The term hacker originally referred to computer experts, especially programmers, who were enthusiastic about computer technology and were highly skilled. Along with the early mystery of the Internet, there are not a few IT practitioners who look forward to becoming hackers, and there are many movies with related themes, these 31 hacker movies, which ones have you seen?
The Social Network (2010)
The Social Network is a 2010 film directed by David Finch and adapted from the 2009 bestseller Facebook: The Secret of Sex and Money, Genius and Betrayal, which describes Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, as a Harvard student, who founded Facebook, a social networking site that changed global online communications, and the story of the betrayal behind it.
2. Pirates of Silicon Valley (1999)
The 1999 film is an unofficial biographical film about Apple and Microsoft. The film is based on "Silicon Valley Fire" by Paul Friebger and Michael Sven. The film was written and directed by Martin Burke and aired on the Turner Television Network in 1999.
The Score (2001)
Nick Wells is a well-known thief, but he has already washed his hands of the golden basin and runs their legal business with his girlfriend Diane: a jazz club in Montreal. However, Nick's old friend and stolen man Max does not want to see him quit the jianghu like this, and under Max's coercion and inducement, Nick is forced to regain his old age.
Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011)
While Agent Ethan Hunt was carrying out a secret espionage campaign in Moscow, a bomb placed by a terrorist blew up a Russian landmark: the Kremlin. The Russian government immediately declared that the attack had gone beyond the scope of ordinary terrorist attacks and was a complete "provocation of war". Russian government:
5. Antitrust (2001)
Computer master Miró (Ryan Philip) has a beautiful girlfriend (Claire Flani) who is a painter, and he has a great future as a young man. Just as he was about to start his own company with his friend Teddy, he was unexpectedly caught up in NURV, a large company in Silicon Valley with hundreds of millions of dollars in assets, and the owner of this company was a computer.
6. Revolution OS (2001)
The Operating System Revolution is a 2001 film written and directed by J. Kelly. T· S. Moore's documentary film that recounts more than two decades of GNU, Linux, the free software movement, and the open source movement. The film stars Richard Stallman, Linnas Torvalds, Bruce Ferens, Larry Augustine and Eric Raymond.
The Italian Job (2003)
A flawless plan, a seamless operation, a clean escape, but Charlie, the leader of the thief group, did not expect his right and left hands to betray him. Charlie and his companions - crime master Steve, computer genius Lai, tough driving handsome Robert, demolition expert Left Ear and locks veteran Bou john - in Venice.
The Thirteenth Floor (1999)
On the thirteenth floor of a public building, imaginative Douglas Hall (Clegbiko) and Hannon Fuller (Amin Mullersteyr) pushed virtual reality to the limit, simulating Los Angeles in 1937 on a computer. Hall wakes up in confusion to find Fuller murdered and a bloodied shirt in his house.
The Matrix (1999)
The Matrix is a 1999 Hollywood science fiction film directed by the Wachowski Brothers and starring Keanu Reeves, Lawrence Fishburn, Kelly Ammos and Hugo Wavin, with action directions by Hong Kong film industry Yuan Heping. The film was also introduced by China Film in 1999 and produced by shanghai film translation studio in Chinese mainland, when personal computers and the Internet were popularizing in the mainland, and portals were also emerging.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, 2011
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is an English-language thriller film based on the novel of the same name by Swedish writer Stilg Larson, published in 2005. The director is Starring David Finch, Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara. It was released in North America on December 20, 2011.
11. "Heaven and Earth Escape Gamer" (2009)
In the not-so-distant future world, online games are popular all over the world, but the gameplay is not the same as the operation of today's mouse and keyboard, but the player's nerve endings are connected, and the game characters can be directly operated, and the game characters who are controlled are all living real people. The developer of the game is billionaire Ken Casso, Tali:
The Lawnmower Man (1992)
By the turn of the millennium, a technology called "virtual reality" will be widely used, which will allow people to enter an imaginary world created by computers and infinitely rich as the imagination, and its creators predict that this technology will play countless positive roles in the development of human society, while some people worry that it will be used by some,..
13. The Core (2003)
Destruction in the Center of the Earth is an American science fiction disaster film released in 2003. The film tells the story of the Earth's core that stops rotating for unknown reasons in order to weaken the magnetic field. Without geomagnetic protection, the Earth would be hit by deadly high-energy cosmic microwave radiation, causing disaster. At this time, a team of 6 people formed a submarine called the "Vergi", drilled into the hot mantle, placed and detonated the nuclear bomb, so that the core of the earth rotated again, reborn the geomagnetism, and finally succeeded.
14. "Temporal and Spatial General Virtuosity" (1995)
In the age of full computerization, an evil scientist has developed a powerful killing program that incorporates the psychopathic psychology and killing methods of more than 150 serial killers. And the function of this program allowed him to break free from the control of the scientist and commit the crime independently. He has a human form and can repair damage to his body at will, his name is Sid 6.7.
15. Swordfish Operation Wordfish (2001)
Gabriel (John Travolta), a spy agent who has been roaming the streets for years, decides to steal an illegal government fund of $9.5 billion and finds Stanley (Hugh Jackman), one of the world's top computer hackers. He turned the FBI's proud advanced computer surveillance system upside down,..
16. Sensory Game eXistenZ (1999)
In the future of technology development to the cutting edge, Arila Geller, a beautiful and sexy designer, has the queen of the video game world, her design of [X contact] is far beyond the times, it is very real and fascinating, in the trial conference, players from all sides gathered together to experience Arila's latest masterpiece, can not imagine that halfway into a group of fanatics try to assassinate...
17. "Ghost in disguise" (2003)
Kevin, Samantha, and Robb lived safely and without worry, and their only dream was to be able to create a great achievement; their secret base was built through precision technology, and in order to achieve their dreams, they began to work on the largest and most unlikely robbery in history. The reason is that he:
18. Genesis: Battle Chronicles Tron: Legacy (2010)
The film unfolds with the adventure story of a father and son as a clue, echoing the adventures in the electronic network with the real world. The film's protagonist, Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedland), is a rebellious 27-year-old boy whose father, Kevin Flynn, is played by Oscar-winning and Golden Globe-winning Jeff Bridges.
19. "Hacker Hunt Takedown" (2000)
Kevin Minnick can be called the worst computer hacker ever, he hacked into his home telecommunications company, hacked into the FBI computer, and became the most elusive hacker king in the online world, but he hopes to meet a real challenge, when he begins to hack the computer system of the famous physicist and computer genius Shimomura, his wish...
Dialogue with The Conversation (1974)
Produced by Coppola Pictures, Francis. ford. Coppola wrote and directed. The film is Coppola's masterpiece of critical realism and has been hailed as one of the finest films of the '70s. The tendency of the choreographer is very obvious, and the theme is to condemn the loss of privacy of modern society to make people more lonely and suspicious of each other, and accelerate the tension of interpersonal relations and the alienation of people. Scenes where the protagonist demolishes the house in search of a bugger has become a classic. The film won the Palme d'Or at the 1974 Cannes Film Festival; was nominated for three American Academy Awards; and was awarded best director by the National Federation of Film Critics.
21 Hackers (1995)
In addition to "The Net" starring Sandra Bullock, another science fiction crime film "Hackers" in 2005 with the theme of the future online world was also quite exciting. From today's point of view, cast is powerful – although at the time they were all new actors: Johnny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie performed together, but perhaps because of the over-imagination of the hacker's identity, the performance of the two was too face-to-face. It is a pleasure to watch the fantasies in the film become reality, and the actors in the film have become hollywood masters.
22. Electronic World Battle Tron (1982)
Battle for the Electronic World is a 1982 Disney science fiction film. Directed by Steven Lisberger and starring Jeff Bridges, Taiwanese animation company Hirohiro is responsible for most of the hand-painted coloring projects. The film also released a sequel in 2010 - "Tron: War Chronicles".
23 War Games (1983)
The entertainment science fiction film "War Game" that everyone enjoys accurately grasps the "war-weary" psychology of most audiences, with the love of the protagonist David and his girlfriend Jennifer throughout, very cleverly handling the scenes about nuclear weapons and war, so that the film avoids the so-called "tragic ending", thus winning the audience's welcome and love.
24. Sneakers the Thief (1992)
The film shows the modernization of computers and is an eye-opener. Cases of using computers to commit criminal activities are reported from time to time, but the shocking events depicted in detail like this film make people feel strongly about the potential crisis of human beings for the future development of science and technology. The story is fascinating in its meticulous and meticulous depiction of the terrible function of the "black box" and the wisdom of several of the main characters, led by Robert Redford.
25、《虎胆龙威4 Live Free or Die Hard》(2007)
This is a routine created specifically by the "Die Hard" series: John McCline always shows up in the wrong place at the wrong time and is forced into a series of troubles. I don't know what kind of July 4th of that year, it happened to be a weekend, although the New York police officer John McCline was on vacation, but he did not have time to say goodbye to his daughter Lucy, who was already in college, he was called away by the headquarters, he received a task: to arrest the hacker Matt Farrell, and then sent to the FBI for interrogation... It's a common case, but don't forget John's natural trouble-inducing physique. John had just arrived at Matt's apartment, as if he had touched some mechanism, and all sorts of chaos ensued.
26. "007 Golden Eye Golden Eye" (1995)
As the 17th 007 film, the advent of "GoldenEye" can be described as a difficult one. Since 1989's "Murder License" became the worst-grossing 007 film, the prospects for the new work are worrying. In the same year, the Australian broadcasting group Qintex acquired MGM/United American Pictures, which faced the fate of merging with Pathé Pictures, and Danjaq, the parent company of EON Productions, took MGM/United American Pictures to court for preparing to authorize Pathé Films to broadcast 007 films on multinational television without Danjaq's permission. These intricate legal disputes put the filming of the new film on hold for several years.
27. "Finding Untraceable" (2008)
When producers Tom Rosenberg and Gary Lucchesi read a screenplay called The Finder, co-created by Robert Fyvolent and Mark Brinker, a story so timely broke through their lines in an instant, with Lucesi saying, "The Cybercrime Investigation Unit in the FBI wasn't set up for very long. It is only 6 or 7 years old. "The Finder," on the other hand, focuses on a very different case, because it has nothing to do with child abuses and credit card theft, and it is about a criminal who is committing murder, just using the Internet to make everything easier to progress – netizens are paying attention to it, and the more people land, the faster the victim will die. ”
28. "Space-Time Clues Deja Vu" (2006)
"Time and Space Clues" is an American science fiction suspense film, first released on November 22, 2006. The title is in French, which means "seventy years back in time". The plot of this film believes that there is a parallel universe, and when human beings appear to turn back seventy years in time, it is the combination of consciousness in another parallel universe that has died.
29 One Point O, 2004
Simon, a computer programmer, wakes up one morning to find a simple brown package in his apartment. He opened it, but there was nothing inside. Despite his attempts to lock up his apartment, mysterious packages continue to appear. Observing his whereabouts from a security camera, Simon gradually became neurotic and began to suspect everyone in the apartment. When one of them suddenly dies, Simon is pushed to the brink of danger. In this mental torture, he frantically searched for what the mysterious power that had changed his life really meant.
30. "Rebellious Sexual Harassment Disclosure" (1994)
The story is set in a cutting-edge high-tech company in Seattle, where Mike Douglas is the best candidate for future vice president, but after the company merged with a big business, the person who won this high position was his cohabitation girlfriend Demi Moore from ten years ago. Moore, as an old friend, invites Douglas to her office after work to reminisce, but unexpectedly seduces him.
Jurassic Park 3 Jurassic Park 3 (2001)
The film is set four years after the Dinosaur Riot in San Diego. A little boy playing gliders has tragically disappeared on Sono Island. His parents, Wealthy Businessman Paul, and his ex-wife Amanda asked dinosaur expert Dr. Gülen to come to the rescue. Gülen is planning a prehistoric animal study, but suffers from a lack of funding. In the case of moving to profit:
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