Mind's Eye

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A sci-fi/thriller centered on a high school violinist who witnesses the collapse of space and time.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA sci-fi/thriller centered on a high school violinist who witnesses the collapse of space and time.A sci-fi/thriller centered on a high school violinist who witnesses the collapse of space and time.A sci-fi/thriller centered on a high school violinist who witnesses the collapse of space and time.

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601

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2/10

I have no idea....

I bought this movie about a week ago from the Walmart and I should have gone with my gut. There was something telling me not to get it but it had Malcolm McDowell so it couldn't be that bad, right? Wrong. He couldn't even save this movie. I still have no idea what's going on and it took me four days to finish it. I fell asleep before the ending and every time I put it back on I forgot where I left off because it was so hard to retain anything. I was bored to tears. I think I'd rather watch paint dry. No, I'd rather play Go Fish with a bunch silent Monks while waiting for paint to dry than to watch this movie again. Two stars for the cover art.

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When they are entering the cinema, there is a poster on the wall in the entrance hall of the movie itself, with the original title: Mind's Eye.

Gaffes
The science behind the radiometer (in Mr. Willis' car) is in fact well understood, contrary to his "explanation". It does not contain a vacuum, contrary to his "explanation"; when the black sides of the vanes absorb infrared radiation from a powerful source like sunshine they heat up, warming the air which touches them and causing it to expand and push the vanes around. Body heat from the palm of a hand is not powerful enough, again contrary to his "explanation".