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2001    1h 48minDrame, Action
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Milo est un jeune prodige de l'informatique qui, du fond de son garage où il a installé sa start-up, a une ambition. Il veut devenir l'artisan de la convergence numérique. Il en a le talent. Bientôt, grâce à ses recherches, tous les instruments numériques pourront se comprendre et être associés... Lorsque Gary Winston, le tout-puissant patron de N.U.R.V. Corp., propose à Milo de rejoindre son équipe de recherche, le jeune homme ne peut pas refuser. Gary est son modèle, son icône, celui qui a tout inventé. Fasciné, Milo met tout son talent au service du richissime magnat. Pour les deux, l'enjeu est énorme, Milo veut entrer dans l'Histoire et Gary veut rester le numéro un.
Réalisé par Peter Howitt
  • Ryan PhillippeMilo Hoffman
  • Rachael Leigh CookLisa Calighan
  • Tim RobbinsGary Winston
  • Claire ForlaniAlice Poulson
  • Richard RoundtreeLyle Barton
  • Tygh RunyanLarry Banks
  • Ned BellamyPhil Grimes
  • Tyler LabineRedmond Schmeichel
  • Yee Jee TsoTeddy Chin
  • Nate DushkuBrian Bissel
  • Douglas McFerranBob Shrot
  • Scott BellisRandy Sheringham
  • Zahf ParooDesi
  • Jonathon YoungStinky
  • Nathaniel DeVeauxLawyer
  • Rick WorthyShrot's Assistant
  • Ian RobisonLawyer
  • David LovgrenDanny Solskjær
  • Ed BeechnerKen Cosgrove
  • Linda KoGary's Secretary
  • Callum21 décembre 2025
    ⭐⭐⭐⭐ — Antitrust — Code, corruption, and garage-born rebellion Antitrust hit me at exactly the right time. The idea of brilliant kids in garages taking on a faceless mega-corporation felt electric, even if the hacker mechanics themselves were wildly exaggerated. The film isn’t really about realistic coding anyway — it’s about power, control, and the uneasy feeling that technology can be used just as easily to cage people as to free them. Lines about being binary — a 1 or a 0, alive or dead — stuck with me long after the credits rolled, because they captured that early-internet anxiety perfectly. This was also one of my first real exposures to Claire Forlani, Rachael Leigh Cook, and Ryan Phillippe, and at the time it absolutely sent me looking up everything else they’d done. They give performances that feel grounded and sincere, especially considering how over-the-top most “hacker” films of the era were. Even when the tech stretches credibility, the emotions don’t — the paranoia, ambition, and moral tension all land well enough to keep the story engaging. I wouldn’t go so far as to say Antitrust paved the road for the more grounded tech thrillers that came a decade later, but it definitely helped nudge the genre in that direction. It treats its audience with just enough respect to feel smarter than most of its peers, and while it shows its age now, it still holds up as a sharp, watchable snapshot of turn-of-the-millennium tech fears. 🥃 Pairing: A late-night espresso martini — bitter, slick, and a little dangerous, perfect for watching idealism collide with corporate power.

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