Hackers (1995)

Best movie ever!

Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Blistering performances.

I have to say I love this film. It's silly, its full of nonsense. The premise interestingly enough is a precursor to modern day life. Long before your teen comedies of the late ninetees and early two thousands you had hackers. Why is this so good then. For starters the actors all play well of each other. Race, creed, outlook and money mean nothing to these people. It's what you know not what you have. Lastly, this film is just plain fun. Its clearly trying hard, but for some reason if you just take it for a ridiculous film all the good stuff shines through. Awesome soundtrack from the nineties. Life's too short, no need to take everything seriously, sit back and watch a bunch of ninetees hackers make up some funny stuff and look halarious doing it.

The story is simple, but I think this film has a lots of 90s spirit, the clothes and the soundtrack are amazing, just people who born or lived their teenage life in the 90s would love this film.... the acting isn't bad, and the cast it's really good, I think this film has potential.

This is a very dated movie about technology so immediately that makes it pretty campy. It does star a young Angelina Jolie (who oddly looks like an elf) as well as Matthew Lillard (who is unbearably bad).There's no plot and the effects make no sense. The costumes (including lots of roller blading) and settings are cartoon-ish but I'm not sure that was on purpose. A movie like this shouldn't be judged as a piece of quality film making but instead as an entertaining couple of hours. I get it. However Hackers ends up being one of those movies that's not quite bad enough to be fun and far from good enough to be watchable.My recommendation is see WarGames for a second time and ignore Hackers completely.

Dade (Jonny Lee Miller) is a young hacker who got caught when he was younger. He's in yet another new school, and soon he's fallen for Kate (Angelina Jolie). Little did he know, she's an elite hacker also. Together with other hackers, they intend to stop a security expert (Fisher Stevens) from stealing a big stash of cash and hide it by sinking oil tankers thru a computer virus.The story is kinda silly, the clothes are stupid, and the graphics is ridiculously silly. At least there's some cool music, and a hot young Angelina Jolie. No wonder Jonny Lee Miller put a ring on it. I guess there's some cult status value in this movie.