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Watch Disconnect Movie Online Free in HD Murderball director Henry Alex Rubin explores the destructive potential of the internet in this ensemble drama starring Jason Bateman, Hope Davis, and Alexander Skarsgård. His marriage dissolving before his very eyes, a former Marine (Skarsgård) ruins his credit by gambling online as his wife (Paula Patton) strikes up an intimate relationship on a popular social networking site. When identity theft puts their life savings at risk, the couple tracks down the man (Michael Nyqvust) they believe is responsible for the crime. Meanwhile, an introverted teenage goth (Jonah Bobo) becomes the victim of a humiliating prank when his two biggest tormentors pose as the girl he likes, trick him into exposing his true identity online. When the prank leads to tragedy, the young victim's mother (Davis) is overwhelmed by grief as her husband (Bateman) explodes with rage. Later, an ambitious TV reporter's quest to expose an online prostitution racket has unexpected repercussions for the frightened young man at the center of the growing controversy. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi. Watch Disconnect Movie Without Survey HERE
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Release Date Disconnect Apr 19, 2013 Limited Genres Disconnect : Mystery & Suspense,Drama

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Jason Bateman,Alexander Skarsgård,Paula Patton,Hope Davis,Michael Nyqvist,Jonah Bobo,Andrea Riseborough,Frank Grillo,Haley Ramm


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Andrew Stern's overworked but oddly nonspecific script needs to be a lot savvier about contempo media culture to bear the didactic weight of its themes. Guy Lodge-Variety ...a consistently compelling and surprisingly moving drama that remains a cut above similarly themed fare... David Nusair-Reel Film Reviews