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Sal Frieland (Clive Owen) is a detective in a world with no privacy, ignorance, or anonymity; where
Sal Frieland (Clive Owen) is a detective in a world with no privacy, ignorance, or anonymity; where everyone’s lives are transparent, traceable, and recorded by the authorities; where crime almost ceases to exist. But in trying to solve a series of unsolved murders, Frieland stumbles on a young woman known only as the Girl (Amanda Seyfried). She has no identity, no history and is invisible to the cops. Sal realizes this may not be the end of crime, but the beginning.
Genre(s):
Sci-Fi
Thriller
Production:
K5 International
Runtime:
100 min
Country:
DE
Language:
English
Director:
Andrew Niccol
Writer:
Andrew Niccol
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"While the film’s final thesis is a Facebook post with typos at best (delete your accounts, and so on), Niccol is still terrific when he’s breaking down rules, questioning protocol, and testing new ideas."
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"I can’t tell you I bought every last twist and turn in the final act, but thanks to Niccol’s creative direction and the offbeat but effective chemistry between Owen’s emotionally damaged Sal and Seyfried’s is-she-hero-or-villain mystery woman, Anon kept me in its grips throughout."
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"The story works well enough in its own moodily familiar way, but it’s not only the movie’s palette that’s stylishly leached of color: Its main characters’ backstories feel perfunctory, the dialogue leans heavy on exposition and hard-boiled cliché, and even Owen looks worn down."
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"There is some freaky fun here. Niccol’s food for thought leaves a lingering taste."
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"More potent as a cautionary tale than future noir, Anon’s digital dystopia certainly gets a Like, even if it doesn’t quite warrant a Share. "
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"Visually striking, thought-provoking yet emotionally drained, Anon is just too empty to make one care."
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"The premise is smart, the ingredients classy and the overall look stylish. But Niccol’s paranoid anxieties about the totalitarian dangers of cyberspace feel oddly glib and dated, light on thrills or narrative logic."
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Oct 15, 2019
Very deep movie not everyone can grasp but if you are a technical person tgen this movie is really riveting
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Mar 18, 2021
Slow. Weak. Boring. As much as I tried, I couldn't get into this movie. I don't know how it didn't get more negative reviews.
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