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Angela Bennett is a freelance computer systems analyst who tracks down software viruses. At night she hooks up to the internet and chats to others 'surfing the net'. While de-bugging a new high-tech game for a cyber friend, she comes across a top secret program and becomes the target of a mysterious organization who will stop at nothing to erase her identity and her existence, in order to protect the project.
Angela Bennett
Jack Devlin
Dr. Alan Champion
Imposter Angela (Ruth Marx)
Mrs. Bennett
Michael Bergstrom
Dale Hessman
WNN Anchor
Public Defender
Ben Phillips
1st Nurse
Mexican Doctor
Resort Desk Clerk
Stan Whiteman
Cop
Cop
2nd Nurse
Jeff Gregg
Good enough of a watch, might watch again, but can't honestly recommend. The biggest problem is just that the movie is dated. The entire movie is based off a fear mongering joke/concept that our lives are controlled by computers, which in 1995 wasn't really the case, but in 2020 is much more true in the way that the movie wants to say. What actually makes the movie is that the movie isn't centered on manipulating the information, but uses it as adversity that the protagonist can overcome. Essentially this comes down to a "average person" in a "spy movie" trope. I think puzzle fans will like this one as it is a lot of "If X and Y, then what do you do?". And we know Sandra Bullock doesn't shy away from a little action.
July 28, 1995
Angela Bennett
Jack Devlin
Dr. Alan Champion
Imposter Angela (Ruth Marx)
Mrs. Bennett
Michael Bergstrom
Dale Hessman
WNN Anchor
Public Defender
Ben Phillips
1st Nurse
Mexican Doctor
Resort Desk Clerk
Stan Whiteman
Cop
Cop
2nd Nurse
Jeff Gregg
Good enough of a watch, might watch again, but can't honestly recommend. The biggest problem is just that the movie is dated. The entire movie is based off a fear mongering joke/concept that our lives are controlled by computers, which in 1995 wasn't really the case, but in 2020 is much more true in the way that the movie wants to say. What actually makes the movie is that the movie isn't centered on manipulating the information, but uses it as adversity that the protagonist can overcome. Essentially this comes down to a "average person" in a "spy movie" trope. I think puzzle fans will like this one as it is a lot of "If X and Y, then what do you do?". And we know Sandra Bullock doesn't shy away from a little action.
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