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BRAINSTORM (1983) follows scientists Michael Brace (Christopher Walken) and Lillian Reynolds (Louise Fletcher), who develop a revolutionary device that records and plays back human experiences. As they push its boundaries, the technology’s potential becomes both exhilarating and dangerous. When corporate greed and government interference threaten its misuse, Michael faces moral and personal dilemmas. Blending cutting-edge sci-fi with emotional depth, the film explores memory, mortality, and the consequences of tampering with human consciousness.
Enter the ethical and emotional depths of cutting-edge technology. Join us as we discuss the good and the bad of Brainstorm (1983) and our memories of the film, including its innovative visuals, choppy screenplay, and the performances of Christopher Walken and Louise Fletcher. Listen, as Johnny Has the Keys dons a headset of memories, diving into a world where the boundaries of human experience blur… and discovering whether some doors are better left unopened.
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BRAINSTORM (1983) follows scientists Michael Brace (Christopher Walken) and Lillian Reynolds (Louise Fletcher), who develop a revolutionary device that records and plays back human experiences. As they push its boundaries, the technology’s potential becomes both exhilarating and dangerous. When corporate greed and government interference threaten its misuse, Michael faces moral and personal dilemmas. Blending cutting-edge sci-fi with emotional depth, the film explores memory, mortality, and the consequences of tampering with human consciousness.
Enter the ethical and emotional depths of cutting-edge technology. Join us as we discuss the good and the bad of Brainstorm (1983) and our memories of the film, including its innovative visuals, choppy screenplay, and the performances of Christopher Walken and Louise Fletcher. Listen, as Johnny Has the Keys dons a headset of memories, diving into a world where the boundaries of human experience blur… and discovering whether some doors are better left unopened.
SHOW LINKS:
Get Tim’s Book THE DEAD NEXT DOOR
Do you like our show? Want more cool stuff? Help us continue…
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