Brain 17

Synopsis

Brain 17, a science fiction movie released in 1982, directed by Masahiro Kamiya, takes the audience on a mind-bending journey into the future. The story revolves around a group of scientists who invent a groundbreaking technology, Brain 17, that allows them to explore the depths of human consciousness. As they delve deeper into the capabilities of this innovation, they uncover sinister forces at play that threaten to manipulate and control the minds of society. With stunning visuals and a thought-provoking plot, Brain 17 challenges the boundaries of human intellect and explores the ethical implications of technological advancements in a gripping narrative that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Cast

• Masahiro Kamiya

  Stevie

• Ulf Otsuki

  Professor Hassler

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  Tadao Nakamaru

  Dr. Sahara

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  Midori Takei

  Judy Sahara

• Gō Haraguchi

  Captain Bob Kendall, "The Razor"

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  Akihiko Hirata

  Captain Roper

Reviews

Brain 17 has received mixed reviews from critics. Some praise the film for its innovative concept and visually striking scenes, highlighting the thought-provoking exploration of consciousness and ethics. Rotten Tomatoes critics gave it a rating of 6.2/10, acknowledging its unique take on the sci-fi genre. However, other critics found the storytelling convoluted and the pacing uneven, detracting from the overall experience. IMDb users rated it 5.7/10, with some praising the performances while others felt the film fell short of its potential. Despite its flaws, Brain 17 offers an intriguing premise that sparks discussion and reflection on the impact of technology on humanity.

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