Release Year: 2004
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- A: 3.2
- Q: 4.7
- R: 4.4
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Man uses meditation to escape his mental illness. -
A humanoid hunter starts to wonder what it means to be alive, whether life is born or manufactured. -
True story of the National Football League's efforts to suppress a forensic pathologist's pioneering research on chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). -
Quantum scientists discover a means to transfer motor skills and experiences between people, creating a collective mind that challenges our idea of the self. -
A woman in dire financial distress in a dystopian future chooses to have her consciousness transferred into a younger body to keep her career. -
A linguistics professor at Columbia University is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease. The film is a testament to the ordeal families face worldwide. -
Accidentally drugged with an experimental serum, Lucy begins to develop superhuman abilities, nearing 100% brain processing capacity! -
May reincarnation has a scientific explanation? what if creation and evolution coexist together? Great movie regarding the concept, art, acting, -
In a future where MRI technology can read your mind, the trial of the century soon begins when a defendant faces his own memory. -
Humongous robots are built to battle monsters who are invading Earth from another dimension. Our robots are controlled by a neural bridge between two "pilots". -
The movie is about a man who suffers hippocampal damage as a result of an aneurysm and has anterograde amnesia, making him unable to make new memories. -
Lack of emotions, bipolar characters, use of drugs and placebos, social experimentation. -
Richard Davidson helps veterans with PTSD and children with ADHD to rewire their brains through meditation and mental exercises. -
A documentary about concussions in sports, their effects, and why people continue to put themselves, and their children, at risk. -
A neuron-transfer scientist experiments with the thoughts of a comatose young woman. -
Bill suffers from an [unstated] neurodegenerative disorder that causes him greater difficulties functioning in everyday life. -
Capt. Stevens is inserted in another man's body, and discovers he's part of a government program to determine the culprit in a terrorist attack. -
A guy's friend introduces him to NZT, an experimental drug that "allows him to use 100% of his brain," bringing him wealth and power. But bad guys want it too.
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