I.T.

Simply put this is not the greatest outing of Brosnans career but it shows minor flashes of having the potential to be a much better film. It was simply too short a film with very little time between Ed being a quirky awkward IT guy and a crazy creeper. It has no pace, no direction of the plot and no character that is more than one dimensional. The only moment that held any validity or meaning was when Rose got the fake results via email. The rest was crap attempts and suspense building.

Laughably bad. Brosnan plays about the most dim-witted blowhard one can imagine. It never occurs to him that a) the guy is an unstable creep, and b) just MAYBE the way to shut the guy down is to... oh... not have single fucking thing in his life computerized until someone tells him to. Brosnan goes in for some particularly heavy-handed blustering.. with a faux-Scottish accent.

Almost boring telefilm with a lot of budgets.

Entertaining thriller with solid production value, nice camera work and good acting/casting for the main roles. The script is rather simplistic, but the slow burn, particularly in the first half, is well done. Nice film for a rainy Sunday.

just one thing to learn (NOT that never let anyone touch your things, which don't need repair)

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Uninspiring thriller with Pierce Brosnan as the only attraction. Professionally shot and the actors do as good as they can, but the script really feels dated and half-assed.