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Cypher
TrailerMorgan Sullivan is an excellent accountant who feel happier when his fob is a corporate spy. Out of the blue, he meets a charming and attractive woman Rita. She tells him an important secret which makes him shock and worry about his future.Actors: Jeremy Northam, Lucy Liu, Nigel Bennett, Timothy Webber, David Hewlett, Kari Matchett, Kristina Nicoll, Joseph Scoren, Stephen Brown, Arnold Pinnock, Jocelyn Snowdon, ...»Director: Vincenzo NataliCountry: United StatesDuration: 95 minQuality: HDRelease: 2002IMDb: 6.70 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Morgan SullivanPlayed by: Jeremy NorthamRita FosterPlayed by: Lucy LiuVirgil C. DunnPlayed by: David Hewlett -
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Critic Reviews of "Cypher"
rec.arts.movies.reviewsJune 15, 2010Brian King's screenplay make this a fast paced science fiction adventure very much of the style of Philip K. Dick.
Cinema CrazedApril 29, 2009Wildly ill-conceived on-screen with a droning, derivative, mind-numbing, and incredibly bad film.
Film ScoutsJune 21, 2007A bit too clever and precious for it's own good, it's a fairly decent yet predictable near-future thriller.
Bangor Daily News (Maine)November 18, 2005High style and noirish overtones about mind control and brainwashing in corporate America. Nothing new there, so nothing new here.
Hollywood.comOctober 15, 2005An under-the-radar sci-fi action thriller...
PopMattersSeptember 13, 2005Just like the spies' mission as they hunt for secrets and significance inside massive corporate databanks, [Cypher's] point is unclear.
Movie MetropolisAugust 09, 2005...it declines into high-tech gizmos, whizbang hardware, and hairbreadth escapes, leaving the brain behind for the sake of sheer, overinflated thrills.
DVDTalk.comAugust 01, 2005It might be just another "DTV dump" title for Miramax, but I'd call Cypher (easily) one of the best direct-to-video titles I've seen all year.
Slant MagazineJune 19, 2004Natali can't be bothered to fashion an actual human story around the perpetually buzzing toys and non-stop backstabbing and double-crossing.
Movie GazetteOctober 28, 2003combines industrial espionage with alternative reality in a satisfyingly mind-bending plot reminiscent of Philip K. Dick at his best.
MovieMartyr.comSeptember 16, 2003I liked it during the scenes when something "cool" was being revealed on screen, but the moment that "cool" ended, my interest waned.
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