It's a shame this was forgotten by time, since it accurately identified the NSA's bullshit years before 9/11
It's a shame this was forgotten by time, since it accurately identified the NSA's bullshit years before 9/11
It's a shame this was forgotten by time, since it accurately identified the NSA's bullshit years before 9/11
>hacker character
>his name is Hackman
>CIA character
>his name is CIA
I love the scene where the guy is escaping on the bike and he gets run over.
Absolutely kino movie. If you want more, check out the TV series Person of Interest which was heavily inspired by it.
>schizo Qanon antisemite guy
nah nah...fr...NAH
is this that show with the hilariously awful gun scene with the two chicks?
Yes. And the main character gets shot basically every episode and is fine by the next week to do another shootout.
I can only remember that happening once and the next episode he was in a wheelchair and the other guy had to do all the physical work.
>show spills the beans on PRISM a year before Snowden
I'm surprised it didn't get cancelled just for that
Some people think that things like this are a form of predictive programming, wherein intelligence agencies slowly release concepts to those in the media, broadcasting it before they announce it to the public to ease people into accepting new ideas or standards. Others think that its a way for the ruling elites to absolve themselves of sin - the idea being that since they are technically telling you what they are doing to make your life worse or spy on you, by 'showing' you on TV with hints or obtuse imagery, they believe its a moral loophole that absolves them of guilt and divine punishment.
I can promise you the ruling ~~*elites*~~ do not care about absolving themselves of sin.
SHUT
IT
DOWN
I'll not forget that kino, let me tell you that shit right now.
It was a kino year.
films you would actually want to go to the cinema and see
Back in those days there was no BitTorrent protocol.
I made this in chart and many others at topsters.org. I think I covered all the kinos I ever seen. It is an interesting exercise to know your own self. Your preferences and such. The influences that made you take the decisions you took in life.
The Manchurian Candidate remake is the most underrated movie of the century. How to did that get made
I saw 10 of those in the theater. Some multiple times.
Good infographic.
Where can I find more, anon?
Oh, and it is great to interact on Cinemaphile.
So, a paramountal waste of time.
Only if you're a brainlet.
I haven't seen the original. Should I?
people used to be paranoid about things like this, now nobody cares
I just rewatched it last week. Lot of stupid stuff but yeah
saw this in the hospital it also portrayed wills wife as a stupid b***h.
how did your sex change go?
projection much?
>I BLEW UP THE BUILDING
>BECAUSE YOU MADE A PHONE CALL
I lol every time