Release Year: 2002
A Beautiful Mind
- A: 4.2
- Q: 4.3
- R: 4.3
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Teenagers incite each other's bad behavior in a chatroom, blurring reality with online fantasy. -
Surrogates explores a world in which humans have no direct social contact with each other, instead using artificial proxies for all of their interactions. -
A comedy set in a world where no one has ever lied, until a writer seizes the opportunity for personal gain. -
A teacher's attempt to demonstrate the perils of dictatorship gets out of control, as his students become swept up in a wave of groupthink and compliance. -
A mysterious condition systematically shuts down an artist's autonomic functions, as he steadily blurs the line between reality and the world of his play. -
The film delves into the psychology of the main casts whilst exploring other deeper themes. -
A man coping with the institutionalization of his wife because of Alzheimer's becomes challenged by his own perceptions and memories of their shared experience. -
After a mortal accident, in the last seconds of his life, a boy "dreams" about himself, his life and his lover in a surrealistic expansion of space, time, logic -
Several stories interweave during two days in Los Angeles, highlighting human motivational factors, decision making, racism, and other social cognition themes. -
Four co-workers' ability to fulfill a mundane bet depends heavily on their interaction with the surrounding environment. -
A cinematic take on the infamous "Stanford Prison Experiment" conducted in 1971. Shows how fast and dramatically can people change in different environments. -
A man tries to reconcile his experiences in multiple phenomenal worlds. -
Movie follows the portrayal of a psychopath -
Mental and emotional development versus apparent physical age. -
An android finds more success building meaningful interpersonal relationships than the reclusive scientist who developed him. -
Teenage geniouses are fooled into developing a weapon for the government in this quirky comedy. Also explores themes of social isolation and academic pressure. -
A bureaucrat, in a retro-future world, tries to correct an administrative error and becomes an enemy of the state. -
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?
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