The Mandela Effect

2019
TV-MA
1h 19min

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5,8/10

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Charlie Hofheimer in The Mandela Effect (2019)

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Drama Horror Sci-Fi Thriller

Un homme est obsédé par des faits et des événements dont des milliers de personnes se souviennent mal. Persuadé que ceci est symptomatique d'un phénomène de plus grande ampleur, son obsessio... Tout lireUn homme est obsédé par des faits et des événements dont des milliers de personnes se souviennent mal. Persuadé que ceci est symptomatique d'un phénomène de plus grande ampleur, son obsession l'amène à douter de la réalité même.Un homme est obsédé par des faits et des événements dont des milliers de personnes se souviennent mal. Persuadé que ceci est symptomatique d'un phénomène de plus grande ampleur, son obsession l'amène à douter de la réalité même.

Réalisation
- Benjamin Epps
- David Guy Levy
Scénario
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5,8/10

5,1 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Benjamin Epps
- David Guy Levy
Scénario
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Clarke Peters, who portrays Dr. Roland Fuchs, played Nelson Mandela in the film Endgame (2009).

Gaffes
In the 88th and 89th minute Brendan introduces himself to Dr. Fuchs as 'Brandon.' Fuchs then asks, "...Brendan, right?" To which Brendan says yes. This may, however, be intentional based on the surreal and cerebral story.

Citations
[first lines]
Brendan: [narrating] How many? How many trials will it take for this rat to run this maze without making any mistakes? How quickly will the rat complete the maze each time? Over multiple trials, will he get faster? Over time, rats tend to run the maze with fewer and fewer errors. Soon, they eliminate the errors altogether, and move faster. As it moves, it's creating an internal map of its world.
Brendan: Researchers use maze studies to help identify general principles about learning and memory, and what they learn can be applied to other species. Even us.
Brendan: I design games. I code. In video games, we come across these principles each time we play. They are designed so we use our memory to learn, adapt and advance. Without our memory, we'd get nowhere.

Connexions
Referenced in Je veux juste en finir (2020)

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8/10

I grew up reading the Bernstein Bears

I grew up reading the Bernstein Bears and remember the books very clearly. Way later as an adult I was talking to someone about the books and they said the Berenstain Bears, which spawned an argument about what their name actually was. Come to find out there are a bunch more examples of this effect.

The movie does a great job in presenting several of the Mandela Effect issues and their basis in real science. Quantum physics, the multiverse theory (the real one not that Marvel crap), the holographic universe, all these point to much bigger things than we can currently understand.

I get why people can't connect to this movie, they can't wrap their head around the idea that what they consider reality may not actually be. That leads into meaning of life questions, concepts of God, and all sorts of existential reality crises. The average person can't handle that, so they freak out and refuse to think about it. Those of us who do question reality find the subjects very stimulating.

I think they did a good job wrapping up the movie. There were really only a couple plausible options for an ending and they choose the happy version. I can dig it.