Antitrust (US)
Truth can be dangerous... trust can be deadly
Certificate: PG-13
Running Time: 108 mins
Retail Price: $24.98
Release Date:
Content Type: Movie
Synopsis:
In a world where unseen enemies can watch your every move, who can you trust? Ryan Phillippe (Cruel Intentions), Rachael Leigh Cook (She`s All That), Claire Forlani (Meet Joe Black) and Oscar® nominee Tim Robbins star in this fast-paced, sizzling thriller that crackles with "genuine intrigue" (Entertainment Today), "considerable suspense" and an "ingenious, stunningly cinematic payoff" (Los Angeles Times) you have to see to believe!
Young, brilliant computer whiz Milo Hoffman (Phillipe) lands an exciting and lucrative job at the world`s largest computer company, N.U.R.V. Handpicked by powerful C.E.O. Gary Winston, to work on a project that will change the way the world communicates, Milo thinks he`s found his dream job. But when his best friend, Teddy, is brutally murdered and clues lead to N.U.R.V`s involvement, Milo becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth. With his cunning and beautiful girlfriend (Forlani) and a sexy programmer (Cook) to help him, Milo races to beat Teddy`s murderers at their own cyber game. But as they close in on him, he realizes he may be too late to learn the most important code of all: Keep your friends close. Keep your enemies closer. And know which are which before you are killed.
Special Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Audio Commentary by Director Peter Howitt & Academy Award®-Winning Film Editor Zach Staenberg
"Antitrust: Cracking The Code" - An Exclusive Documentary
Deleted Scenes With Optional Director`s Commentary
Alternate Opening & Ending Sequences With Optional Director`s Commentary
Hit Music Video "When It All Goes Wrong" By Everclear
Original Theatrical Trailer
Video Tracks:
Widescreen Anamorphic 2.35:1
Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Dolby Digital 5.1 French
Dolby Digital 5.1 Spanish
Subtitle Tracks:
French
Chinese
Spanish
CC: English
Directed By:
Peter Howitt
Written By:
Howard Franklin
Starring:
Richard Roundtree
Douglas McFerran
Tim Robbins
Claire Forlani
Rachael Leigh Cook
Ryan Phillippe
Casting By:
Cathy Sandrich
Amanda Mackey Johnson
Sean Cossey
Soundtrack By:
Don Davis
Director of Photography:
Richard Walden
John Bailey
Editor:
Zach Staenberg
Costume Designer:
Maya Mani
Production Designer:
Catherine Hardwicke
Producer:
Nick Wechsler
David Nicksay
Keith Addis
Executive Producer:
David Hoberman
C.O. Erickson
Julia Chasman
Ashok Amritraj
Distributor:
United Artists
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Your Opinions and Comments
Both Phillipe and Robbins are doing very good jobs.
The video transfer is excellent. The movie looks very high-techi, thus not having any compression signs. All the computer related visuals look really great.
The DD 5.1 soundtrack is excellent as well. The surrounds are used both for sound effects and music. The music itself is really good. Notice the music in the opening scene - the 6 distinct channels can be easily noticed.
The menus are beautifully animated with sound.
The extras include a commentary, a behind the scenes look, 7 deleted scenes (including an alternate opening and ending) and a music video.
Bottom line - a great movie that looks good, sounds good and makes a lot of sense nowadays.