Mi cerebro es electrónico

Título original: The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes

1969
G
1h 31min

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Kurt Russell, Cesar Romero, Alexander Clarke, Joe Flynn, Alan Hewitt, Debbie Paine, William Schallert, and Frank Welker in Mi cerebro es electrónico (1969)

At Medfield College, an accident with a donated computer gives Dexter Riley the ability to remember any knowledge learned instantly and perfectly.

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Artificial Intelligence Comedy Family Sci-Fi

Un accidente con una computadora donada le da a Dexter Riley la capacidad de recordar cualquier conocimiento aprendido de manera instantánea y perfecta.Un accidente con una computadora donada le da a Dexter Riley la capacidad de recordar cualquier conocimiento aprendido de manera instantánea y perfecta.Un accidente con una computadora donada le da a Dexter Riley la capacidad de recordar cualquier conocimiento aprendido de manera instantánea y perfecta.

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Curiosidades
This was the first in the "Dexter Riley" movies, a trilogy of three high-concept Disney fantasy-comedies starring Kurt Russell as Dexter, with Joe Flynn and Cesar Romero. These films were set in Medfield College where a scientific breakthrough would lead to hijinks. They were Mi cerebro es electrónico (1969) (robotics / human computers), Te veo y no te veo (1972) (invisibility) and El hombre más fuerte del mundo (1975) (super-strength).

Pifias
After being spray painted by the kids and driving through the haystack, Arno's face is red, but his hair isn't. Later, in the studio his hair does have some red paint in it.

Citas
Dean Higgins: Don't you worm me, you worm!

Conexiones
Edited into Disneylandia: The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes: Part 1 (1972)

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The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
Written by Robert F. Brunner and Bruce Belland

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7/10

Kurt Russell leading brightly as Dexter

1960s Disney ends with a good, just not exceptional, film. It has been a long, up and down decade from the studio, with most falling under that category or lower.

'The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes' entertains to a satisfactory degree, with Kurt Russell leading brightly as Dexter. The rest of the cast aren't all that remarkable, even if there are a load of faces I recognise from other things. If I had to choose the most noteworthy, they would be Cesar Romero (Arno) & William Schallert (Quigley).

The plot is enjoyable, it's just as bonkers as you'd expect given it's in a similar vein to films like 1961's 'The Absent-Minded Professor'. I'd say it's better executed than that Flubber premise. There's also a cool chase sequence in this, too.

I'm curious to see where the sequels head.