Eagle Eye

Shia LaBeouf and Billy Bob Thornton are featured in a D.J. Caruso film that tries to get viewers worked up about cyber-surveillance

Eagle Eye" is a thriller only a Global Positioning System could love. I suppose if I weren't still using regional positioning systems (they're called "maps"), I might be more interested in all the cyber-techno-harum-scarum and the showy transitional sequences depicting a vast surveillance network as seen from space, or the outermost Google map perspective.
The film's central idea is that our government's mania for Homeland Security-era privacy infringement has gotten so out of hand that everything in an ordinary citizen's life can be digitally surveyed, or overheard, and manipulated, via cellphone, security camera, GPS, ATM, everything. [...]

di Michael Phillips, articolo completo (3733 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 26 settembre 2008