You asked for it, America.
After an anonymous hacker begins leaking the private data of thousands living in a small American town, the townspeople spiral into madness, with four high school seniors at the center of the maelstrom.
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Bit of an odd one, good odd. The sort of thing that'd usually earn all of its points out of pure catharsis, but is to confronting to be any way actually cathartic, and hits the message over and over again instead, which normally I hate, but _Assassination Nation_ works because of the hate. It's a very hateful movie, with just a sliver of what you might have expected it would be like based on the trailer right at the very end, but otherwise, grim. In a good way though. A wa…
**_Hilarious, disturbing, and unexpectedly intelligent (if you don't get too triggered)_** > _I remember the Sony hack and the leak of all those actresses' private photos. I always remember, it's like, you read some article and in the article, they just link to it. Here's the link to read this person's emails, this person's photos. What fascinated me about it - and also troubled me about it - was the industry that hacks and leaks create. The sheer economics of it. They ten…
I would have to say this is probably my least favorite out of the series. It is funny but I'd rather watch the chipmunks get into mischief then his girlfriends son being jelly.
Crazy ass movie. What people can really be driven to do when necessary is crazy. I liked this movie.
I"m getting ham-fisted over the head by a dead horse. I'm so fucking clever you couldn't ever get it and I like Quentin Tarantino and know about all the movies that inspired him. Because of my insane intelligence, I know these women are empowered. Not all men are bad. My large brain does find the whole thing a little unbelievable. They didn't set up the apocalypse as well as Beyond Thunderdome.
