Hacker

It's a masterpiece! Action full, but not a idiocy! Worth watching! 10/10

You can't just not like those type of movies. Suspense and thriller until the end. I liked it a lot.
I liked the plot, it had many twists. Very amusing. Would recommend it to anyone who enjoys movies about hacking.
PS: I do find it very similar to "Who I am" a movie about hacking as well and it is almsot the same and just as good.

Imagine, because of a computer, you can cheat everyone.

The film follows Alex, a Ukrainian immigrant teenager forced to support his parents through illegal online jobs.
Alex starts making money by generating web traffic to profit websites. Soon, he expands his operations into hacking and cybercrime.
He teams up with his friend Sai, a black market dealer, to build an online criminal empire. They commit crimes such as identity theft and financial fraud.
Alex’s activities attract the attention of the FBI, and the thriller begins.

The acting is excellent and the story is amazing.
Age rating: R
Movie rating: 7/10

The story was fine but the hacks were senseless.

So far I am looking for a hacker in the movie. The main character is a lie.

stupidest movie I had a chance to see recently. spend some quality time better meditating

You should pass on this movie. The premise and plot are semi interesting, but there are too many cringe-worthy moments that detract from the movie overall. The set-design, or lack thereof, made me feel like I was watching a student film at times (wait, was this a student film? If so, it is actually great!). The cinematography was weak, and uninteresting. The characters were simply caricatures of Hollywood stereotypes that lacked any kind of depth. For a 95 minute movie there are a lot of "twists" but very little character or plot development. The story arch is also hijacked from poorly made Hollywood movies, for that cookie cutter "it is all explained at the end" (OMG MIND BLOWN, no.). For a movie about hacking, the creators obviously lacked any real knowledge about the subject. The organization was conveniently named dark web, like darknet, but was oddly accessed through the clearnet (regular internet). This isn't very difficult to explain to people, so I cannot understand why it seems like they didn't even do a preliminary google search on the subject before writing a movie. All of this added in to some very cringe-worthy moments caused me to roll me eyes more times than I can count. C'mon Canada, we can do better than this.