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This movie doesn't succeed at anything it tries to be, and it tries to be a lot. A romance movie about a war widow and a vaguely autistic child should have been good for a sappy cry, but it has too many other things going on for me to even care about what should be the main focus. On the other hand, if they toned down the romantic side and dedicated more to the hacking subplot, it could have been a quirky crime caper.

Two half scripts shoved together does not equal a screenplay.

This is one of the worst movies I've seen in a long time. The whole premise of the movie doesn't make sense. The government, banks, and numerous institutions pay hackers (well) to detect security vulnerabilities. He's not coming up with a new idea, but he really seems to think he is. I feel like the writers need to do some research and cyber security/ hacking/ etc. The love story isn't believable. At all. He's just doing weird stalker things for no reason, and she never really seemed to like him. I think they tried to make an action move and then added a love story when they realized it wasn't any good. The acting is generally terrible, with a few exceptions.

I just watched this movie last night with my family and we enjoyed it. It's a romantic flick mixed with a little tech. A hacker basically gains access into the government. They did a good job with the casting and the production is top notch. Giving it a 9 for originality and the acting.

I've never been more viscerally uncomfortable with a character than I have been with Sam. He's horrible and really creepy. It's pretty terrifying how creepy he is towards Josie. Literally NONE of the plot makes sense. The only reason I could watch the whole way through was to make sure that nothing happened to Josie.

I was fortunate to be among the almost 700 who saw the premiere of the NPN at the historic Tampa Theatre on June 28. I loved hearing the audience laugh and engage with Josie's emotions as a war widow and single mom. And it was so much fun to see the local landmarks we in Plant City and Tampa are so familiar with in our daily lives. Great acting, great storyline, and a film definitely worth seeing again. Take your friends!