It's not that I have something to hide. I have nothing I want you to see.

An intriguing concept, but the plotting is a bit of a jumble. Strives for greater significance, but ends up being an average thriller with some cold and sleek visuals.

If you're looking for a fast-paced, action-packed movie, you'd better skip it. Often it's only people who really do not stare at anything. Still, not a horrible movie. I can imagine a lot of governments wanting to implement this kind of technology. And I can actually see that this happens sometime in the future. I liked the look of the movie. Cold, dark colors that create a dull and gloomy atmosphere. And the old cars are actually working well in the future. However, I would have liked that one goes even further into the negative aspects of this technology. This is only treated superficially. But I think that was not the main focus. It's basically a relative simple crime thriller in a futuristic environment ..

First of all, there's so much nudity in this movie. It made me uncomfortable, because none of it with maybe the exception of Amanda Seyfried was necessary. In the end, we have a movie I thought would be deeper, but ended up being a far far more pedestrian mystery thriller than I anticipated. As a result it kinda worked. I never expected things to turns out as they did because I never imagined this movie would settle so low. It sounds like a back-handed compliment and it sort of is, but I did end up enjoying the movie.

I hope there is a sequel! I loved this movie.