Best Jonny Lee Miller Movies

  • Hackers

    Hackers (PG-13, 1995)

    Jonny Lee Miller, Angelina Jolie, Jesse Bradford, Matthew Lillard, Lawrence Mason
    In this high-tech thriller, Dade Murphy (Jonny Lee Miller) has been fascinated with computers all hi... read mores life; at the age of 11, he was able to break into the computer network of several top Wall Street investment and banking firms, and he nearly caused a major stock market crash in the process. As punishment, Dade was forbidden to use a computer until his 18th birthday, but now that he's of age, he's diving back into his PC head first. Dade meets up with a group of fellow hackers: tough-talking cyber gamer Kate, aka Acid Burn (Angelina Jolie), junior hacker Jesse Bradford, born prankster Cereal Killer (Matthew Lillard), Nikon (Lawrence Mason), named for his photographic memory, and telephone expert Phantom Phreak (Renoly Santiago). Dade and his pals aren't out to destroy systems or do cybercrime for profit; they simply want to know more about the systems they encounter, and they like raising some good-natured havoc. But in their travels through cyberspace, they discover The Plague (Fisher Stevens), a former hacker turned computer security expert with a huge multinational corporation. The Plague has not only done the unthinkable and gone into anti-hacker enforcement, he's secretly allied himself with a group of criminals and is using his expertise to drain funds from corporate bank accounts and transfer them to himself and his mistress, Margo (Lorraine Bracco). The Plague is also smart enough to leave clues that would lead investigators to someone else -- in this case, Dade and his friends -- and has a secret weapon at his disposal, a computer virus that could wipe out the entire world wide web in a matter of minutes. Several sequences for Hackers were shot at New York City's Stuyvesant High School, where coincidentally several months after filming, several students were arrested by F.B.I. agents for their involvement in computer hacking. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
    • fb100000969291294
      fb100000969291294: jonny lee miller, angelina jolie - computers, and matthew lillard - good stuff
      Reviewed 2 months days ago
    • fb512631295
      fb512631295: d, yet I still like this movie, and it set off a couple of great film careers in Angelina Jolie and Jonny Lee Miller.
      Reviewed 11 months days ago
    • fb734003128
      fb734003128: . Jonny Lee Miller plays the role of Dade
      Reviewed 6 months days ago
  • Aeon Flux

    Aeon Flux (PG-13, 2005)

    Charlize Theron, Marton Csokas, Jonny Lee Miller, Sophie Okonedo, Frances McDormand
    Based on the animated series by Peter Chung, Aeon Flux imagines a future in which 99 percent of the ... read moreworld's population is killed through industrial disease, and the survivors live in a single city that, despite utopian appearances, is quite totalitarian. Disinclined to embrace any particular ideology outside of a hatred for Trevor Goodchild (Marton Csokas), the leader of the council that governs the walled city, hyper-sexualized assassin Aeon Flux (Charlize Theron) seeks to bring about a revolution. Retaining the title character's trademark jet-black hair and sleek, revealing clothing, this film adaptation fleshes out the story behind the sexual and romantic tension between Aeon and Trevor. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
    • slamdunkshohoku
      slamdunkshohoku: . But later managed to escape. Jonny Lee Miller is Marton's brother, 2nd in command and he is the one who plan to get him killed. L
      Reviewed 3 years days ago
    • clairebandaids
      clairebandaids: . Except Jonny Lee Miller.
      Reviewed 6 years days ago
    • sammael88
      sammael88: really wish jonny lee miller had more face time in this one
      Reviewed 6 years days ago
  • Mansfield Park

    Mansfield Park (PG-13, 1999)

    Frances O'Connor, Jonny Lee Miller, Alessandro Nivola, Embeth Davidtz, Harold Pinter
    Freely adapted from a novel by Jane Austen, this period drama is set in the early 1800s, as a girl n... read moreamed Fanny (Hannah Taylor Gordon) is being raised by loving but desperately poor parents. Wanting a better life for Fanny, they send her away to live with her aunts, high-minded Mrs. Norris (Sheila Gish) and drug-addicted Lady Bertram (Lindsay Duncan), who share an estate called Mansfield Park. Fanny joins the family at Mansfield Park, which includes Lady Bertram's husband Sir Thomas (Harold Pinter), who made his money in slaves and West Indian plantations; Sir Thomas's son Tom (James Purefoy), an alcoholic; Tom's intelligent younger brother Edmund (Jonny Lee Miller); and his two sisters, Julia (Justine Waddell) and Maria (Victoria Hamilton). Fanny soon makes friends with Edmund, though she's shown little respect by the rest of the family. In time, Fanny grows to adulthood (now played by Frances O'Connor) and gains skill and poise as a horsewoman while developing her skills as an author. When the stylish but secretive siblings Henry and Mary Crawford (Alassandro Nivola and Embeth Davidtz) arrive at Mansfield Park, romantic sparks begin to fly; the two sisters fight over Henry, while Mary is soon engaged to wed Edmund -- to the disappointment of Fanny, who has fallen in love with him. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
    • BronteFan
      BronteFan: . I thought Jonny Lee Miller played his part well, and I like Frances O'Connor as Fanny a deal better than Billi
      Reviewed 5 years days ago
    • iLeo
      iLeo: .

      Loved this film. Loved Jonny Lee Miller and Alessandro Nivola in this.
      Reviewed 6 years days ago
  • Melinda and Melinda

    Melinda and Melinda (PG-13, 2005)

    Radha Mitchell, Chloë Sevigny, Jonny Lee Miller, Will Ferrell, Amanda Peet
    While Woody Allen has long fused comedy and drama in his films, he embraces the two styles in a new ... read moreand unusual way in this feature. Sy (Wallace Shawn) is enjoying dinner with some friends when they begin debating the nature of the tragic and the humorous. Sy, observing that a very fine line separates the two, decides to demonstrate this notion by showing how the same essential story can be either funny or sad depending on the way certain elements are handled; for the rest of the film, we jump back and forth between two versions of the story of Melinda (Radha Mitchell), a young woman with some serious problems in her life. In the tragic version, Melinda crashes a dinner party thrown by old friends Laurel (Chloë Sevigny) and Lee (Jonny Lee Miller). When she arrives, Melinda is distraught and under the influence of pills and alcohol, much to the annoyance of Lee, an actor hoping to impress a producer who is one of his guests. After a bad breakup with her husband, Melinda lost custody of her children and came to New York City, where she became involved with Ellis Moonsong (Chiwetel Ejiofor), a handsome and well-mannered composer whose promises to her proved to be worthless. Meanwhile, on the funny side of town, Melinda shows up dazed and confused at the home of Susan (Amanda Peet) and Hobie (Will Ferrell), who are in the midst of a dinner party. Learning about the sad state of Melinda's love life after divorcing her husband and losing custody of her children, Susan decides to play Cupid and fix her friend up with a well-to-do dentist. However, neither Susan nor Melinda are aware that there is another man deeply interested in the troubled divorcée -- Hobie. Melinda and Melinda also features Josh Brolin, Vinessa Shaw, and noted theatrical director Gene Saks. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
  • The Flying Scotsman

    The Flying Scotsman (PG-13, 2006)

    Jonny Lee Miller, Billy Boyd, Laura Fraser, Morven Christie, Steven Berkoff
    An amateur Scottish cyclist determined to become the world's fastest rider struggles against his own... read more mental illness and the resentful hostility of sports authorities unwilling to accept his remarkable innovation in this inspirational biopic from director Douglas MacKinnon. When Briton cyclist Chris Boardman took home the gold at the Barcelona Olympics in 1992, the world was caught off guard; no one had ever suspected that Britain was capable of producing world-class cyclists, yet there was no denying his remarkable numbers. Perhaps no one was more shocked by Boardman's surprise success than unemployed Scot Graeme Obree (Jonny Le Miller), an old riding partner of Boardman's who on more than a few occasions had crossed the finish line before his medal-winning counterpart. Despite his remarkable prowess, however, Obree simply didn't seem to have the fortitude needed to translate his formidable riding skills into a profitable career like his old friend Boardman. His debt piling up and his family in desperate need of some good luck, Obree is determined to take one last shot at the world of cycling with a little encouragement from his longtime friend Malky McGovern (Billy Boyd) and his loving wife, Anne (Laura Fraser). Now, with no official sponsor, no financial backing, no funding to speak of, and a decided lack of experience needed to design the kind of bike he would need for his ambitious, late-career endeavor, the 27-year-old cyclist would build his own revolutionary bike from the ground up and begin the arduous journey to becoming the fastest cyclist in the history of the sport. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
    • SilentWarProductions2009
      SilentWarProductions2009: . Jonny Lee Miller steals the film by giving an excellent performance, tapping into the many emotional
      Reviewed 5 years days ago
    • powerpants316
      powerpants316: Good British film helps that Jonny Lee Miller is in it. Wll worth a watch
      Reviewed 5 years days ago
    • losingallcontrol
      losingallcontrol: I first rented this just because of Jonny Lee Miller and Billy Boyd. Two actors I adore. I knew nothing about the sport nor Graeme Obree
      Reviewed 5 years days ago

More Top Movie Lists

Related Lists