Anyone could become an enemy of the state in today's surveillance society
Enemy of the State was a spy thriller about the expanding power of the government. The National Security Agency (NSA) is asking for more authority to surveille foreigners to look for terrorists. This of course opens the door to watching all Americans and the abuse of that power. Attorney Robert Dean (Will Smith) gets caught in the middle of the NSA’s plans.<br /><br />The film exposes all the ways that the government can keep track of people. Dean actually doesn’t have what the NSA is looking for which adds to the message that the authorities could sweep up the innocent along with the guilty as people’s privacy shrinks more and more.<br /><br />The movie works on two levels. It’s a great thriller. Smith and Hackman play well off each other. It also has a good political message, which is more relevant today than when Enemy of the State originally came out.<br />C
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