topic, but really know and love this world of hi tech 3 I love unpredictable, mysterious movies which don't let you know what's going to happen next, and with the Paranoia I couldn't guess a thing. Damn, I cant recall ANY movie in years that could surprise me that much 4 the "Paranoia" title is the only fault of the movie. It totally misleading and doesn't represent the movie at all. Don't make conclusions basing on the name, judge by the movie itself! 5 man, Harrison Ford is amazing, and I can't imagine who could play a CEO of a hi-tech corporation any better 6 the filming, photography is also extremely high-quality. You can feel the authors' attention to details and to every frame of the movie.Thanks to the authors!

give 10? Granted, some of it was predictable, but so what? It was fun. I thought the acting was convincing. For every good movie, there seems to be 10 bad ones. IMO, this is one of the good ones.Grab some popcorn and enjoy.

make amends by going to work for a fellow tycoon and stealing his secrets for his benefit.Adam reluctantly agrees to the plan and joins the inner circle of Eikon Corp., run by Wyatt's former partner Jock Goddard.Soon, Adam finds himself caught in the middle of a lifelong feud between the two tycoons, and he begins to feel his life is in danger. Things get even more complicated when the FBI comes calling and tries to enlist his help with its investigation of the shady business practices of both Wyatt and Goddard.The film has an interesting storyline but is weak on the technical premises. It is far from being stylish and thrilling but there is not much to offer in this formulaic script.While Gary Oldman and Harrison Ford are good as usual, Liam Hemsworth is pretty much decent in it although we are far from being absorbed with his character nor do we feel sympathetic for him despite being used as a pawn by both tycoons. The twists and turns that take place in Paranoia are usually predictable but it might seem good for those who are not used to these types of movies. The state-of-the-art technology used in it could be bothersome as it overshadows the story of the film.But inspite of its flaws,the film manages to be serviceable and entertaining.

opportunity of a lifetime, that is if he's willing to break a few dozen laws or so. Liam Hemsworth was terrific, giving a performance similar to the one Bradly Cooper gives in Limitless, as a guy with an important job that's in way over his head. Hollywood finds these good looking guys and the truth is that a lot of them have nothing to offer, but Hemsworth proves that he has the talent it takes to star on the big screen. In the film he's supported by a real all-star cast, that includes Harrison Ford, Richard Dryfuss, and Gary Oldman, all of whom do what they've been doing for half a century, making great films even better. The only reason this film isn't getting 5 stars, is the same reason it didn't do as well as it should have in the box office. Paranoia is about corporate espionage and at times, the business aspect is confusing and makes us feel as overwhelmed as Hemsworth's character does. Other than that, I can't find a thing wrong with this film, it is absolutely one of the best edge of your seat thrillers I've seen all year and easily earns the right to be called one of our must see movies!

bloodshed as we've come to expect from thrillers. This is more Grisham than grisly, and some viewers, sadly, aren't down with that. I think that's a shame, mainly for those viewers.Every morsel of Ford and Oldman's screen time is tasty, not surprisingly. And the story's inevitable romance is nice for those of us who appreciate that sort of thing.I thought about the longstanding rivalry between Bill Gates and Steve Jobs during this film, and it made we wonder what may have happened behind closed doors at Microsoft and Apple that we haven't yet learned about. Probably nothing as diabolical as what these two rivals seem capable of, but it's an intriguing thought.The visuals are nice throughout and okay, that includes Hemsworth! , and the soundtrack is spot-on. I liked it.

involvement with one of Ford's company marketing head played by the beautiful Amber Heard . It's good trash, not very believable, but a good time filler, an ideal date movie. There are far worse ways to waste your time.

cool and geeky paid off for this movie, the twist in the different homes of the two camps led me down a path of thinking that HF was actually a good guy and GO was bad... and there was the twist why I added an extra star because of the set :