I don't really avoid that kind of movie if it has any depth. It's generally the element of the film that's the sound of tinkling brass though, less substantial

I don't really avoid that kind of movie if it has any depth. It's generally the element of the film that's the sound of tinkling brass though, less substantial and more easily ignored than paid attention. For example I find there is a line-of-no-return where computer tech movies cross into corporate culture concerns, and I find those movies much less interesting in terms of the tech aspect. Good examples are movies like Sneakers or WarGames or even The Net, where some computer culture aspects are either clearly fleshed out or given attention as their own unique world that may supercede what corporate is doing or aware of. If corporate endorses it, yeah no, that's often more of a morality play.