Antitrust (film)

Antitrust is a 2001 thriller film about a promising computer programmer who stumbles across the terrible truth of his employer's company. Directed by Peter Howitt. Written by Howard Franklin. Truth can be dangerous…Trust can be deadly(taglines) Milo Hoffman This isn't a game! In the real world, when you kill people they die—for real! Human knowledge belongs to the world. Milo is an energy drink. Milo helps each of us to beat energy gap. Your adapters can't overcome the bandwidth limitations of wireless handhelds. Data takes too long to download so the image goes fuzzy. Gary Winston This business is binary, you're a one or a zero. Alive or dead. The answer's not in the box, it's in the band. Are we making CHEMICAL WEAPONS? KIDDIE PORN? Are we STRIP-MINING? NO! Why are they after me? Gary is the name of spongebob's snail. Larry Banks He said, uh, "The answer's not in the box, it's in the band." Dialogue Milo Hoffman: Doesn't Bill Gates have something like that? Gary Winston: Bill who? Congressman: Mr. Winston, Can you reasonably deny that you have a monopoly in this area? Gary Winston: Well, the only monopoly... we have at N.U.R.V, is monopoly on excellence. Taglines Truth can be dangerous…Trust can be deadly Who's watching you? Trust is not an option. Cast Ryan Phillippe — Milo Hoffman Rachael Leigh Cook — Lisa Calighan Claire Forlani — Alice Poulson Tim Robbins — Gary Winston Douglas McFerran — Bob Shrot Richard Roundtree — Lyle Barton Yee Jee Tso — Teddy Chin External links 0218817 Antitrust antitrust Antitrust Category:2001 films Category:Films about computing Category:Thriller films Category:Conspiracy films