Paid reviewers need to pack their bags and go home. We are all familiar with their code: They only have permission to review and give sanction to movies with senselessness, stupidity, gratuitous violence or sex, sheer fantasies, or otherwise containing immoral and bankrupt themes. This movie was entertaining, followed an interesting plot line and was quite well acted. Although it is not Oscar-caliber worthy, it is, nevertheless, well worth seeing.

I get tired of the "professional" critics that seem to compete with one another about how pithy they can be.. as if they're in a 500 level college arts course or something... it is ONLY A MOVIE! And for me and my wife - it was entertaining. Was it great? No... but I was only looking for a couple of hours of diversion - not a life changing experience. It filled that role and then some. The casting was good... the acting as well. The dialog was not over the top... the plot simple but not too simple (as most tend to be)... it was better than a good number of films we've seen in the last year - and we go to the movies usually once every couple of weeks.

If you read the book, Paranoia, you should not bother seeing the movie or you will be disappointed. However, the movie was decent on its own. I guess screen writing is a tough job. If the movie had a different name, I would have not recognized the story line since so much was changed. Next time, keep the good stuff.

Good lesson on rejection, greed and getting ahead the wrong way in the corporate world. I can't say it's not worth the theater ticket but I don't think I would have seen it had I not been afforded the opportunity to the free screening.

Literally, I had to hold my urge to run to the rest rooms since the movie was so engaging from beginning to end. Highly recommended, one of the best I have seen in years.