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Hackers

Hackers

“Their crime is curiosity.”
★6.4/10(1,574)PG-13age•1995•1h 45m
ActionCrimeThriller
DirectorIain Softley
ScreenplayRafael Moreu
'Hackers' is a stylish, deliriously of-its-moment techno-thriller about a group of teenage computer hackers, including a young Angelina Jolie and Jonny Lee Miller, who uncover a corporate embezzling scheme and are framed for it. Directed by Iain Softley, it imagines cyberspace as a neon rollerblading rave, wildly inaccurate but bursting with 1990s fashion and attitude. A flop on release, it became a beloved cult classic precisely for its earnest, dated cool. Camp, colorful and endlessly quotable.
Release
Sep 14, 1995
Country
United States, United Kingdom
Budget
$20M
Revenue
$8M

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6.4/10
TMDB Average audience rating
1,574 votes
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Where to watch Hackers? Hackers is available for streaming on fuboTV, MGM+ Amazon Channel, Philo, The Roku Channel.
Who directed Hackers? Hackers is directed by Iain Softley.
Who stars in Hackers? The main cast of Hackers includes Jonny Lee Miller, Angelina Jolie, Matthew Lillard, Jesse Bradford, Renoly Santiago.
How long is Hackers? Hackers is 1h 45min long.

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Synopsis

'Hackers' is a stylish, deliriously of-its-moment techno-thriller about a group of teenage computer hackers, including a young Angelina Jolie and Jonny Lee Miller, who uncover a corporate embezzling scheme and are framed for it. Directed by Iain Softley, it imagines cyberspace as a neon rollerblading rave, wildly inaccurate but bursting with 1990s fashion and attitude. A flop on release, it became a beloved cult classic precisely for its earnest, dated cool. Camp, colorful and endlessly quotable.

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