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  Review by jeffborislow ★★★★ 17

  My mom said this was the saddest movie she has ever seen because she had a BlackBerry that she liked in 2006. I know for a fact she has seen Schindler’s List

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  Review by ProZD ★★★★★ 37

  that guy who played ritchie is truly phenomenal, they should cast him in one billion more movies

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  Review by BrandonLikes ★★★½ 27

  BEGONE, VILE EXECUTIVE! BEGONE FROM ME! A STARTER PHONE? THIS PHONE IS A FINISHER PHONE! A TRANSPORTER OF EMAILS! THE ENCRYPTED EMAILS! MY PHONE IS UNTETHERED, AND MY INTERNET USAGE KNOWS NO BOUNDS!

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  Review by laurenandrews ★★★★★ 12

  I’m from Waterloooooo 
  Where the vampires hang out 💅🏻

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  Review by David Chen ★★★★½ 11

  The most Shakespearean depiction I’ve seen about the rise and fall of a tech company since The Social Network. Beautifully captures the joy of innovation and the corruption and compromises that often come with it.

  Only gets a half a star off because at no point during this movie did I believe any main character’s hair was real.

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  Review by Patrick Willems ★★★★ 6

  Felt a little bit guilty sometimes sitting there watching this with an iPhone in my pocket. Like, sorry, guys

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  Review by David Sims ★★★½ 12

  I am just such a sucker for this kind of movie

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  Review by davidehrlich ★★★½

  an *incredible* amount of ambient hockey. other movies should take note.

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  Review by elisabeth seage ★★★★ 2

  i wanna slap glenn howerton’s bald ass head so bad

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  Review by 24framesofnick ★★★★½ 8

  I FUCKING LOVE MATT JOHNSON

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  Review by Jay ★★★★ 3

  D - Demonstrate value
  E - Engage financially
  N - Nurturing dependence
  N - Neglect emotionally
  I - Ice hockey team acquisition 
  S - Separate entirely

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  Review by Sydney🚀 ★★★★ 21

  A high-stakes biopic in a post-Nathan for You world that really makes you think about the thing you are holding in your hand right now (unless you read letterboxd reviews on your computer🤨) - the geniuses that made it, the businessmen that sold it, how it was manufactured and how well. How it can all go to shit, really quickly, for a lot of stupid reasons. 

  Matt Johnson does shoot this like The Office, which is a little jarring at first, but quickly proves to be a useful tool in maintaining humor, claustrophobia, and relatability when coupled with great editing. Glenn Howerton refuses to leave scenery unchewed, but Jay Baruchel is arguably better as a socially awkward innovator who changes for…