An entry-level employee at a powerful corporation finds himself occupying a corner office, but at a dangerous price: he must spy on his boss's old mentor to secure for him a multi-billion dollar advantage. I can see why Paranoia left so many people disappointed since they all expected seeing more from Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman and believe me that makes sense but years have changed unfortunately and in my opinion this movie wasn't that bad. It had suspense in it and the story was interesting plus the perfomances were good honestly. (7/10)

This is basically a remake of Caprice (1967) with Doris Day and Richard Harris. Whoever wrote it should be ashamed they lifted the plot from a previous film. I have not read the novel by Joseph Finder so I do not know how much of it was possibly inspired by Caprice, but certainly the premise of Paranoia is the same. Sort of a rip-off in my opinion.I thought it was boring and full of clichés. Poor acting, though Ford and Oldman do okay, but the others, both main characters played by Liam Hemsworth and Amber Heard are very poor IMO.Air Force One was a much better film featuring Oldham and Ford, both fine actors.

I've watched this flick more than once and i thought it would be just as enjoyable watching it again...i was wrong.The plot can seem confusing, but if you stick with the movie from beginning to end and concentrate on what is going on it makes sense and it becomes very intriguing, while watching this the verse comes to mind "What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose your soul?", he has the nice posh apartment that they give him, but they're watching him via hidden cameras the whole time and they basically own him, this is not how a company is supposed to be, you're supposed to simply be an employer/employee and that's it, but this company is more than that - they're criminals, also the crap that he is saying at the start of the film about college and good grades not working in life anymore - shouldn't be taken seriously. This is not the type of cine that is fun to watch more than once.

"Adam Cassidy" (Liam Hemsworth) and his team have a project that needs to be pitched to their boss "Nicolas Wyatt" (Gary Oldman) who owns a hi-tech company worth millions of dollars. Unfortunately, Adam bombs the presentation and both he and his entire team are fired. He then really messes things up when he decides to use the corporate credit card that night to treat the team to one last party. After spending over $10,000 he is then called back into Mr. Wyatt's office and given a choice of either going to jail for credit card fraud or becoming a corporate spy for Mr. Wyatt who desperately wants information from his main rival. Needless to say he chooses the illegal path of industrial espionage. But things don't necessarily work as planned. Anyway, rather than reveal any more of this movie and risk spoiling it for those who haven't seen it I will just say that it was an okay way to spend about an hour and a half. There was some action and a little bit of suspense but quite frankly not enough for me to rate this movie any higher than I have. Average.