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After an excellent beginning, the craven script (based on DF Jones' novel Colossus) develops cold feet, injects some tiresome comic relief, and gradually begins to drag the whole thing down. Jan 26, 2006
After an excellent beginning, the craven script (based on DF Jones' novel Colossus) develops cold feet, injects some tiresome comic relief, and gradually begins to drag the whole thing down.
Tom Milne
The movie is full of marvelous, absurd dialogue. May 9, 2005 | Rating: 4/5
The movie is full of marvelous, absurd dialogue.
Vincent Canby
Above-average science fiction. Apr 9, 2005 | Full Review…
Above-average science fiction.
Dave Kehr
Taut, well-made sci-fi thriller about a massive computer. Dec 14, 2010 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Taut, well-made sci-fi thriller about a massive computer.
A crisp, well-crafted movie that achieves its effects by calmly stating the facts, with the bare minimum of histrionics. Aug 2, 2010 | Full Review…
A crisp, well-crafted movie that achieves its effects by calmly stating the facts, with the bare minimum of histrionics.
Ian Berriman
Harrowing and truly gripping despite an obviously paltry budget. Apr 9, 2005 | Rating: 4/5
Harrowing and truly gripping despite an obviously paltry budget.
Christopher Null
Will remind you just how much movies from the 1970s differ from the ones making their way to the megaplexes nowadays . . . Mar 29, 2005 | Full Review…
Will remind you just how much movies from the 1970s differ from the ones making their way to the megaplexes nowadays . . .
James O'Ehley
Solid Cold War thriller, only let down by a cowardly ending.
Super Reviewer
Really, really well done "computers take over the world" movie from 1970. Highly recommended if you dig on paranoia fueled sci-fi!
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