Release Year: 2002
A Beautiful Mind
- A: 4.2
- Q: 4.3
- R: 4.3
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Intelligence enhancing drugs and virtual reality simulations transform a gardener. -
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The CIA wants to confiscate a device that can record your dreams. -
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Following a shooting, Henry tries to recover his memory, speech, mobility, and his life. -
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Shows a child prodigy's view of the world & his discordance with it, and the troubles society have in dealing with and nurturing the exceptional mind. -
People purchase memories of vacations. A client begins to suspect that he got more than he paid for. -
Comatose patients are awoken through L-Dopa therapy. -
Psychological problems are cured by "memory-resculpting." -
Humanity gets its kicks from pleasure chips, transferred directly into the brain. -
Post-traumatic stress disorder blurs a Vietnam vet's line between delusion and reality. -
The head of a cyborg reactivates and rebuilds itself and goes on a violent rampage in a space marine's girlfriend's apartment. -
In the future, war is outlawed. A territorial dispute over the state of Alaska will be determined by a battle between robots. -
Two brothers, one with autism, discover each other following their father's death. -
A made-for-television film inspired by and exploring themes from Hofstadter & Dennet's 1981 book "The Mind's I." -
Death row inmate wrongly convicted in part by eyewitness testimony (and released as a result of the publicity from this documentary). -
Military experiments unleash the latent psychic ability of the main character, Akira, which threatens the world.
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