Release Year: 2004
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- A: 3.2
- Q: 4.7
- R: 4.4
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A TV show causes brain damage. -
A collection of breathtaking video clips depicting impact and ubiquity of technology. -
After a scientist's "devil woman" wife dies, he replaces her brain with one from the lab, that he'd fallen in love with. -
Artificially-created humans are running from the law. -
Clint Eastwood tries to steal a Soviet jet-fighter controlled by a "neuralink." -
A hacker is abducted into a computer game, where he teams-up with a Security program to destroy the Master Controller. -
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An underworld of Scanners (with psychic and telekinetic powers) are attempting world domination. A rogue Scanner tries to bring them down. -
Is it most human to be viscerally aware of non-human nature (the forest, the weather), or most human to be embedded in human institutions and technology? -
A scientist gets carried away while investigating consciousness using hallucinogenic drugs. -
A man whose dreams change reality comes under the care of a psychiatrist who tries to use his gift towards specific ends. -
Heavily influenced by Henri Laborit scientific work, illustrates how human behavior (emotions and decisions) with actual footage of lab experiments with rats! -
Mentally limited gardener is perceived as an individual with deep political insight, when his thoughts are applied in the context of economics and society. -
The central theme of the film is about how humans react to extreme violence. The protagonist deals with the horrors of war while traveling up a Vietnamese river -
Artificial intelligence gets out of control, and rapes the inventor's wife. -
Several people volunteer for a scientific experiment about mind-reading and memory, but the experiment goes horribly wrong. -
A surrealistic exploration of the psychology of obsession. Two actresses play one leading female role, making this an interesting example of change blindness.
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