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royalguy07Jun 20, 2022

Had an ok premise, needed a little more depth on the other drugs and their effects. Completely falls flat in the 3rd act when for the first time in some meager attempts at comedy come up. Hemsworth did fine, accent was in and out a few times.Had an ok premise, needed a little more depth on the other drugs and their effects. Completely falls flat in the 3rd act when for the first time in some meager attempts at comedy come up. Hemsworth did fine, accent was in and out a few times. Teller needed a haircut bad.… Expand

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Jsmiths1991Jun 18, 2022

Actually a very solid movie. Some great humor and interesting concept. Solid acting from Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller.

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3

MetacriticOnurJun 17, 2022

bad
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adjective, worse, worst;(Slang) bad·der, bad·dest for 36.
not good in any manner or degree.

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ammaayaJun 17, 2022

this feels like one of those movies that a certain demographic will claim is deep and profound but in reality it just feels like a rehash of a bunch of other stories that were told and executed in much smoother and clever ways than this one was.

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PoeticDumplingJun 18, 2022

THE ONE MAJOR MUST SEE SCENE HERE even if u don't view the film is:

Chris Hemsworth sexy dancing scene to More Than This by Roxy Music. I could view that clip over and over. He is the villain which makes the feeling complex. But my god heTHE ONE MAJOR MUST SEE SCENE HERE even if u don't view the film is:

Chris Hemsworth sexy dancing scene to More Than This by Roxy Music. I could view that clip over and over. He is the villain which makes the feeling complex. But my god he nails that scene. Sexy as **** for those moments. Can we get a dancing film for him stat?

I was really excited about this movie because it sounded like a great premise and Joseph K has delivered Top Gun sequel recently. The further this film goes the less engaging it feels. There are a lot of legit and relevant issues on display here...elite 1%, pharmaceuticals, tech surveillance, situations that dangerously manipulate individuals psychologically due to shadow issues. There are all the right ingredients here for a 1984/BlackMirror cautionary thriller but the ingredients are used poorly and the results are bitter, ****ing nuts, lacking in character care and kind of cold standoffish. I do enjoy the use of both laughter and crying...the melding of emotions with characters ....feels rather apt right now after everything mass consciousness is traveling through. The film lags a lot and by the time the fireworks ignite at the end...the viewer already feels a bit callous and catanotic like one of the test subjects. This is a great idea that needs to be executed better.… Expand

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4

JLuis_001Jun 18, 2022

It's very easy to see the cast in this film didn't really have much interest in the story. And I say that because of the mediocre performances.

Spiderhead - another huge Netflix misfire - looks and feels like a lost episode of Black Mirror.It's very easy to see the cast in this film didn't really have much interest in the story. And I say that because of the mediocre performances.

Spiderhead - another huge Netflix misfire - looks and feels like a lost episode of Black Mirror.
In the past that might have been flattering, but considering the quality of that show lately is similar to that of this film, needless to say, at least in my case, it just evens out the disappointment.

Pseudo science fiction that says nothing, that provokes nothing. Not even with its conspiratorial attempt of drugs, prisoners and control. You will forget it as soon as you look for something else in the catalogue.

I have a really hard time believing that the director of this movie also made Top Gun: Maverick.… Expand

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HabibiehakimJun 21, 2022

While Kosinski did not give the same incredible direction he give with Top Gun: Maverick in Spiderhead, for what it is Spiderhead is a good enough little film from Kosinski that he distribute to Netflix, he got Miles Teller again which heWhile Kosinski did not give the same incredible direction he give with Top Gun: Maverick in Spiderhead, for what it is Spiderhead is a good enough little film from Kosinski that he distribute to Netflix, he got Miles Teller again which he also one of the main actor in Top Gun: Maverick, he's performance is not as incredible as him in Top Gun: Maverick but he's still good, and Chris Hemsworth giving his quite a great evil bossy American accent performance, Spiderhead is fills with a story that i found very interesting, engaging, and while it's not something that i found really that impressive or incredible, it's a good enough and like i said an interesting and engaging enough story, so overall Spiderhead is not something that i will watch again, it is just a pure good Netflix original film starring a big star that worth watching just for once.… Expand

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5

Chanakarl85Jun 18, 2022

Another no so good flix. Chris Hemsworth no match for his leading role as a smart guy who try to do bad thing. Story not fun or intense. acting were poorly at the near ending. Wasting time watched this.

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melythemacJun 18, 2022

I absolutely loved it, but its not for people who are expecting a formulaic action movie. I love movies like this with a slow build and character driven

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4

TVJerryJun 24, 2022

Chris Hemsworth plays a scientist working on new chemicals that can alter a human's emotions and perceptions. The test subjects are all convicts, including one (Miles Teller), who becomes more involved in the outcome. This starts out lookingChris Hemsworth plays a scientist working on new chemicals that can alter a human's emotions and perceptions. The test subjects are all convicts, including one (Miles Teller), who becomes more involved in the outcome. This starts out looking like a cool sci-fi thriller, but after about 30 minutes, it deteriorates into a lot of talk and personal interactions. Considering that director Joseph Kosinski just came off his Top Gun Maverick hit (which also stars Teller), you'd expect more action and tension. There's little of either and not much else cool about the concept to keep it compelling.… Expand