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Movie Name: Mountainhead
IMDb: 5.4/10
Country: USA
Director: Jesse Armstrong
All Genres: Drama, Comedy
Released Date: 31 May 2025
Cast In: Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, Cory Michael Smith

Plot: Four friends reunite during worldwide economic turmoil.

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1- “Mountainhead” is the kind of film that clearly could have been something special. The premise carries the weight of mystery and psychological depth, and you can sense that somewhere in there, buried beneath the missteps, is a brilliant story struggling to surface. Unfortunately, what we get instead is a film riddled with mediocre dialogue, undercooked ideas, and character choices that slide from naive into outright dumb.

2- Four self-absorbed tech billionaires retreat to a sleek Utah mountaintop lodge-called “Mountainhead,” in a smirking wink to Ayn Rand-while the world below unravels, largely thanks to their own creations. That’s the premise of Jesse Armstrong’s Mountainhead, and unfortunately, that’s about all there is.