Clevercell Very disappointing...

Spidersecu Don't Believe the Hype

Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Josephina Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

fmwongmd I get so many robo calls I'm not sure what the big deal is about privacy. I'm resigned to being surveilled backwards and forwards anyway. No foul, no harm. Acting and filming very good especially Joseph and Shailene.

adrianzoto This movie was absolutly excellent! The only people that would rate this movie bad are liberals or anyone that doesnt agree with what he did because they probably work for the shady part of the government. The rubix cube scene was absolutly genius. I have paid to see this movie 3 times when it was in theater all with different people. Amazinf movie!!

notany Oliver Stone is simply trying to tell a story about subject can't relate or understand. The beginning is directly from Citizenfour but with actors. The dramatization of training in the CIA is full of melodramatic monologues. When you don't understand something, you treat it as magic and Stone is doing just that. Stone don't understand what Snowden's world is and as a result he can't make the movie work. Oliver Stone was the director of the 80's and 90's Salvador, Platoon and Wall Street, Born on the Fourth of July, The Doors, JFK, Natural Born Killers were based on something he knew or could understand.Watch the documentary Citizenfour instead.

Mihai Toma A young man by the name of Edward Snowden is about to tell the world deep secrets from his past jobs, when he secretly worked for CIA and NSA. Together with three experienced journalists, he's about to tell the story of his life, how it all started and how it managed to get so wrong in the end.This movie, inspired from real facts, depicts the power of the American intelligence agencies which were spying on people in order to protect them from terrorist attacks, but it all got much deeper than intended. It's a very interesting movie, captivating I must say, which describes in detail the life of Snowden and what happened behind the scenes of the notorious intelligence agencies, who's programs were doing a lot more than invading privacy.It's very well presented, alternating present and past events, very well played by its cast and very well executed overall. A must see for everyone, especially for IT fans.