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Fifth Estate, TheLists: Drama, Thriller, BiopicBrief Synopsis: "A look at the relationship between WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and his early supporter and eventual colleague Daniel Domscheit-Berg, and how the website's growth and influence led to an irreparable rift between the two friends." Overall Ranking: 3204 (Rank from 2013: # 200)
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| Reviewer | Rating | Review |
| Dan O'Neill | 70 | (full review) |
| Paul Perkins | 70 | |
| Gorgon Reviews | 61 | (full review) |
| Bryan Lienesch | 61 | - Rife with over-simplified stances on modern politics and giving us virtually no reason to like the main character, every so often, the film goes away from these truly bad habits. And it's in these moment, however brief, that one can actually enjoy themselves. |
| MandF Reviews | 60 | - Cumberbatch gives a sublime performance in what turns out to be a medirocre movie. (full review) |
| Andrew Crump of Go, See, Talk! | 52 | (full review) |
| David Baruffi | 52 | (full review) |
| Movie Waffler Eric Hillis | 50 | (full review) |
| FilmHamster | 43 | (full review) |
| Sober Film Critic James Brown | 43 | (full review) |
| Tom Little of Digital Shortbread | 35 | (full review) |
| Silver Screen Riot Matt Oakes | 8 | (full review) |