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Enemy of
the State
Reviewed
by Renata Pauperio from Brazil
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S.Peters
It
is a thrilling movie that shows that
nowadays technology allows anyone and
everyone, anywhere to be under
surveillance 24 hours a
day.
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Director:
Tony Scott
Type:
Adventure
Actors:
Robert Clayon Dean... (Will Smith)
Gene
Hackman (Brill)
Jon
Voigt (Thomas Reynolds)
Rachel
Banks (Lisa Bonet)
Carla
King (Regina King)
Country/Date:
USA/1998
How
would you feel if your privacy chad been invaded?
If you watch the movie "Enemy of the State",
starring Will Smith, you will have a good idea of
what I am talking about. It is a thrilling movie
that shows that nowadays technology allows anyone
and everyone, anywhere to be under surveillance 24
hours a day.
That's
what happens to Will Smith in this movie. He is put
under extreme surveillance after an eformer college
classmate slips some crime evidence in his shopping
packages. Even his clothes are wired to show
exactly where he is and what he is
doing.
I
believe that this movie is still far from reality,
but it is not impossible. Surveillance exists where
we least expect it--in the work place, in stores,
in restaurants, everywhere. All in order to
maintain the rules of society, but where to draw
the line between acceptable surveillance and
exaggerated surveillance; that is, invasion of
privacy? Everyone has the right to come and go, the
right to speak freely and to express his thoughts.
Aren't you ever suspicious? Remember, you never
know who might be watching you!
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