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Paranoia

Power plays abound when a low-level pawn (Liam Hemsworth) at a major tech company gets positioned as a corporate spy within the ranks of a competing firm. Director Robert Luketic, leaving his rom-com

By tt stern-enzi on Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 9:21 am

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Power plays abound when a low-level pawn (Liam Hemsworth) at a major tech company gets positioned as a corporate spy within the ranks of a competing firm. Director Robert Luketic, leaving his rom-com roots (Legally Blonde and The Ugly Truth) behind, doubles down on his thrilling experience in the big money world (21) by pitting a pair of heavyweights (Gary Oldman and Harrison Ford) against each other with the up and coming Hemsworth as a potential heir apparent. If it doesn’t take itself too seriously, Paranoia could sneak in as a B-movie sleeper. Now in theaters. (PG-13) Not screened in time for review

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