Antitrust

This movie is highly awesome. Their is many suspense scenes. You will love the movie. A must see. Highly reccomended. Why did'nt it get oscar nominated?... Full review

I saw this movie and I couldn't believe that it even made the box office. the acting was cheesy, the women were protrayed as sex objects, deceptive and flighty. The "Bill-Gates" couldn't act to save his life and the music was... Full review

As bad as the story is, it pales in comparison to the terrible acting. I can't believe Tim Robbins took on the Bill Gates-like role. This would have made a great made for TV movie. Too bad the public demands more... Full review

This movie obviously is trying to make Microsoft look bad. It does a good job of doing that, but it is a horrible movie. The story is ok, the acting is horrendous though. And I bet a better remake of this... Full review

Though somewhat predictable I think that Antitrust sends a clear message about who it is targeting and why. Above and beyond that it is a fun suspense movie with some very talented and attractive yet underated acting talent. Rachel Liegh Cook... Full review

It was a good movie and i liked it they could have made a second one. fhfe fjkehne ujefbef uifenfeeif niehn ifene fijke efijkn efie efj... Full review

Antitrust is a far better movie made in this subject.it's really better than the movie,"THE NET".acting was good.direction could've been better by great editing...... Full review

Not really a great movie maybe i had gas or something when i watched it but just couldnt get into it i mean maybe i just dont care for Ryan Phillippe but it does have a couple of hotties which gave... Full review

really good movie. it was intersting, made u think, had a plot. and i learnded stuff about computer programing, intresting stuff actually. the end was such a big suprise. ryan was really hot in it, even wit those glasses he was... Full review

this movie is one of the best movies i have ever seen in my live , it's so good story any Actors are very good i hope it will have another part... Full review

From that point on, director Peter Howitt ("Sliding Doors") lets "Antitrust" slip from potentially decent yarn to an improbable narrative and, finally, to climactic absurdity. Antitrust" begins with an engaging setup but gradually lapses into a messy web of cloak-and-dagger contrivance, implausible action, silly plot twists and dumb dialogue. ... Full Review

From that point on, director Peter Howitt ("Sliding Doors") lets "Antitrust" slip from potentially decent yarn to an improbable narrative and, finally, to climactic absurdity. Antitrust" begins with an engaging setup but gradually lapses into a messy web of cloak-and-dagger contrivance, implausible action, silly plot twists and dumb dialogue. ... Full Review

THE BAD: There are reasons this movie didn't do better than it did (the poor marketing campaign aside). ... Full Review

the Pepsi machine gives the film's best performance.....his Milo is able to let himself be navigated through the mechanical plot without tripping over the furniture.....like The Net , the last truly silly movie about typing, Antitrust oversimplifies to the point that nothing really makes sense.....Antitrust will have you in ecstasy..... ... Full Review

Aside from the logical gaffes, uninspired acting and the excesses of editing and special effects, it is not a bad movie, but it isn't quite good, either. The production values are high, with lush sets and fancy special effects. ... Full Review

For some reason American filmmakers never tire of depicting businessman as greedy, conniving, and evil.Now imagine such a one-sided take on Microsoft chairman Bill Gates, one of the world's richest men. ... Full Article

Peter Howitt's Antitrust comes to DVD with a widescreen anamorphic transfer that preserves the original theatrical aspect ratio of 2.35:1. English, French, and Spanish soundtracks are rendered in Dolby Digital 5.1. ... Full Article

Laughably silly techno-thriller - a treat for techies, disappointment for everyone else. The title of the film refers to the monopolistic practices of a huge computer corporation, stealing new software developments, copying them and then undercutting their business rivals and... ... Full Article

Do you know what the main problem with a thriller centred on computer programmers is? Its that footage of people typing just isnt sexy. Make your lead geek as good-looking as possible, throw in an implausibly pretty girlfriend or add... ... Full Article

In ''Antitrust,'' Tim Robbins plays Gary Winston, the lank-haired C.E.O. of a giant software company called NURV, who has made a fortune flooding the market with inferior copies of competitors' products and finds himself the target of a Justice Department... ... Full Article

The villainous software magnate here is Bill Gates clone Gary Winston (played by Tim Robbins ), whose company, N.U.R.V., is developing a global satellite-communications system called SYNAPSE. ... Full Article