Director:
Vincenzo NataliCámara:
Derek RogersMúsica:
Michael AndrewsReparto:
Jeremy Northam, Lucy Liu, Nigel Bennett, Timothy Webber, David Hewlett, Valerie Buhagiar, Len Carlson, Kari Matchett, Peter Mensah, Roberta Angelica (más)Streaming (1)
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Morgan Sullivan, un contable sin trabajo y atrapado en un rutinario matrimonio sueña con dejar atrás su gris existencia y comenzar una nueva vida llena de libertad y emociones. Decide entonces incorporarse a la multinacional Digicorp y convertirse en un espía industrial. Con una nueva identidad, su trabajo consiste en asistir a distintas convenciones empresariales para recoger todo tipo de información y transmitírsela a Ed Finster, su desalmado jefe. Pero en el transcurso de su trabajo, Morgan conoce a la bella y escurridiza Rita, quien le revelará las verdaderas actividades de Digicorp. (Manga Films S.L.)
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Una película de ciencia ficción misteriosa y paranoica que al principio me absorbió más que Matrix y luego me confundió un poco y al final me decepcionó trágicamente. Un desenlace de clase B y tan poco satisfactorio no lo merecía un trabajo cinematográfico tan inteligente y formalmente elegante.
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A cheap, but technically non-cheating sci-fi that works for the first half hour or so, when Natali's talent for working with tension and paranoid atmosphere is on full display. But when he lays out the first hand of cards, he is sadly hampered by the screenwriter, who bluffs with the most outlandish special effects instead of elegant trump cards, and everything is obstructed by a predictable point. The fact that it doesn't really make much sense (the question "why all this?" will haunt me for a long time) doesn't matter - the fact that you’re yawning an hour into it does.
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A low budget sci-fi film that isn’t ashamed of its cheap visuals but actually proud of them. Cypher is a small, low profile and austere film about industrial espionage full of twists that surprise at the beginning with their cadence and essence, but then (in the last half hour) become rather annoying and pointlessly messy. And the main one at the end was very disappointing. Otherwise, though, thumbs up, if only there were more small genre films like this.
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