Proyecto Brainstorm

Título original: Brainstorm

1983
PG
1h 46min

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Los investigadores desarrollan un sistema con el que pueden meterse en la mente de las personas. Pero cuando los involucrados introducen sus problemas personales en la ecuación, se vuelve pe... Leer todoLos investigadores desarrollan un sistema con el que pueden meterse en la mente de las personas. Pero cuando los involucrados introducen sus problemas personales en la ecuación, se vuelve peligroso, y puede que mortal.Los investigadores desarrollan un sistema con el que pueden meterse en la mente de las personas. Pero cuando los involucrados introducen sus problemas personales en la ecuación, se vuelve peligroso, y puede que mortal.

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- 2 premios ganados y 6 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
Because of the immensely troubled production and disagreements with MGM, Douglas Trumbull opted never to direct a Hollywood film again. In 1983 he stated, "I have no interest . . . in doing another Hollywood feature film . . . Absolutely none. The movie business is so totally screwed-up that I just don't have the energy to invest three or four years in a feature film. Moviemaking is like waging war. It destroys your personal life, too. The people who can survive the process of making films have largely given up their personal lives in order to do that, just because it's such a battle to make a movie. And in doing that, they've isolated themselves from the very audience that they're trying to reach."

Errores
Several of the tapes play back from a third-person perspective, which would be impossible if the tapes were actually a person's recorded memory.

Citas
Dr. Michael Anthony Brace: I made that for you. It's a gift.
[hands her the tape and sets the large silver metal case on the bed]
Karen Brace: What is it?
Dr. Michael Anthony Brace: It's me.

Créditos curiosos
After the final credit has rolled, 'TO NATALIE' appears for a couple seconds

Versiones alternativas
In the psychotic episode sequence when Michael's (Christopher Walken) son Chris (Jason Lively) wears the headset, there's a slight difference between the 70mm version and 35mm version. In the 70mm version of Chris's hallucination when Michael flips a lever presumably sending an electrical current to Chris's head, the camera cuts to and remains on a shot of a circular device with electricity running through it, as Michael is heard to say, 'Now you're gonna find out it's mine!' In the 35mm version, the shot arrangement is the same except that it cuts back to a closeup of Michael saying the line 'Now you're gonna find out it's mine!'

Conexiones
Edited into Trumbull Land (2018)

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Difficult, but Talented

First off, let's get a few things out of the way:

Yes, "Brainstorm" is marred by uneven acting and the death of its lead actress, Natalie Wood, under circumstances that to this day are still the stuff of speculation.

Yes, Louise Fletcher's death scene is overacted to the point of parody.

Yes, it's not easy to accept Christoper Walken in a role of a semi-normal person.

Yes, "Brainstorm" was only Douglas Trumbull's second film as a director, and some might argue that it was little better than "Silent Running."

But, even despite all of that, the story is incredibly engaging, the visuals are striking (what else would you expect from the wizard responsible for "2001" and "Blade Runner"?), James Horner's music is absolutely divine, and the film is quite enjoyable.

Also, in its favor, a great deal of the credit (or blame, as many would say) for the final result lies squarely with MGM/UA. Still dealing with United Artists' financial baggage after their merger, the company all but took the film away from Trumbull after Wood's death--not to mention the studio's lack of support for Trumbull's plan to film the "helmet" sequences in his ultra-realistic Showscan process.

So, in point, I highly recommend this movie, but just be aware of what you're getting into...