Jennifer WhoCares

A chilling, eye-opening, suspenseful heads up as to what it might be like if enemies of the US use hackers to destroy us and our country. It is a terrifying glimpse at what could take us down and how. I completely disagree with those who found this movie pointless- it may very well be the most important movie any of us in the USA ever sees. I was not fond of only 2 aspects: One this ridiculous notion that all white men fantasize about a flat chested, nappy haired, snarky teen who can't quit implying that everyone owes her father complete and immediate trust and that anything less than complete trust MUST automatically be racism. I also didn't enjoy the horribly unflattering and distracting tent-like clothing that Julia Roberts kept wearing for apparently no reason at all nor the portrayal of she and GH as ready to sleep together