A team of genius-but-broke grad students invent mind-reading technology that destroys their lives and threatens the future of free-will itself.
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Timothy Lee Conley | ... | Frank |
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A team of genius-but-broke grad students invent mind-reading technology that destroys their lives and threatens the future of free-will itself.
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Written by Peter Smith
Performed by Peter Pastel and The Break Neck Crew
Courtesy of Break Yo' Self Records
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Film is decent. Strong points are interesting concept, good pacing, and strong acting. Weak points include pretty bad dialogue and some key unbelievable plot points, weird choices in aesthetic.
The movie is worth it, but its not perfect. Constantly struck by how weird everything looks in the like yellow-green tint. Added nothing to the movie. The dialogue is also pretty unimpressive. Not a memorable or striking exchange in the movie because of the awkward word choice. However this is all made passable by the strong concept and moral questions that are brought into the scope of the film. It touches on the concept of sacrifice and freedom as we brave a new age where technology entangles with the human brain. A lot to take away as any good scifi should.