NetForce

Synopsis

In the year 2005, NetForce, a division of the FBI dealing with internet crimes, faces a new challenge as a cyber-terrorist threatens to take down the entire internet infrastructure. Led by the determined Alex Michaels, played by Scott Bakula, the team must race against time to prevent a catastrophic global cyber attack. Filled with high-tech gadgets, suspenseful hacking sequences, and intense action, NetForce explores the dangers and possibilities of the digital world in a thrilling manner. As the clock ticks, the team must outsmart the cunning cyber-criminal before it's too late.

Cast

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  Scott Bakula

  Alex Michaels

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  Joanna Going

  Toni Fiorelli

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  Xander Berkeley

  Bo Tyler

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  Brian Dennehy

  Lowell Davidson

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  Kris Kristofferson

  Steve Day

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  CCH Pounder

  Sandra Knight

Reviews

NetForce, a TV movie released in 1999, received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised its timely exploration of cyber-crime and Scott Bakula's performance, others felt the plot was predictable and the execution lacked depth. Rotten Tomatoes described it as 'an engaging cyber-thriller that falls short on delivering true suspense,' giving it a rating of 3.5/5. IMDb users rated it 5.0/10, with many highlighting the nostalgic tech references and fast-paced action. Metacritic, on the other hand, criticized the simplistic storyline but commended the visual effects and production design. Overall, NetForce is a decent watch for fans of early 2000s tech-centric thrillers.