Release Year: 2004
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- A: 3.2
- Q: 4.7
- R: 4.4
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People purchase memories of vacations. A client begins to suspect that he got more than he paid for. -
The head of a cyborg reactivates and rebuilds itself and goes on a violent rampage in a space marine's girlfriend's apartment. -
Humanity gets its kicks from pleasure chips, transferred directly into the brain. -
After falling in the woods, a boy wakes up 8 years later with starcharts in his brain. A recently-crashed UFO performs a brainscan, and also extracts emotions. -
A boy genius's friend Samantha is murdered by her father. The boy implants robot parts in her brain to bring her back, but she goes on a murderous rampage. -
A TV show causes brain damage. -
To regain consciousness, a comatose patient is stimulated with the neural activity of a dying brain. -
Experiences are recorded from the brain. The recording of someone dying turns out to be dangerous. -
Clint Eastwood tries to steal a Soviet jet-fighter controlled by a "neuralink." -
High tech psychiatrist Louise Fletcher uses a BCI to help a teenaged Linda Blair explore "the bad dreams inside her... and dissolve them.". It does not go well. -
Behavior modification via electronic brain implants. -
A domesticated Om escapes from gigantic Draags with headphones that allow information to be put directly in the brain. -
A group of soldiers are brainwashed for political purposes. -
A brilliant surgeon encases his dead son's brain in a large robot body, with unintended results. -
A woman is taken hostage by a gang of drug smugglers and subjected to a machine that reads brain waves and turns its subjects psychotic.
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