussion. It’s almost prophetic because we’re not too far from that kind of surveillance on our lives.

It's a good movie. Good suspense I would watch again

Shows the very extreme ways in which people share they're lives on social media. This film also takes it to a whole other level. I don't see why people down this movie.

Not what I expected but a good movie all the same.

I love this movie in that too many people have too many secrets. However, canceling your privacy is also a dangerous item.

Interesting concept. It felt a lot like watching "An Inconvenient Truth", but this wasn't as bad about beating you over the head about current political affairs.

This was a good film. Emma Watson played a very believable young woman. Tom Hanks stepped out of his usual roles to play a man of questionable character.

Emma brings her A game to the screen yet again and even with Tom Hanks in here this wasn't one of my favorites with either of them. Real life adaptation of what might happen in real life if facebook took over everything in real life.

Excellent tale of how social media is warping our lives, but the ending seemed to be rushed and fell flat

Similar thrillers like "The Net" seem so out of date now. This one has just enough fluff to be Pg13. Definitly entertaining if you think Google and Facebook run it all.

With the popularity and prevalence of social media, this film gets you thinking on when enough is enough