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Watch Disconnect Movie Online Streaming Megavideo Free Murderball director Henry Alex Rubin explores the destructive potential of the internet in this ensemble drama starring Jason Bateman, Hope Davis, and Alexander Skarsgård. His marriage dissolving before his very eyes, a former Marine (Skarsgård) ruins his credit by gambling online as his wife (Paula Patton) strikes up an intimate relationship on a popular social networking site. When identity theft puts their life savings at risk, the couple tracks down the man (Michael Nyqvust) they believe is responsible for the crime. Meanwhile, an introverted teenage goth (Jonah Bobo) becomes the victim of a humiliating prank when his two biggest tormentors pose as the girl he likes, trick him into exposing his true identity online. When the prank leads to tragedy, the young victim's mother (Davis) is overwhelmed by grief as her husband (Bateman) explodes with rage. Later, an ambitious TV reporter's quest to expose an online prostitution racket has unexpected repercussions for the frightened young man at the center of the growing controversy. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi. If You Like This Movie you Can Instantly Streaming Without Survey from HERE Release Date Disconnect Apr 12, 2013 Limited Genres Disconnect : Mystery & Suspense,Drama
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Jason Bateman,Hope Davis,Frank Grillo,Michael Nyqvist,Paula Patton,Andrea Riseborough,Alexander Skarsgård,Max Thieriot,Colin Ford,Jonah Bobo,Haley Ramm,Norbert Leo Butz,Kasi Lemmons,John Sharian,Aviad Bernstein,Teresa Celentano,Marc Jacobs,Cole Michael Mohr,Kevin Csolak,Antonella Lentini
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Handsomely shot and judiciously edited, the film benefits from a superlative cast ... Ann Hornaday-Washington Post It's left to the actors to make up for the gaffes, and they're definitely up to the task. John Hartl-Seattle Times Even in the heightened awareness of a post- age (and its ), Disconnect is naturally gripping. Jeannette Catsoulis-NPR Journalists lie, spouses stray and thieves steal, but "Disconnect" keeps trying, unsuccessfully, to pin the blame on technology rather than its users. Rafer Guzman-Newsday I preferred "Disconnect" 10 years ago when it was called "Crash." Colin Covert-Minneapolis Star Tribune As cautionary tales go, "Disconnect" is a pretty good one, but it's not really a whole lot more than that. Bill Goodykoontz-Arizona Republic There are no revelations or surprises, just newspaper editorial-style lamentations disguised as cautionary tales. I'd rather watch racism push Sandra Bullock down the stairs in Crash. Jeff Meyers-Metro Times (Detroit, MI) Sensitive performances from the entire cast are absorbing, especially Jason Bateman in his first full-on dramatic role. Nell Minow-Beliefnet A dramatic triptych of loosely connected stories that mostly avoids the pitfalls of an easy target with solid work from all involved. Dan Kaufman-Paste Magazine It thinks it's smarter than it is. Chris Hewitt (St. Paul)-St. Paul Pioneer Press A penetrating examination of who we are as a people and culture living in the advanced electronic age of the here and now—a place as potentially dangerous and harmful as it is radically convenient. Dustin Putman-DustinPutman.com Rubin overcooks his vulnerability, rendering the viewing experience frustratingly short-sheeted in the significance department, making online angst a perfect fit for a Lifetime Movie night. Brian Orndorf-Blu-ray.com ...a movie with mounting tension, not an easy one to watch, that ends with a thud...up until the last five minutes, though, this is thoroughly engrossing. Tony Medley-Tolucan Times By the end of Disconnect, the destination may not be as satisfying as it could've been (or initially seemed to be), but the journey often is. Kofi Outlaw-ScreenRant Three compelling dramas about lives shattered by thieves using the tools of technology to steal things of great value to their victims. Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat-Spirituality and Practice Despite some fairly decent performances, Disconnect is a film that feels both old fashioned and like old news, revealing nothing that hasn't already been suggested by some half-assed op-ed half a decade ago. Oliver Lyttelton-The Playlist Working with a strong cast and a well-crafted Andrew Stern script, director Henry Alex Rubin has woven an effective tapestry of modern alienation. Robert Levin-amNewYork