Silicon Towers

This film is predictable and stupid. It looks like it was made in 1982 even though it was made in 1999. The acting is bad, the music is annoying. I didn't care about any of the characters and I kept hoping the wife "Linda" would die because she was a bad actress and her character made no sense.

The cutting of the movie was distracting and was obviously trying to hide the fact that there was no budget.

On this date there are only a few reviews: one rated 2 over 10, and all others rated 1 over ten (which is the minimal rating, there is no zero). Nothing better than two.

I am convinced that Mr. Rodnunsky slept with the wife of IMDB's owner and the husband learned all of it, so he sent his goons to destroy this movie.

Don't get me wrong: this is no Citizen Kane, but as films in the unrealistic genre of car chases + giant corporate corruption go, this is quite acceptable. I have watched MANY films worse than this one.

Granted the two leading ladies were not the best actresses out there, but male actors are all correct in their roles. Without being Shakespearian, dialogues were almost always natural, or even if occassionally were not, they contained the typical melodramatic lines of the genre.

Something is very wrong here, but it is much less about the film than about the supposedly objective viewers.

Silicon Towers is a movie that is a waste of money. Man, I've never even seen a worse movie than that movie. It's just another one of those computer-hacker-saves-the-world-and-bad-guys-get-punished movie. In some point in the movie you get to see some of the source code of the program that the protagonist has made and it turns out he's not programming in C++ or JAVA but in... HTML! Man , nobody can write a hacking program using HTML. No, go out an rent one of the good movies...

Amatuer director, Serge Rodnunsky made an unintentional comedy, that is really not that funny. This is the worst tech film I have ever seen. I am sure Brian Dennehy must have been embarrassed when he saw the final product, as were Robert Guillaume and Brad Dourif. The premise could have been interesting in the hands of a professional director, but this film is flatter than a pancake. A guy with a high-priced hooker girlfriend .and a SUBARU? Please. The film had the look of being completed in a week. Save your time.

This was the suckiest 87 minutes of my life. I whole-heartedly agree with the rest of the comments here. I've made better movies than this in college, and so did all my classmates. If you're computer literate, you'll be sure to cringe a lot. Typing DIR in a dos prompt and listing the directory is apparently high level hacking. Steer clear of this mega-crap. This made my all-time bottom five movies. Brian Dennehy must have a serious drug or gambling problem if he needs to take these kinds of jobs. I would say even Daniel Baldwin is too classy for this movie, which says a lot. AWFUL acting from the lead and his wife. The "suspense" is just embarrassing. The "action" sequences are so fumbling it's not even laughable, you just squirm in mental discomfort. Serge Rodnunsky, your talent, if existent, lies elsewhere. Stay away from movies. Take Uwe Boll with you.